Sentence examples for statute under which from inspiring English sources

Long talk story about the 1945 Massachusetts statute under which "Forever Amber" was tried and exonerated.

The California statute under which he was convicted refers to his crime as sexual assault.

It also decriminalized the statute under which Tymoshenko had been convicted, and she was released from prison the following day.

"The prosecutor was wrong in terms of saying there's no statute under which they can be sentenced," he said.

Incoming mail runs between seven thousand and fifteen thousand… Long talk story about the 1945 Massachusetts statute under which "Forever Amber" was tried and exonerated.

The New Yorker, March 29 , 1947P. 25 Long talk story about the 1945 Massachusetts statute under which "Forever Amber" was tried and exonerated.

Sixteen states have enacted statutes under which such defendants can be held in civil commitment indefinitely, with periodic review to see whether they can be safely released.

So if Perry's behavior fits within the technical definition of the two statutes under which he's charged, which it well might, he's probably out of luck.

The statutes under which the central bank was established supposedly prohibit this kind of thing, although one suspects that clever lawyers could find a way to make it happen.

(Although Spitzer gave up the effort after realizing that Greenberg did nothing criminal under New York laws; the feds are working with the formless federal "anti-fraud" statutes under which a prosecutor may both indict and convict the proverbial ham sandwich).

The General Chapter of 1260 held in Narbonne, France, the first where Bonaventure presided, ratified his codification of the legal statutes under which Franciscans lived, known as the "Constitutions of Narbonne" and also asked him to write a definitive Life of St. Francis, which he did in 1261.