Sentence examples for statutory charge from inspiring English sources

The first-degree murder count is a statutory charge available to prosecutors when three people are killed by the same person within two years.

This means that if there is a 'co-payment' element to that healthcare – for example, residents contribute a percentage to the overall cost or pay a statutory charge like a prescription charge – then visitors using an EHIC will also be expected to pay that charge.

Statutory charging has been introduced, so it is now the CPS that decides whether a defendant should be charged.

The US government had sought to press further statutory charges on him that would have added up to an additional eight years on his sentence, but has now dropped the count.

"Do you know what happens to pretty boys like you when they go up to the farm on statutory charges," Woody Harrelson says in HBO's "True Detective," a line echoed almost word-for-word by Christopher Meloni and Denzel Washington in other Hollywood cop moments, as if it were as routine as reading suspects their Miranda rights.

In certain circumstances, patients are covered for 100% of the statutory charges, in particular when the insured person is suffering from 1 of 30 specified long-term illnesses.

He was subsequently convicted for three misdemeanor statutory rape charges, a charge of endangering a child, and a felony computer charge for seducing and fornicating with a 15-year-old girl.

Mr. Neesmith's lawyers pointed out that a statutory rape charge could be brought.

In Warren County, he is facing a second-degree statutory rape charge.

Roman Polanski faces weeks in jail before an appeal against his arrest over a 32-year statutory rape charge is heard in court, Swiss authorities said today.

Even his autobiography, titled "Roman," which he published in 1984, is phlegmatic in describing his reaction to the murder of Sharon Tate, and later the statutory rape charge, which he vigorously denies in the book.