Sentence examples for subsequent plea from inspiring English sources

His subsequent plea of guilty does not (and cannot) wipe out the improper conduct which has led me to end this case.

He added that both he and G.M., which lost its title this year as the world's largest automaker to Toyota, had been irrevocably changed by the company's financial crash and subsequent plea for a government bailout.

Ysiad figured out how to keep his arrest, subsequent plea, and probation status a secret from his classmates and the administration at his school.

His subsequent pleas for parole have all been denied, and still in prison at age 62, he is New Jersey's longest-serving inmate.

The judge said the constable was justified in stopping Mr. Wood, given his subsequent guilty plea to a lesser offense.

What concerns some is Mr. Lucarelli's 1995 indictment on federal fraud charges involving the Henderson Street project, and his subsequent guilty plea to a single count of conspiracy, for which he was sentenced to 14 months in prison.

It cited the publicity surrounding his divorce and custody battle with the actress Denise Richards in 2007, and his arrest and subsequent guilty plea to a charge of assaulting his then-wife Brooke Mueller in 2009.

This was driven home last October when the season-ending championships, the Breeders' Cup, was eclipsed by the investigation and subsequent guilty pleas of three former fraternity brothers who had rigged a more than $3 million pick-six payoff by manipulating the computer system of the company that processed the bet, Autotote.

"The Fuentes family's subsequent repeated pleas for the police officers on the scene to get medical help for their beloved dog were ignored," the complaint read.

An arrest before the start of the 2011 season — and subsequent no-contest plea to drunken driving — was a jarring reminder that potential offers no guarantees.

Currently, a player who is arrested for committing a violent act receives mandatory counseling and a subsequent conviction or guilty plea would result in a possible suspension and fine.