Sentence examples for usually plead from inspiring English sources

Those accused usually plead guilty to manslaughter on grounds of diminished responsibility.

(Defendants usually plead guilty before trial when they have clearly violated the law, and prosecutors generally do not charge defendants they cannot convict).

Of the quarter who do go to prison, those charged with the A1 felony usually plead guilty to the lesser A2 charge, which carries a three-years-to-life sentence.

Are you a member of a religious group?... Do you attend its functions weekly, monthly, never?... How do you think a person gets to Heaven?" In the midst of this catechism, their interlocutors would usually plead another appointment and disappear into the house.

The Australian government, a staunch opponent of capital punishment, has usually pleaded for clemency for citizens facing execution abroad.

"Usually, you plead guilty to get something out of it," said Prof. Yale Kamisar of the University of Michigan Law School, an authority on criminal procedure.

Couples are usually passive, pleading.

When charges were not dropped, the arrested men usually quietly pleaded guilty.

Tourists facing citations can either plead guilty, usually by mail, or fight the charge in person.

People who plead guilty usually get credit for accepting responsibility and cooperating with prosecutors.

On my knees -- where I usually pray -- I plead with our electors to meet on December 15 and decide together how to vote for a U.S. President on December 19 , 2016