Stephens faces 22003 felonies and Brandon faces 210 felonies linked with molestation and have both pleaded not guilty.
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But fewer than 70,000 federal felonies are prosecuted each year, while roughly 2.5 million felonies proceed through the state courts.
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Mr. Robicheaux was charged with 13 felonies, including oral copulation with anesthesia, and Ms. Riley was charged with 11 felonies.
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Governor Cuomo's proposal would eliminate cash bail and require the automatic release of people charged with misdemeanors (except for domestic violence or sex offenses), nonviolent felonies and a few violent felonies.
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In 2011, it went to the current ratio and eliminated provisions that excluded inmates convicted of serious felonies, those required to register as sex offenders, or inmates with prior serious or violent felonies.
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Ted Lieu (D-CA) said that the latest allegations suggested Pruitt may have committed one or more felonies: In addition to being a national embarrassment, Scott Pruitt likely committed one or more felonies.
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Incredibly, the law did not distinguish between felonies and misdemeanors.
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And we also know Hillary Clinton -- she did commit felonies.
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Those with felonies face up to 10 years behind bars.
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According to court records, both have been hit with felonies.
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Class 1 and 2 felonies generally carry lower maximum penalties.
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This is what happened, Hillary committed felonies, Hillary obstructed justice.
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"Some of the men do have aggravated felonies," he said.
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Both the weapons and drugs charges were classified as felonies.
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According to arrest records, he has at least 11 felonies.
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If they're caught, they could both be charged with felonies.
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Florida, for example, began restricting people with felonies since 1868.
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While he was on the run, he committed two felonies.
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A pardon of all felonies will not pardon a conviction.
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For felonies, negligence or recklessness is not sufficient for conviction.
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Additional violations can be pursued as felonies, the publication noted.
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For most felonies, the statute of limitations is five years.
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I picked up a couple of felonies for selling weed.
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We know Clinton committed felonies and crimes and obstructed justice.
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Snyder — were charged with felonies of conspiracy and false pretenses.
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Mr. Zarate, an immigrant from Mexico, had accrued multiple felonies.
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The defendants are accused of multiple felonies, including hate crimes.
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The misconduct ranges from serious felonies to minor administrative violations.
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They were caught on camera, arrested and charged with felonies.
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Are many political campaigns walking felonies waiting to be exposed?
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Mowry's Charges are 'Very Serious,' Police Say The spokesman says the four counts of sexual battery of a victim under 12 years old are capital felonies and the other 11 charges are life felonies.
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Robicheaux was charged with 17 felonies, including 5 counts of rape.
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You said last time on the program Hillary did commit felonies.
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Controversial as it may be, his record indicates no prior felonies.
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Journalistic felonies were discovered far and wide during the campaign season.
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Those who commit felonies, he says, deserve to be in jail.
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Though some states have reclassified certain felonies in the past, Prop.
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His mortgage broker, Barry Swartz, 53, was charged with 15 felonies.
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The official residue of his years in prison: two nonviolent felonies.
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He was charged with multiple felonies including assault and resisting arrest.
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Both are felonies punishable by up to five years in prison.
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Four felonies, two from one incident, and all in one week.
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He was convicted by a jury of eight felonies in August.
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Both charges are enhanced by felonies committed in Los Angeles County.
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Damn Sarah, back at it again being accused of multiple felonies.
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They are charged with a range of felonies, including wire fraud.
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Prosecutors dropped the felonies Friday as part of his plea deal.
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Now we got him for felonies, and he's going to jail.
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All of them set bail high for violent felonies, for example.
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Thirty-five of the crimes were felonies, and 13 were violent.
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An admissions officer paused when we told her about my felonies.
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No, it's not a rise in murders or other serious felonies.
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There's not one legal entity that has said he committed felonies.
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The law bars people with felonies of "moral turpitude" from voting.
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The Immigration Act of 1990 created additional penalties for aggravated felonies.
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Cohen has already pleaded guilty to felonies related to the payments.
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Both felonies can carry sentences of up to four years in prison.
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Less than three percent of those 11 million people have committed felonies.
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Shkreli was convicted in August 2017 of three out of eight felonies.
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Rapes, which are felonies, are rare on the subway, Chief Fox said.
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The three charges — all felonies – could land him in prison for life.
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The Alaska Dispatch News reported 31 felonies were dropped from the indictment.
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Daleiden is currently facing federal and state charges, which include 15 felonies.
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She was ultimately charged with 5 crimes, 4 of which were felonies.
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Montia is the victim of multiple felonies under state and federal laws.
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That qualifies them as felonies, which must be entered into the database.
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The Manhattan district attorney indicted Manafort in March with 16 state felonies.
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Among his criminal convictions … four felonies for possessing heroin and manufacturing narcotics.
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Those facing more serious, violent felonies would be ineligible for pretrial release.
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That meant if Clinton were guilty of committing felonies, so was Obama.
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In comparison, New York City reported almost 95,000 major felonies last year.
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Some were as young as 11, and many were charged with felonies.
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The law says burglaries are violent felonies that can require longer sentences.
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Kay Ivey signed legislation re-enfranchising thousands of people convicted of felonies.
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Abraham's office secured exorbitant bails for the protesters, charging many with felonies.
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If done with an intent to defraud, such actions can be felonies.
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Most of the defendants were charged with felonies, including robberies and assaults.
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Both men, Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn, have plead guilty to felonies.
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Moreover, the initiative reduces several felonies to misdemeanors and misdemeanors to infractions.
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Police and sheriff's officials, including jail officers, will still be able to work with federal immigration authorities if a person has been convicted of one of about 800 crimes, mostly felonies and misdemeanors that can be charged as felonies.
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While the U.S. population commits misdemeanors and felonies at a rate 85033 times higher than police, police are convicted of misdemeanors and felonies at about six times the average rate for concealed handgun permit holders in Florida and Texas.
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Accused of two felonies, Schlongface hurtles toward Earth and Republicans scatter like rats.
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We're told the 2 felonies will eventually become misdemeanors once he completes probation.
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Tyndall has been criminally charged with multiple felonies; he has pleaded not guilty.
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Ambrose faces the same four charges as Earley, three of which are felonies.
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They face charges -- some misdemeanors, some felonies -- related to looting, vandalism and assault.
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The activists were later charged with felonies, but their cases ended without convictions.
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Most states have at least some voting restrictions for people convicted of felonies.
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Over half were on probation for felonies that carried penalties like Meek's case.
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Martin has been charged with 4 felonies -- 4 counts of making criminal threats.
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He was charged Wednesday with racketeering, official misconduct, false imprisonment, and other felonies.
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As we've reported, Amber pled guilty to 2 felonies -- domestic battery and intimidation.
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Manafort was convicted of eight felonies in a Virginia federal court last year.
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All of them are felonies and carry the potential penalty of prison time.
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Alling and Van Thillo were charged with three felonies, including criminal property damage.
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Muslet was charged with two felonies: battery on an elderly person and burglary.
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The next 2 charges are Level 4 felonies and carry 2 to 12.
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Mr. Wood is charged with several felonies, including rioting and destruction of property.
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Oklahoma voters approved a ballot measure downgrading some drug-related felonies to misdemeanors.
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A growing number of states are including some low-level, non-violent felonies.
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I think they lack the training and resources to investigate and adjudicate felonies.
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The measure applies only to felonies that are not first-degree murder cases.
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She had made 76 arrests over her career, 23 of them in felonies.
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But among offenders imprisoned for more minor felonies, the racial disparity is glaring.
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First, Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort was convicted on eight different felonies.
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And he's just been convicted of three felonies … one month for each felony.
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Mr. Covington was charged last year with three felonies, including second-degree assault.
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Tommie faces 7 charges in the indictment, and 3 of 'em are felonies.
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There are also drug offenses that have been reduced from felonies to misdemeanors.
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Relatively minor, nonviolent crimes—like burglary, tax evasion, and a broad number of drug offenses—were now considered "aggravated felonies" in the administrative immigration context, even if those same crimes did not constitute felonies, aggravated or otherwise, under criminal law.
