Sentence examples for solicitation charges from inspiring English sources

Last year in Chicago, the police arrested 3,204 people on prostitution charges and 950 customers on solicitation charges and impounded 862 cars belonging to people who solicited prostitutes.

Strawberry, who was part of World Series champion teams with the Yankees and the Mets, was convicted of drug and prostitution solicitation charges in 1999.

He was suspended for 120 days last year after pleading no contest to drug and solicitation charges resulting from an arrest in Florida in April 1999.

The restrictions on his freedom and the drug treatment were imposed as part of a two-year "community control" sentence imposed last November, after he broke his probation on the 1999 cocaine and prostitution solicitation charges.

Larry King Live, CNN, June 24thIdentity crisis"I double checked with the sergeant co-ordinating the investigation to make certain he confirmed the identity and that the suspect was not just joking with us".A Fort Myers police spokesman on arresting a boat salesman named George W. Bush on solicitation charges.

Williams spoke about Strawberry's uncertain future, a future that was already clouded by a recurrence of his cancer and a one-year suspension from baseball starting in April for drug and solicitation charges and will now include two years of house arrest.

Taylor faces a maximum of one year in prison on the solicitation charge, a misdemeanor.

The solicitation charge carries a $500 fine and up to 30 days in jail or probation.

Thus it was Mr. Jennings whose courage made him a permanent icon -- and the infant movement's first hero -- when he was arrested in Los Angeles on a sexual solicitation charge a year later and decided to publicly contest it in court.

The solicitation charge alone carries up to 10 years in prison.

The solicitation charge was dismissed after Mardikian paid a $1,000 fine, completed the eight-hour AIDS class and avoided additional run-ins with the law, according to Angela Holland, a Las Vegas Justice Court judicial executive assistant.