Sentence examples for to commit felony from inspiring English sources
Murray, Wade and Cole have been charged with multiple counts of felony assault, assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy to commit felony assault.
Steve Coll of the New Yorker writes that it "sounds on its face like a racketeering conspiracy to commit felony assault and battery in order to advance a shared business interest".
The Williams bonus system, as described by the N.F.L., sounds on its face like a racketeering conspiracy to commit felony assault and battery in order to advance a shared business interest — the bonuses and increased salaries that are shared by N.F.L. players when they win championships, including the Super Bowl, which the Saints won in 2009.
He also seemed to be attempting to commit felony sex trafficking in the third degree (receiving or agreeing to receive money from prostitution) under Alaska state law.
Antonio Flores Narcisso, 42, was arrested Tuesday and charged with burglary of a habitation with the intent to commit felony force for the attack that allegedly happened on May 8.
But it reflects a rational legislative judgment, entitled to deference, that offenders who have committed serious or violent felonies and who continue to commit felonies must be incapacitated.
He directed his lawyer to commit felonies.
I invite some of the neighborhood guys and tell them to bring a date and a weapon and we can get loaded and pretend to commit felonies.
We made sure schools weren't given sufficient funds to deal with disciplinary problems so that our thugs had to commit felonies before they were transferred or expelled.
Sahu told VICE News that Juggalos do not fit the legal definition of a criminal street gang according to 18 US Code 521, which classifies a gang as any association of five or more people that exists primarily to commit felonies involving drugs and/or violence.
I have been vilified in these pages for working with the federal government to enforce its own laws with respect to illegal immigrants who commit felonies.