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Class C felonies in Alabama include criminally negligent homicide, custody interference and criminal tampering.
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HANNITY: Clear Hillary Clinton, she committed felonies instead of Donald Trump, frame Donald Trump.
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The research indicates that letting people convicted of felonies vote could disproportionately benefit Democrats.
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All in all, Lil Twist will be charged with six felonies, reports Perez Hilton.
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Six of the child neglect charges he faces are second-degree felonies, prosecutors added.
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Police said Childress was sought for attempted murder and other violent felonies in Arizona.
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Four men were also booked on suspicion of felonies related to other drug possession.
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A jury in March found Brian Flatoff guilty of 14 felonies, including attempted homicide.
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Because the evidence about Hillary and committing felonies and obstructing is overwhelming and incontrovertible.
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In March, Turner, a former Stanford swim team member, was convicted of three felonies.
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Except for the petty theft misdemeanor counts, all the counts he faces are felonies.
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Blankenship was acquitted of felonies that could have stretched his sentence to 30 years.
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The drug counts are felonies, while the battery and delaying arrest charges are misdemeanors.
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Her ex-husband was charged with a few misdemeanors and two felonies, she wrote.
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If made into law, such violations would be felonies, according to the governor's office.
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In Kentucky, Class D felonies are punishable by up to five years in prison.
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Mr. Cook, who pleaded not guilty, was charged with 14 felonies and one misdemeanor.
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The initiative, Proposition 473, lowered criminal sentences by reducing them to misdemeanors from felonies.
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VW will plead guilty to three felonies and be on probation for three years.
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He pled guilty to 2 felonies -- conspiracy to distribute crack and distribution of crack.
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People with certain convictions, such as violent felonies and sex offenses, are not eligible.
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Mr. Robicheaux has now been charged with 17 felonies, and Ms. Riley with 13.
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Mr. Howe has been cooperating with the government after pleading guilty to eight felonies.
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I have friends who have felonies just because they were working [without a visa].
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"These are women in their 215, 30s, even 50s, some with felonies," she said.
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Shannon and Doak appeared in court and were charged with felonies on Sept. 13.
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Judges may still consider cash bail and pretrial detention for almost all violent felonies.
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His former National Security Adviser and deputy campaign chief have plead guilty to felonies.
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Some felonies seemed to drop off more precipitously after the program was cut back.
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His mortgage broker was also charged with 15 felonies; that case is still pending.
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The victims in these felonies — the banks, essentially — have been mum about the charges.
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The hate crime counts are juvenile felonies and the disorderly charge is a misdemeanor.
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Rick Snyder, were charged with felonies in connection with their role in the crisis.
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He awoke in a small, concrete cell, charged with three felonies and two misdemeanors.
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Trade him while he has value and isn't currently being investigated for any felonies.
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As states expanded their criminal codes to make felonies of crimes associated with African Americans, they also stripped those convicted of felonies of the right to vote, creating what Voters Organized to Educate describes as a class of "political refugees" that spans generations.
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Then the feds will bust the club, getting Hiram on a laundry list of felonies.
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And we now have all the evidence we need, Hillary, it&aposs irrefutable, committed felonies.
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Trump's first National Security Adviser, campaign chairman and personal lawyer have all confessed to felonies.
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Harmon was found to have outstanding felonies, and officers tried to take him into custody.
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The Class B violent felonies are each punishable with up to 25 years in prison.
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And their role is going to come out and it will involve I think felonies.
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All people convicted for felonies must register again after completing their time, probation and parole.
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Investigators soon charged several people in Smith's inner circle with felonies related to her death.
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Why isn&apost Hillary indicted by this time when we know she committed numerous felonies?
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During Azar's court arraignment on Friday he faced two-dozen felonies related to the scheme.
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He was charged with two felonies -- possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana.
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They'd been booked for possession of marijuana and intent to sell, both felonies in Texas.
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"The crooks know how to avoid felonies now and take advantage of that," he said.
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In addition to being a national embarrassment, Scott Pruitt likely committed one or more felonies.
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Virginia's Constitution explicitly empowers the governor "to remove political disabilities consequent upon conviction" for felonies.
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Loopholes notwithstanding, convictions for misdemeanor domestic violence and felonies are entered into the NICS databases.
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"In this case numerous crimes, including felonies, are believed to have been committed," trooper Col.
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The students were all previously convicted of felonies and are serving their respective prison sentences.
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The move applies to both misdemeanors and felonies, the latter being reclassified or dropped completely.
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DeChristopher was convicted of two felonies, sentenced to two years in jail and fined $10,000.
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"Infidelity and things like that aren't felonies, but it's a lapse of character," he said.
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However, the rule of law demands that we distinguish between political sins and federal felonies.
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She also faces charges of "false personation and related felonies" by the California Attorney General.
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He was charged with multiple felonies, including providing material support to terrorists, and denied bail.
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He added that Smollett had no prior felonies and wasn't a danger to the community.
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The Constitution does not grant the president immunity from prosecution for the commission of felonies.
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Before last night, Trump's official story isolated Cohen for campaign finance and bank fraud felonies.
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These cases include felonies, misdemeanors, and serious crimes and are instead prosecuted by a government agency.
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The bill would require university employees and staff to report possible felonies such as sexual assault.
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There appears to be some support for giving people convicted of felonies their voting rights back.
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Many states have statutes that bar people who have felonies from participating in legal weed economies.
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At her arraignment on July 23, Obdulia pleaded not guilty to the multiple felonies against her.
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In fact, prosecutors asserted that candidate Trump had directed the commission of two campaign finance felonies.
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The women were charged with serious sexual felonies in 1994 and trials followed three years later.
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Months ago prosecutors offered her a plea deal to collapse her felonies into a single misdemeanor.
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Fields will face trial in November on charges of first-degree murder and nine other felonies.
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All of the charges are felonies and stem from an incident that reportedly occurred Dec. 1.
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Brizzi was charged with two felonies: second-degree arson and first-degree malicious burning, Davis said.
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And she has been charged with 11 felonies for hacking into Selena Gomez's personal email accounts.
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Oklahoma's State Question No. 780 would lessen some property and drug crimes from felonies to misdemeanors.
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The man, named Marcus, told Abigail that his past felonies have prevented him from getting hired.
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Clary was convicted last month of multiple felonies, including attempted murder of two law enforcement officers.
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He was eventually arrested and booked for battery on an officer and resisting arrest -- both felonies.
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Federal statutes list a bunch of crimes as "aggravated felonies," including some drug and immigration offenses.
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He didn't have any felonies or children, but those things could change everything in an instant.
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Federal prosecutors have said Cohen committed felonies "in coordination with and at the direction" of Trump.
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"The vast majority of people have no idea their felonies could be reduced," he told me.
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Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez was an illegal immigrant with a rough criminal record of seven felonies.
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It will show you any small claims they've been accountable for, any felonies, even just arrests.
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That effort had some success in ridding the calendar of older felonies and easing the backlog.
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The cases involve 17 defendants and "included some felonies and DWIs," according to the Citizen Times.
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"Fourteen years is, you know, violent felonies and treason," Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin told CNN.
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Current regulations have in place a lifetime ban on SNAP benefits for people with drug felonies.
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Three have been convicted of felonies; one has not been charged but had his license revoked.
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You got to worry about the average everyday looking citizen now, because a gangster got felonies.
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The first 2 charges are Level 3 felonies and carry 3 to 16 years in prison.
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Uresti was sentenced to 12 years in prison for 20143 felonies, including money laundering and fraud.
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He has subsequently been charged with 31 felonies and is being held on $2 million bail.
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Yet we remain under indictment for multiple felonies, with all the disruption and fear that brings.
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San Diego has identified 4,700 cases, both felonies and misdemeanors, that will be cleared or downgraded.
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Uresti was sentenced to 12 years in prison for 11 felonies, including money laundering and fraud.
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After the 100-day halt, Biden would focus on deporting undocumented immigrants who have committed felonies.
