Sentence examples for seriously charged from inspiring English sources

Though their cases and situations are different than the three most seriously charged, Senakiewicz and Neiweem are getting the same level of support from activists in Chicago and elsewhere around the country.

You cannot be seriously charged for your actions if someone in the house let you in.

The Director of Public Prosecutions, Alison Saunders, now thinks that the police and prosecutors should have taken the allegation levelled against him seriously, and charged him with sexual offences.

Both times I was faced with charges of Solicitation and/or Prostitution, a crime that as a minor who wasn't of legal age to consent to sex, couldn't seriously be charged to commit.

Surely MPs who do something seriously wrong should be charged and tried in a court of law like anyone else?

The rest is well-documented history: that Sunday 11 December, more than 5000 people gathered at North Cronulla; men of Arabic appearance were assaulted; large groups of Lebanese Australians from south-west Sydney mounted big reprisal attacks; police and rioters clashed; dozens of people were seriously injured and 104 charged.

You will be chased, you will be caught, and you will be charged more seriously than if you hadn't fled.

"Any experienced criminal lawyer would read that passage as meaning, 'we are very seriously looking into charging someone with being in conspiracy with him [Cohen] regarding this perjury," Cotter said.

Given recent school-related violence, the threat was taken seriously, meaning Carter has been charged with making a "terroristic threat," a felony that carries up to an eight-year prison sentence.

That said, the following warning signs should tip you off that your pornography habit is something to take seriously: Pornography and sex are charged subjects, and there is no consensus among psychologists or medical experts on the effects of porn or whether a porn habit should be described as an addiction.

"That means first working out what they are".Mr Barbosa says Brazil takes seriously the charge that it only criticises and never proposes.