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The area has some gang activity, serious felonies and occasional cases of sheep rustling and poaching.
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Mr. Garcia had no prior felonies and only one prior offense involving drugs: possession of marijuana.
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Clinton and much of her senior campaign staff to pedophilia, money laundering, perjury and other felonies.
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Mr. Kellar was charged with attempted child molestation and solicitation of a sex crime, both felonies.
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From 22012 through 295, stops went down 20153 percent while felonies declined an additional 22015 percent.
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By contrast, the other three Trump campaign associates who drew scrutiny were all convicted of felonies.
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A 2900 federal law prohibits people convicted of domestic violence felonies or misdemeanors from possessing firearms.
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Illegal entries are a crime: The first offense is a misdemeanor and subsequent offenses are felonies.
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He also noted that Smollett had no prior felonies and wasn't a danger to the community.
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The act removed felonies off 2202,2628 individual's records and erased the criminal record of 28500,6900 people.
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Rodriguez was busted last week and hit with 3 felonies, including computer tampering and computer trespass.
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An appeals court threw out the conviction in 22002, saying his actions had not constituted felonies.
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Between 2013 and 2018 alone, the state issued $1 billion in fines and fees for felonies.
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Timmy Kinner, the 230-year-old suspect, has been charged with several felonies including first-degree murder.
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HANNITY: Felonies were committed and that gets to the heart of the rigged investigation and to Hillary.
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As we told you, J.T. was charged with attempted extortion and extortion by threatening letter ... both felonies.
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We have a massively unpopular, scandal-plagued president whose aides are being convicted of serious federal felonies.
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Individual cities, like San Francisco, have already gone about expunging past convictions for both misdemeanors and felonies.
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Kaplan is charged with 10 counts of various sexual offenses, eight of them felonies, including statutory rape.
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Some employees have criminal arrest records, while others have served time for everything from misdemeanors to felonies.
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But the reform is specifically designed to target people convicted of felonies in connection with their office.
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Ralph Northam (D) have used their executive powers to restore voting rights to those convicted of felonies.
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The bill also did nothing to change a principal driver of prison population: long sentences for felonies.
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TMZ reported in January that Lee had been indicted on seven charges — three felonies and four misdemeanors.
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Hillary Clinton committed felonies and she should have been charged and these people ran interference for her.
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Still others have multiple misdemeanor convictions, which include felonies that were diminished as part of plea agreements.
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With pervasive coverage like this, some have posited that we all unwittingly commit three felonies a day.
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Add an alleged false statement charge to the mix, and you have a hat trick of felonies.
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The parallel effects of widespread defunding of social services and increase in the number of felonies, etc.
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Uber will maintain its blanket ban on felonies, but applicants who reduce their conviction could become eligible.
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As we previously reported, Winslow was arrested Thursday for multiple felonies including forcible rape and forcible sodomy.
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What's more, most states that have a legal marijuana business forbid industry entrants from having previous felonies.
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Several of the states that ban ex-offenders with felonies are enforcing laws that are centuries old.
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As he grew up, he fell into drugs and racked up more than 20 felonies, he said.
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Thus, the average illegal alien routinely commits multiple felonies –forgery, Social Security fraud, identity theft, and perjury.
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The bill's restoration of voting rights for formerly incarcerated people convicted of felonies is a worthy goal.
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He plans to propose ending cash bail for those facing misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies, the newspaper reported.
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Even drug treatment courts, which guarantee probation sentences with treatment components will often require pleas to felonies.
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Christian was charged with two counts of aggravated murder and one count of attempted murder, all felonies.
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At least one of the two misdemeanors will wind up in the plea deal, but the felonies?
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Update: The alleged attempted rapist has been charged with two felonies, according to The New York Times.
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So they're on the hunt for those felonies, so they can maintain their position in these details.
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Prosecutors plan to charge Harold Martin III, a 51-year-old veteran, with espionage and other felonies.
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But with felonies falling to record lows, the department has gained the leeway to rethink its mission.
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But in our criminal justice system we realize there are differences between misdemeanors, felonies, second-degree vs.
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Those crimes include certain felonies, like burglary and other property crimes and drug offenses, and all misdemeanors.
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PG&E was convicted of six felonies for violating a pipeline safety law and obstructing an investigation.
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PG&E was convicted of six felonies for violating a pipeline safety law and obstructing an investigation.
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In the Los Angeles County Fire Department, felonies and some misdemeanors are grounds for disqualification, said Capt.
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The 1868 Florida Constitution disenfranchised felons and included petty larceny among the crimes that counted as felonies.
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But Stone is in much more legal jeopardy after being convicted of seven felonies, including witness tampering.
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The detainees must be convicted of one or more of 170 felonies, not accused of those crimes.
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Clinton committed felonies, and have posted their own Twitter messages that at times have crossed into Islamophobia.
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Additionally, the Senate bill excludes the permanent ban for violent felonies that could further fracture family stability.
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But a criminal complaint released Wednesday in Pennsylvania shows charges have been added there, including multiple felonies.
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But a criminal complaint released Wednesday in Pennsylvania shows charges have been added there, including multiple felonies.
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In July, he was charged with two felonies: making false statements and violating his oath of office.
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He admitted to committing these felonies quote, "in coordination with, and at the direction of" President Trump.
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Class 4 felonies are punishable by one to three years in prison, according to Illinois state law.
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The order restores the voting rights for people convicted of certain felonies who have completed their sentences.
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Ex-Athletic Director Tim Curley and former university Vice President Gary Schultz originally were charged with felonies.
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Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to felonies and implicated the President in his plea deal.
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He has been charged with two misdemeanors, not felonies, and those charges may be reduced or dropped.
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He challenged a federal law banning gun ownership by people convicted of felonies on Second Amendment grounds.
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Notably, the initiative still allows state law to classify drug offenses for distribution and sales as felonies.
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Both charges are felonies, and Daz is now facing as much as 25 years, if he's convicted.
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This is because of a litany of laws that subject immigrants who have been convicted of felonies to specific, harsh punishments: The 1988 Anti Drug Abuse Act, which infamously required mandatory drug sentences, also contained an immigration provision creating the category of aggravated felonies that subject immigrants to deportation.
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HANNITY: The very people that rigged Hillary&aposs investigation when she committed felonies, she should have been indicted.
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He was initially booked with 5 felonies including carrying a loaded firearm and possessing a high-capacity magazine.
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The other point to make is that twitter can ruin a career faster than a string of felonies.
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Doctors who perform abortions would be charged with felonies and could face up to 99 years in prison.
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Police Chief William Bones said Sunday that 30-year-old Timmy Kinner has been charged with several felonies.
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The bill requires certain school employees to report possible felonies, such as sexual assault allegations, to law enforcement.
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They spent three days in federal custody and were charged with conspiracy and transporting illegal aliens, both felonies.
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Sayoc has been charged with five felonies, including interstate transportation of an explosive and threats against former presidents.
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Jessie was facing FOUR total felonies ... which added up to a possible punishment of 50 YEARS behind bars.
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Proposition 47 was passed by California voters in November 2014 aiming to reduce drug possession felonies to misdemeanors.
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For serious felonies, defenders spent an average of only nine hours preparing their cases; 47 hours were needed.
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He's accused of neglect of duty and tampering with evidence, both felonies that could lead to prison time.
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Under Texas law, children under the age of 14 cannot be tried as adults for first-degree felonies.
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States such as Oregon, California and Utah have recently reduced all drug possession crimes from felonies to misdemeanors.
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Fifty-one-year-old Forrest Gordon Clark called the six felonies against him including aggravated arson a lie.
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It then double checks to see if the cases meet certain conditions—violent felonies, for example, are ineligible.
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Former Texas County Sheriff James Sigman, 48, and Lt. Deputy Jennifer Tomaszewski, 38, were indicted on multiple felonies.
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Also March 2017: California prosecutors charge Daleiden and Merritt with 15 felonies for filming people without their consent.
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He was arrested and charged with 2nd degree battery, false imprisonment and domestic abuse by strangulation ... all felonies.
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In January, three inmates, all charged with felonies, escaped, but their absence wasn't noticed for about 16 hours.
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After years of living in the US he was put in removal proceedings after convictions for various felonies.
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Three former aides had been charged with felonies in the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Between January 2900, 220006, and April 2202, 2628, Florida revoked 28500 concealed handgun permits for misdemeanors or felonies.
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Many who have been convicted of felonies simply assume that they have permanently lost the right to vote.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) administration officials and a former aide-turned-lobbyist who later pleaded guilty to eight felonies.
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Dreamers would be able to resolve their immigration status and they would receive amnesty for job-related felonies.
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We broke the story, the grand jury rung him up last week on a total of 8 FELONIES!
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The office manager, Shauna Cranford, is facing her own set of 16 charges, 10 of which are felonies.
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Turner, who remains on probation after being found guilty of three felonies, was released after serving three months.
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A: Some states, like Florida, bar people who have been convicted of felonies from serving on association boards.
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Now, officials have hit Masina with 3 felonies -- 1 count of rape and 2 counts of forcible sodomy.
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The measure that Governor Cuomo is proposing would eliminate cash bail for people facing misdemeanor and nonviolent felonies.
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He's been charged with a slew of felonies, including several counts of bank fraud and bank fraud conspiracy.
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Mr. Howe had pleaded guilty to eight felonies as part of his deal to become a government witness.
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People convicted of felonies or domestic violence misdemeanors forfeit their right to bear arms in the United States.
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People with certain violent felonies or sex offenses are not eligible to have their convictions vacated in Brooklyn.
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Most people charged with misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies will be released without being required to post cash bail.
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Judges will have the option of sending those charged with violent felonies to supervised release in some cases.
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Class 4 felonies in South Dakota carry with them a penalty of up to 10 years in prison.
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Several local and state officials, including former emergency managers and water plant employees have been charged with felonies.
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Criminal courts in the state are now prohibited from setting cash bail for most misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies.
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To guide police officers, "criminal activity" under the settlement must include only serious felonies and certainly not misdemeanors.
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A person who is deemed as high risk, including those arrested for violent felonies, will not be released.
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Records from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation & Correction indicate he was charged with burglary and vandalism -- both felonies.
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His efforts to reduce the number of incarcerated people — in part by reclassifying certain felonies as misdemeanors — failed.
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He had previously been deported five times and was wanted for a sixth deportation on drug-related felonies.
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He was charged with three gun felonies as an adult, but earned a G.E.D. in prison, he said.
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Both offenses become level 6 felonies if the guilty party has a prior conviction under the same section.
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Jonathan Schwartz pled guilty to 2 felonies connected to an embezzlement scheme that fleeced Alanis of $4.8 million.
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D.R. faces two counts of aggravated assault, one count of robbery, and one count of conspiracy ... all felonies.
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Ralph Northam, both Democrats, have used their executive powers to restore voting rights to those convicted of felonies.
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Lucky for Dustin, the judge only hit him with 2 misdemeanors and dropped the far more serious felonies.
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Bennett FerrisNew York To the Editor: Any Trump supporter who still believes President Trump's claims of a "witch hunt" after his personal lawyer pleaded guilty to various serious felonies implicating Mr. Trump in a cover-up, and after his campaign chairman is found guilty of eight serious felonies, is delusional.
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Thirty-year-old Timmy Kinner of Los Angeles has been charged with several felonies in connection with the attack.
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In Indiana, State Farm helped detectives craft an arrest warrant for a contractor who was charged with 14 felonies.
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Bloom then spoke and claimed her client was a victim of "multiple felonies" after she was filmed without consent.
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She also said they would "immediately" be going to law enforcement themselves to file a claim against the felonies.
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The grand jury had charged Mr. Perry with coercing a public servant and abusing his official capacity, both felonies.
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But "knowing and wilful violations" of campaign-finance laws are felonies, punishable by up to five years in prison.
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Frazee faces two counts of murder along with three counts of solicitation to commit murder — both first-degree felonies.
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Records from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction indicate he was charged with burglary and vandalism -- both felonies.
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And did he commit any other felonies, such as witness intimidation, as he had clearly indicated in the report?
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R. Kelly's been hit with a slew of sexual assault and various abuse charges in Illinois ... 11 felonies total.
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The ex-USC linebacker was initially charged with rape and two counts of forcible sodomy -- both 1st degree felonies.
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More serious crimes, like selling or transporting weed, were reduced from felonies carrying lengthy prison sentences to mere misdemeanors.
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Ethan's doing 2 years for violating probation -- and Tonya's still facing 2 felonies -- for their illegal jaunt to Mexico.
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The suspect Christian was charged with two counts of aggravated murder and one count of attempted murder, all felonies.
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There is also the question of how former convicts with marijuana-related felonies on their record will be treated.
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By the time I sped away with his car, I had committed enough felonies to nearly ruin my life.
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But after applying for her two felonies to be reduced to misdemeanors, she was cleared—and kept her lifeline.
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The case has been moved to the Utah County Attorney's Office, which handles felonies, and the prosecution is ongoing.
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The same month, North Dakota legislators voted to favor probation over prison for low-level felonies, among other changes.
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In 2017 and earlier this year, 13 people were charged with misdemeanors and felonies in the state of Washington.
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Those who have been convicted of violent felonies and domestic violence misdemeanors, among others, will be given special emphasis.
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The subway, which is already patrolled by 2,500 Police Department officers, has seen a decrease in most major felonies.
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Mr. Stone, 67, is charged with seven felonies, including obstructing justice, making false statements and tampering with a witness.
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In the 2018 midterm elections, Florida voters approved a measure allowing those convicted of felonies to register to vote.
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Still, the total number of major felonies on the subway is down slightly this year, according to police statistics.
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After pleading guilty to two felonies, Mr. Baumblit was sent to jail for three months in September 2009. Mrs.
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On March 12, 2009, Madoff pled guilty to 11 federal felonies and was sentenced to 150 years in prison.
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He has been charged with two other felonies while in prison, one for assault and one for prison contraband.
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That is one issue that is within the jurisdiction of the special counsel because it involves serious federal felonies.
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The Alabama Legislature revised the statute in 1996, keeping the moral turpitude language, but limiting its application to felonies.
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All three counts that he was convicted are felonies, each punishable by up to 10 years in state prison.
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Alvarado-Ventura's three other subsequent deportations were spurred by local arrests and criminal charges, including felonies, in Nassau County.
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But following the precedent of past Fed leak cases, he agreed to charge them with misdemeanors rather than felonies.
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It flags people with felonies, drug-related convictions, as well as any court order relating to someone's mental health.
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The transit system experienced an 87 percent decrease in felonies from 1990 to 2014, according to Police Department data.
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I believe that some states do not allow people convicted of felonies to run for seats on condo boards.
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In fact, 70 percent of those convicted of felonies in the state are not African-American, Mr. Volz said.
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His original charges were indecent assault and battery, both felonies, plus cocaine possession and 2 charges of accosting annoying.
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They know they're committing a few little felonies but don't quite grasp the magnitude of the trouble they're in.
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Lawmakers who are convicted of felonies are not allowed to vote in Congress, though they can retain their seats.
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The FBI arrives at the Hanson-Skolka residence to arrest Nick for felonies like securities fraud and tax evasion.
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Even Republican governor George Pataki, who eliminated parole for violent felonies and reinstated the death penalty, issued 32 commutations.
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Officer Yanez, who was charged with three felonies, including second-degree manslaughter, told jurors he feared for his life.
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The prosecutors acknowledged that Mr. Gates had committed more crimes than the two felonies to which he pleaded guilty.
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The bill overhauls certain federal sentencing laws, reducing mandatory minimum sentences for drug felonies and expanding early-release programs.
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He pleaded guilty to two felonies in 2010 in connection with the allegations, and served six months in jail.
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Most other states have already extended or abolished statutes of limitations for criminal prosecution of child sexual abuse felonies.
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Mr. Gates pleaded guilty to two felonies and has been cooperating with Mr. Mueller's team for the past year.
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Mr. Howe has been cooperating with the government after pleading guilty to eight felonies, many of which involved lying.
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The seven are being charged with several misdemeanors and felonies including malice murder, aggravated assault, armed robbery and home invasion.
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And remember, that April 274 letter -- HANNITY: But, Sara, anything short of Hillary committed felonies, Hillary -- CARTER: That&aposs right.
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Justin Crawford, 23, is charged with sodomy, aggravated child molestation, incest and enticing a child for indecent purposes — all felonies.
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Speaking generally, a spokesman for Backgrounds Online said that most employers are looking for criminal charges like misdemeanors and felonies.
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Statewide, more than 98% of people charged with felonies that result in convictions plead guilty rather than go to trial.
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A lot of the times is the very minor offenses, not just the serious felonies, that can make someone deportable.
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Wilfrido's older brother was behind the wheel that day -- and was charged with multiple felonies including 2nd degree felony murder.
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It's interesting ... when he was arrested February 21 and charged with 16 felonies, he was required to surrender his passport.
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He has already been implicated in two felonies and several of his former advisers are in or heading for prison.
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The prosecutor said three officers will be charged with felonies, including oral copulation with a minor and obstruction of justice.
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And it was the Department of Justice that indicted me on three felonies, but couldn&apost convict me on any.
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She didn't take a position on California Proposition 47, which was approved by voters, that reduced some felonies to misdemeanors.
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Holder also called on states to repeal laws that deny voting rights to people who have been convicted of felonies.
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That impacts your ability, if there was some type of immigration program, most likely they're going disqualify people with felonies.
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Holden Medlin, 27, was arrested July 25 and charged with multiple felonies during a traffic stop in Virginia, authorities say.
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"All of the charges lodged are misdemeanors, however, police are not ruling out enhancing them to felonies," the statement said.
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These are felonies, each punishable by up to 10 years in state prison, though the sentences could be served concurrently.
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The new law would instead turn drug felonies into misdemeanors, for which those accused could still spend time in prison.
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The statute of limitations on federal felonies is 5 years, and Clinton left her post at State in early 2013.
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Fairman was later arrested in late 2012 for a handful of other crimes which included three misdemeanors and three felonies.
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Parker was charged with tampering with a witness, injury to a child and abandoning or endangering a child, all felonies.
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As we reported ... Kelly was hit last week with 11 felonies related to sexual assault and various abuse in Illinois.
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Anderson was hit with 9 criminal charges including 3 felonies (harming a public servant, fleeing and eluding and reckless speeding).
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I do think the drug companies in this instance committed probably criminal felonies, but we want to see people punished.
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All are class 2 felonies which carry a max sentence of 3 to 7 years in prison for each offense.
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The Manhattan District Attorney's Office has indicted Paul Manafort for mortgage fraud and more than a dozen other state felonies.
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These new laws may seem like a measured solution to the problem of charging teenage sexters with child pornography felonies.
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Of the charges filed so far, the most serious are the felonies of misconduct in office and tampering with evidence.
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With the unauthorized use of property charges, which are felonies, he is now suspended without pay, according to NBC News.
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People sentenced to prison time are often convicted of felonies, rather than misdemeanors, and receive sentences longer than a year.
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He has been charged with 10 felonies, including first degree murder and statutory rape of a person under age 15.
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Some law enforcement agencies do not routinely notify the agency of possible undocumented immigrants unless they are charged with felonies.
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"A prison sentence would have a severe impact on him," Persky said of Turner, who was convicted of three felonies.
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He was also ordered not to communicate with Cranford, who herself is facing 16 charges—ten of which are felonies.
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Ask Real Estate Some states, like Florida, bar people who have been convicted of felonies from serving on association boards.
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In the Bronx, Ms. Heard was charged with assault and menacing as a hate crime, both felonies, among other charges.
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He was charged with two felonies -- distribution of obscene matter and possession of child or youth pornography, court documents said.
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But Massachusetts alone accounted for about 430,000 names because the state submits outstanding warrant records for both misdemeanors and felonies.
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But if the president has committed felonies, we also have to figure out how Republicans might be induced to care.
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Florida voters approved a ballot initiative that would restore the voting rights of nearly 1.5 million people convicted of felonies.
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Related: Prosecutors in New York have charged Mr. Manafort with mortgage fraud and more than a dozen other state felonies.
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According to published reports, jurors told Judge Blaine K. Bowman they were deadlocked on eight other counts, including six felonies.
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Cops eventually arrested Cesar A. Sayoc, the suspect they believe mailed the pipe bombs and charged him with 5 felonies.
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Ms. Rodgers said that prison usually held people before their trials, not prisoners who had been convicted of nonviolent felonies.
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Floridians will be voting on whether to restore voting rights to 1.5 million people who have been convicted of felonies.
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Now, public officials can be convicted of felonies, go to prison and collect retirement checks for their supposed public service.
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Alabama's rule is much more limited: People with murder, rape, and other violent felonies are still barred without a pardon.
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Both the invasion of privacy and computer tampering charges are felonies, each punishable by up to four years in prison.
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The hate crimes legislation extends an existing firearm prohibition for those convicted of hate crime felonies to the misdemeanor level.
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He was talking about his yearslong crusade to restore voting rights to people who had committed felonies, as he had.
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Since 220, he has been convicted of six felonies and at least 22015 misdemeanors, including several assault charges, prosecutors said.
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As the record now stands, Trump appears to be guilty of political sins, but not federal felonies or impeachable offenses.
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It's where violent crimes committed by humans meet weird animal felonies and where destructive hurricanes meet destructive Jimmy Buffett concerts.
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Still, he was convicted of 12 felonies, and a judge sentenced him to a minimum of nine years in prison.
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People associated with the White House and the 2016 Trump campaign have been indicted or pleaded guilty to federal felonies.
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The Constitution allows impeachment for "high crimes and misdemeanors," a phrase understood to encompass more than felonies defined by Congress.
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PT, Bowman received a note from the jurors saying they remained deadlocked on the remaining charges, which included six felonies.
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Huge ... considering Bari had originally been charged with 2 felonies for possession of a controlled substance and intent to deliver.
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Unless that network employs mind readers and engages in paranormal activity, those leaks are felonies and the leakers should be prosecuted.
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"Statutory rape [sex with a minor] and/or sexual assault can be charged either as felonies or as misdemeanors," Kamran says.
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In a deal entered Wednesday, Aaron Trejo pleaded guilty to one count of murder and one count of feticide, both felonies.
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PEOPLE confirms that she has been charged with four counts of rape and four counts of sodomy, both class D felonies.
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Until last year, it was among a handful of states that maintained a lifetime voting ban against people convicted of felonies.
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If it passes, the amendment will impact more than 1 million people, who as of now cannot vote because of felonies.
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Gebhardt has been convicted in the past of aggravated assault and criminal damage, both felonies, along with multiple misdemeanors, records show.
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When it comes to the agriculture world, Boudreaux said, crimes need to be considered felonies across the board, with severe penalties.
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After all, Manafort is the former campaign chairman of the sitting president and he has been convicted of several federal felonies.
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Young Thug is getting smacked with a staggering 8 FELONIES stemming from his arrest last year in Georgia ... TMZ has learned.
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In 2014 Californians passed Proposition 47, which downgraded a variety of "non-serious, non-violent" crimes to misdemeanours instead of felonies.
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Some Democrats in the state say restoring rights to individuals convicted of felonies could change the political landscape in the state.
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Torrey Green was hit with 4 counts of rape, 1 count of kidnapping and 1 count of sexual assault -- all felonies.
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The 31-year-old rapper has been charged with second degree battery, false imprisonment, and domestic abuse by strangulation ... all felonies.
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He has been implicated, though not charged, in campaign finance felonies to which his former lawyer Michael Cohen has pleaded guilty.
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But instead, we're talking about terrorism and then proposing systems that would be used on run-of-the-mill domestic felonies.
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The anti-abortion rights activists who produced undercover videos targeting Planned Parenthood were charged Tuesday with 85033 felonies by California prosecutors.
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Paul Anthony Menchaca was charged on Tuesday with three counts of sex abuse and one count of fraudulent schemes — all felonies.
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Winslow has been in court all week facing his accusers -- he's been charged with multiple felonies including kidnapping and forcible rape.
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The DA's office said Tyner has a prior rap sheet that includes convictions for felonies like robbery, burglary and grand theft.
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These are felonies, each punishable by up to 10 years in state prison; it's possible the sentences could be served concurrently.
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There are currently 200 separated kids in HHS custody, but these are cases where the parents have felonies or are violent.
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Even the strongest supporters of illegal aliens acknowledge that 75 percent of illegal aliens routinely commit felonies of the aforementioned variety.
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But, in the course of his testimony before Congress last month, Cohen also implicated Trump in at least 11 different felonies.
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The Obama administration charged Snowden with three felonies and has called on him to return to the U.S. to face trial.
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In Texas, 22019 permit holders were convicted of misdemeanors or felonies in 2015 — the last year for which data is available.
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Organizations looking to help The Sentencing Project works on all areas of rights for those convicted of felonies, including voting rights.
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A Google search for "Historical New York City Crime Data" will bring you to a site with charts of serious felonies.
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A California man has been charged with 10 felonies for allegedly mailing greeting cards threatening to shoot minority neighbors moving in.
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The Army is compensating by recruiting people who test below the preferred standard and by waiving certain felonies or medical conditions.
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Beal's been charged with 3 felonies -- stalking, vandalism and grand theft, as well as 6 misdemeanor counts of contempt in court.
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Martin has been charged with 11 felonies in the case, the AP reported, all of to which he's pleaded not guilty.
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He was charged with first-degree wanton endangerment and carrying a concealed deadly weapon, both felonies in the state of Kentucky.
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As a result, people were released from jails and thousands of people have had felonies and misdemeanors removed from their records.
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California's prohibition covers people convicted of felonies or violent misdemeanors, people subject to domestic violence restraining orders, and the mentally ill.
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Those convicted of "violent" felonies would be barred for life from voting, with no recourse to the governor or anyone else.
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One Quitman resident, Debra Dennard, was charged with two felonies for helping her partly blind father fill out his absentee ballot.
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They charged her with three new felonies: aggravated assault with a weapon, attempted criminal abortion, and attempted procurement of a miscarriage.
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Both men were charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice, one of the felonies to which Mr. Manafort pleaded guilty in September.
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Florida had recently overturned a lifetime ban on voting for most people who had been convicted of felonies and were free.
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Nonetheless, it's huge news that the former head of the sitting president's campaign has been convicted of multiple serious federal felonies.
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McAuliffe took another tack: He signed an executive order immediately reenfranchising 200,000 Virginians who had committed felonies but had completed parole.
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A high school dropout who became New York's police commissioner received a full pardon for a 2010 conviction on eight felonies.
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During the proceedings, Cohen referred to Trump as "racist" and a "disgraced felon," implicating him in about 20163 different impeachable felonies.
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The Supreme Court struck down the provision as racially discriminatory in 1985, but lawmakers revived it by restricting it to felonies.
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Mr. Adams published personal information about people whom he wrongly accused of committing multiple felonies in a flawed hunt for fraud.
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Cohen will soon start serving time for the felonies he committed mostly, it seems, out of loyalty to his former boss.
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Mr. Manafort was ultimately convicted of a string of felonies and is serving a seven-and-a-half year prison sentence.
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Like Nixon, the president of the United States may now be an unindicted co-conspirator in felonies committed by his lawyer.
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Earlier this week, in a Virginia courtroom, Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman, was convicted on eight felonies relating to fraud.
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They are much more likely to suffer from a serious illness or psychiatric disorder, abuse drugs or be convicted of felonies.
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Acosta's office ultimately reached an agreement not to prosecute Epstein for federal felonies related to his suspected abused of underage girls.
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Briston -- who's been charged with two felonies for the altercation -- is still behind bars after being denied bail early Wednesday morning.
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Similarly, Tennessee currently allows licensing boards to prevent anyone convicted of felonies from becoming architects, engineers, cosmetologists, accountants, and even auctioneers.
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My mother was the loving source, the reliable presence, a firm balance between me and my little felonies of self-perception.
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There is no time limit under New York state's statute of limitations for so-called Class A felonies such as rape.
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His former campaign chairman, two other campaign aides and his former national security adviser have now all been charged with felonies.
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He said that of the 38 people released on bond with felonies on their records, 37 had attended scheduled court hearings.
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While cash bail will not be abolished entirely, as some had wanted, it will end for all but certain violent felonies.
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In February 2017, J.S. was arrested and charged with 12 felonies and 2 misdemeanors ... including multiple counts of child sexual abuse.
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The president's former campaign manager and personal lawyer were convicted and pleaded guilty to eight felonies apiece on the same day.
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Tennessee is one of several states that disenfranchises people who've been convicted of felonies even after they've been released from prison.
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"The fact is, you don't have to wait until you can identify all the felonies a president has committed in order to impeach for all the felonies that are on the record," the California Democrat said on "The Lead," claiming that Trump's threats to Mueller and treatment of fired FBI Director James Comey met the standards.
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Floridians voted yes on Amendment 4, which gave the right to vote to 1.4 million Floridians who have completed sentences for felonies.
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Now I understand people are arguing that we separated these kids and you can bring up during felonies or non-felony crimes.
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A person convicted of Class X felonies generally can be sentenced to up to 30 years in prison, according to Illinois law.
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SABINE DURDEN, ANGEL MOM: He was an illegal from Guatemala, had two felonies that he committed and got pled down to one.
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However, the I.G. did not make prosecutorial conclusions about the obvious felonies that Hillary committed and was totally and unjustly exonerated from.
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"It is our opinion based on the facts that no felonies took place related to this incident," the District Attorney's Office said.
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He has been found guilty of three serious felonies and it is time for him to accept the consequences of his actions.
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Leslie Allen Merritt Jr. was charged with 16 felonies stemming from 11 shootings around I-10 between August 29 and September 10.
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A$AP Mob member A$AP Bari has just been slapped with 7 criminal counts in his drug case ... including 2 felonies.
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Brock Allen Turner was found guilty of three felonies and he got a slap on the wrist -- just six months in jail.
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Two former ArthroCare executives who pleaded guilty to felonies testified that Baker and Gluk knew of the fraud, which the defendants denied.
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Morgan was charged last week with aggravated human trafficking, aggravated kidnapping, aggravated sexual assault, rape and forcible sodomy, all first-degree felonies.
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Reuters reports that she pled not guilty to numerous charges, including two felonies for attempted assault with intent to cause serious injury.
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In March, Turner was found guilty of three felonies for sexually assaulting an unconscious, intoxicated woman outside an on-campus fraternity party.
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But it was not clear from the news release whether the offenses charged are misdemeanors or felonies or a combination of both.
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Two other people arrested in connection with the incident were charged by Ramsey County prosecutors with felonies for allegedly using tear gas.
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Photo via Desiigner on Instagram Desiigner was reportedly arrested and charged with drugs and weapons felonies in New York City last night.
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A bill in the Tennessee legislature that would restore voting rights for people convicted of felonies cleared its first hurdle on Wednesday.
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Trump is further implicated in two felonies for violating campaign finance laws, which are in place to avoid corruption of our elections.
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Furthermore, the Los Angeles Times reports that up to 8 million of 11.1 million (85033 percent) illegal aliens commit job-related felonies.
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"Longtime Trump advisor Roger Stone was arrested on Friday by federal agents and charged with seven felonies," Carson said on his program.
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States have done this by reclassifying certain drug offenses from felonies to misdemeanors or creating safety valve exceptions to mandatory minimum sentences.
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There were 0003,774 major felonies during the first nine months of this year, down from 1,799 during the same period last year.
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" CNN's @jaketapper: "If it is proven that the President directed or coordinated with Cohen to commit these felonies … are those impeachable offenses?
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The Brennan Center for Justice also works to conduct research and change policies related to voter restoration for people convicted of felonies.
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Aliens are rarely if ever detained because of their immigration status, but instead because they've committed a nonimmigration related crime, often felonies.
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It also requires notification to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement of scheduled releases of people who have been convicted of violent felonies.
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The most prominent example: Steven Croman, whose companies controlled more than 22 Manhattan apartment buildings, was charged in May with 20153 felonies.
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Vazquez was initially charged with 3 felonies in Pennsylvania -- including statutory sexual assault, unlawful contact with a minor and corruption of minors.
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During Cohen's first appearance before Congress, before he was charged with numerous felonies that were personal to him, he lied to Congress.
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Hadley has been charged with ten felonies, including six felony counts of attempted forcible rape, stalking, and stalking with a restraining order.
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The number of serious felonies and arrests has reportedly gone down as city streets empty out and more people coop up inside.
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The president's former lawyer testified that Trump directed him to commit felonies to cover up alleged affairs in advance of the election.
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He was booked for 3 felonies -- endangerment, felony flight and failure to stop for a police officer ... according to the Arizona Republic.
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A career criminal, the law says, is one who has been convicted of at least three serious drug offenses or violent felonies.
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In many states, "violent felonies" include offenses like breaking into an empty house or snatching a purse or iPhone on the street.
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Along with murder, assault and weapons charges, prosecutors added hate crimes charges, but they were misdemeanors, not felonies, because he acted alone.
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And in Florida, Iowa and Kentucky, Republicans have tried to make it even harder for people previously convicted of felonies to vote.
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Florida was one of three states (now two) that don't let people convicted of felonies vote even after they completed their sentences.
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In 2016, Turner was found guilty to three felonies for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a dumpster on campus in 2015.
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The man, Ryan Alden, pleaded guilty to 28 felonies in June, which included creating and possessing child pornography, the Associated Press reported.
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The skirt goes up in flames, Sasha receives second- and third-degree burns, and Richard is accused of two hate-crime felonies.
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Under it, anyone involved in certain kinds of serious felonies that result in death can be as liable as the actual killer.
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Beginning next year, people charged with misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies will in most cases be released without cash bail, pending their trials.
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More than 61 percent of those were for people who were not jailed for felonies, according to a Miami-Dade County resolution.
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For example, he has insisted that most of the Dreamers — undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children — have committed felonies.
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A former Microsoft software engineer has been convicted of 18 federal felonies for stealing more than $10 million from his former employer.
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He added in his letter that not every report of voter fraud is a false positive, and some likely represent federal felonies.
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Eventually seven city officials were charged with fraud and stealing from public coffers; all eventually pleaded guilty, with six convicted of felonies.
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I also saw young women charged with felonies after the hospital reported that they had tested positive for marijuana when giving birth.
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Both of the campaign finance-related felonies to which Cohen plead guilty carry a maximum of five years in prison per charge.
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Oklahoma has tried to buck the trend by turning low-level felonies (like possession of a small amount of drugs) into misdemeanors.
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He testified as a witness during the trials of Anthony Ellison and Aljermiah Mack, who were both convicted of felonies, Lazzaro wrote.
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Manafort also faces up to a 10-year sentence in the District of Columbia, where he pleaded guilty to two additional felonies.
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And it remains a monumental development that the President's former campaign chair has been convicted of a spate of serious federal felonies.
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On Thursday, Mr. Shortey, 35, turned himself in to the authorities and was charged with three felonies, including engaging in child prostitution.
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In California, for example, Proposition 47 — approved by voters in 2014 — retroactively reduced some drug and property crimes from felonies to misdemeanors.
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Mr. Stone was convicted of seven felonies, including lying under oath, presumably to hide information that might be damaging to the president.
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About 58 percent of detainees have no criminal record, and only 20 percent have been convicted of serious felonies (including selling marijuana).
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She was arrested and booked for five felonies -- ranging from identity theft to forging or altering checks, just to name a couple.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) repeatedly dodged questions from CNN's Manu Raju about whether he has concerns regarding Trump being implicated in felonies.
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Florida voters during Tuesday's midterm elections approved Amendment 24, automatically restoring voting rights in the state for people previously convicted of felonies.
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Florida's Amendment 21 restores voting rights for people in the state convicted of felonies as long as they have completed their sentences.
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As we reported ... X was sent back to jail last week after being hit with 7 new felonies tied to alleged witness tampering.
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Those phones were implicated in 44 violent crimes 23 felonies, including 10 homicides, two rapes, and the shooting of an officer, Galati said.
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Cabinet members and senior presidential aides have departed under ethical clouds, while Trump's former national security advisor and campaign chairman confessed to felonies.
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Of the eight main charges, all but two are felonies, and the most serious counts carry maximum penalties of 220 years in prison.
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They arrested him for creating a "false public alarm," a level two crime in New Jersey, which does not separate misdemeanors and felonies.
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Their charges range from felonies for misconduct in office, conspiracy, and tampering with evidence, as well as misdemeanors for willful neglect of duty.
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She is charged with multiple felonies in connection with a wreck Friday night that left her 14-year-old sister, Jacqueline Sanchez, dead.
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Solano County court records show that Jonathan Allen was charged with four felonies including corporal injury, assault with a firearm and criminal threats.
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Cohen has since pleaded guilty to eight felonies, and has said Trump instructed him to commit federal campaign finance violations, which Trump denied.
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"Our hearts are heavy after learning Billy Knight has passed away," the statement, which was released before Knight's felonies came to light, reads.
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The proof of this fact is the sheer number of felonies Patty manages to wrack up in about 13 minutes of screen time.
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In 2008, in a separate case in Nevada, he was convicted of multiple felonies, including assault and kidnapping, and sentenced to 33 years.
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Stephani Renae Lawson of Orange County, California, 25, pled guilty to two felonies—one count of false imprisonment and one count of perjury.
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Then, over the course of a four month period, she repeatedly reported him to the police and had him charged with multiple felonies.
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Blake Leibel, 37, was convicted of multiple felonies including mayhem and torture in the death of his fiancée Iana Kasian in May 2016.
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He also instructed the border districts to put together guidelines on charging first-time crossers with misdemeanors, paving the way for future felonies.
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Consequently, illegal aliens committing multiple felonies and misdemeanors receive a total pass as long as they have not been convicted of their crimes.
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The new predatory sexual assault counts are felonies and carry a minimum sentence of 10 years, and a max of life in prison.
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The bouncer seen on video choking "American Idol" alum Haley Reinhart's friend has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies ... TMZ has learned.
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The law both changed the way future crimes are classified and gave people like Duncan a chance to wipe decades-old felonies away.
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The poker players were well into their twenties, a couple in their thirties, men awaiting trial for felonies or serving lengthy misdemeanor time.
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In 2001 his office began imposing harsher sanctions such as charging prostitutes and clients with felonies on third offenses, and impounding johns' vehicles.
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That argument is totally wrong, because the vast majority of adult illegal aliens are committing felonies by virtue of being active in America.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia was right to restore voting rights to those convicted of felonies and that other policy makers should follow suit.
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Defense attorneys often press to have felonies reduced to misdemeanors because it makes finding employment easier among potential employers who do background checks.
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The felonies could have meant serious prison time, but now he just has to stay on the straight and narrow for a year.
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He pled guilty to prostitution-related felonies involving a 14-year-old girl and received an 18-month sentence and served 13 months.
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State Attorney General Bill Schuette (R) charged Health and Human Services Director Nick Lyon with involuntary manslaughter and misconduct in office, both felonies.
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All 21 charges are listed as 113rd-degree felonies ... which carry a maximum of 7 years in prison each if Vazquez is convicted.
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On July 1, Steinle was shot and killed, allegedly by an illegal alien with seven felonies who had been previously deported five times.
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Jerry Brown of California signed a bill granting voting rights to people convicted of felonies who are being held in county-run jails.
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Condemn working with Russia The charges against Stone are serious unto themselves -- obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and making false statements are felonies.
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The man who killed her with a stolen gun was an illegal immigrant with seven felonies, who had previously been deported five times.
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Two other ex-ArthroCare executives, John Raffle and David Applegate, pleaded guilty to felonies in 2013 stemming from their involvement in the scheme.
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"As proven at trial, Anna Sorokin committed real white-collar felonies over the course of her lengthy masquerade," Vance said in a statement.
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Dressing like students and wearing hidden body cameras, they set out to "record any violent thugs as they commit felonies," Gilchrist told me.
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But as of this month, there's a third option for people charged with misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies in all five boroughs: supervised release.
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Bernie is currently serving a 150-year federal prison sentence in North Carolina for pleading guilty to 11 federal felonies in March 2009.
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Subsequent illegal entries are felonies, and aliens who make more than one illegal entry will be charged with a felony from now on.
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But Penny's parents pleaded guilty to third-degree felonies — Cassandra to child abuse homicide and Casey to attempted manslaughter — and went to prison.
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The measure bans capital punishment as an option for defendants convicted of Class 1 felonies in the state on or after July 85033.
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He was charged with seven child abuse felonies, according to his hometown newspaper, The Quincy Herald-Whig, which first reported Mr. Tomko's arrest.
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A law passed last year clarified what had been a broad and vague list of the felonies that permanently disqualify people from voting.
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Less than an hour following his sentencing, the former campaign chairman was charged with residential mortgage fraud and other felonies in New York.
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The break in the Colorado murders began after Nevada in 2013 mandated the collection of DNA samples from all inmates convicted of felonies.
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We broke the story ... the 2 rappers were charged last Friday for possession of marijuana and intent to sell -- felonies under Texas law.
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Broadly, those crimes include battery, assault, domestic abuse, sex offenses, sex trafficking, child abuse, torture, burglary, kidnapping and other felonies or serious misdemeanors.
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"You are charged with a number of felonies, including murder and malicious wounding," the judge told the man, James Alex Fields Jr., above.
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Mr. Kerik was granted a full pardon for his 20103 conviction on eight felonies, including tax fraud and lying to White House officials.
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In total, Parisi was hit with 7 felonies -- including controlled substance trafficking and possession -- and 2 misdemeanors for the weed and drug paraphernalia.
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The evidence implicates Trump in two federal campaign law felonies, for which in part his personal lawyer Michael Cohen is serving prison time.
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January 8043, 8033: N.Y.C. turns the page on its most crime-ridden year to date, with a record 8023,8013 reported felonies in 8003.
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Investigators will only be able to collect DNA from juveniles in connection with felonies, sex crimes, firearm crimes or hate crimes, not misdemeanors.
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Mr. Stone was convicted in November of seven felonies for obstructing a congressional investigation into whether the Trump campaign had ties to Russia.
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I've had to disclose that I have been involved in lawsuits or have felonies and I don't have any financial liens against me.
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Ganim was convicted of 16 charges of corruption in 85033 including felonies such as bribery, extortion and racketeering, The New York Times reported.
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The measure lists crimes resulting in death or "serious bodily harm," federal crimes against a minor, serious violent felonies and federal drug crimes.
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In Florida, Democrats say Republicans are already looking for ways to avoid carrying out the initiative allowing people convicted of felonies to vote.
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"Indecline's body of work is predominantly illegal activities, virtually all of them felonies," said the group's spokesman, who declined to give his name.
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Alabama also denies the vote to many people previously convicted of felonies (although the state has at least made progress on this issue).
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Prosecutors said Garcia and co-defendants committed a total of 26 felonies in south California from 2015 to 2018 in Los Angeles County.
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Supervision lasts until the cases are resolved, which may be just a few months for misdemeanors and more than a year for felonies.
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Taking into account both misdemeanors and felonies, nearly 20 percent of those on supervised release are rearrested during the program, city data show.
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In Arkansas, thousands of voters were erroneously flagged in 2016 as the state sought to cull voters who had been convicted of felonies.
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Tuesday's decision considered a part of the law that defined violent felonies to include offenses involving the use or threat of physical force.
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United States, that concluded that convictions under Florida's battery statute did not qualify as violent felonies for purposes of the federal sentencing law.
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There is no distinction between felonies and misdemeanors, and even people charged but not yet tried get thrown into this capacious criminal pot.
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Officials confirm ... the 23-year-old is facing charges of incest, child molestation sodomy and enticing a child for indecent purpose, all felonies.
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Ohio Issue 1, a ballot initiative, would reduce drug possession offenses to misdemeanors, so they're no longer classified as felonies with harsher penalties.
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Randle was arrested and charged with multiple felonies -- including aggravated battery and interfering with law enforcement -- and has been in custody ever since.
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The ex-ASU football players who allegedly broke into multiple apartments on campus have been charged with multiple felonies ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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But I'm gonna wait for a year and a half just in case the defendant may be proven to have committed other felonies.
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This is essentially what California did through Proposition 47 in 2014, which changed a host of minor drug and property crimes into non-felonies.
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Brock Allen Turner, now 20, was charged with five felonies in January 2015 in connection with the sexual assault of a woman, now 23.
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In 2014, the Obama administration began focusing on a narrower slice of immigrants, those who had recently entered the country or committed serious felonies.
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Brown's been charged with misdemeanor domestic battery, obstruction of justice and 2 felonies -- drug possession with intent to sell, and having contraband in jail.
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Stephen Wagner Nichols, 42, was sentenced earlier this week to 19 months for each of the felonies as well as three years' of probation.
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The L.A. County D.A. just slapped him with 2 felonies -- possession of an assault weapon and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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Yet, last fall I pled guilty in federal court to felonies for the benefit of, at thedirection of, and in coordination with Individual #1.
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Update: A white nationalist leader wanted for three felonies related to the recent violence in Charlottesville, VA turned himself in to authorities in Virginia.
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PEOPLE confirms that she has been charged with four felonies, including carjacking, kidnapping to commit a robbery, vehicle theft and threatening to cause death.
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Restrictions on the voting rights of people with felonies will have an even bigger impact, although it should be mitigated compared to previous elections.
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" WashPost: "Trump tried to place blame entirely on his lawyer for felonies that his advisers and allies are increasingly concerned could imperil the president.
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In March 2016, Turner was found guilty of three felonies for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside an on-campus fraternity party last January.
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He has pleaded not guilty to those four charges — all felonies — and remains in the Wagoner County Jail without bond, the court official says.
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The former basketball player's death comes just weeks after he was charged with six felonies for the sexual abuse of a child, PEOPLE confirms.
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So, she complies with James' demands, committing a series of felonies against the real Robert, including breaking and entering into her own boss' home.
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The office looked at possible felonies, such as sexual battery by restraint, but said the evidence was insufficient to prove a crime was committed.
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"I know the allegations are disturbing," Mr. Stoll said, but he contended that the charges were nonviolent felonies that do not require jail time.
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As we reported ... Webbie was arrested in Baton Rouge and charged with second degree battery, false imprisonment, and domestic abuse by strangulation ... all felonies.
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Jones was charged for possession of the stolen gun, possession of a firearm during commission of a crime and possession of narcotics ... all felonies.
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The dedicated detectives of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit have been investigating vicious felonies for 18 seasons — and there's been a lot of stories.
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Guillory was charged with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated criminal damage to property -- both felonies -- as well as five other charges, records show.
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The study will critique the social consequences, excluding the actual criminal sentences, of convictions for "nonviolent related offenses," which obviously includes drug-trafficking felonies.
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Local prosecutors have also dropped charges in 119 cases — ranging from misdemeanor offenses to drug possession felonies — that involved Wester, The Tallahassee Democrat reported.
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However, when pushed, even the strongest supporters of illegal aliens are forced to acknowledge that the vast majority of illegal aliens commit multiple felonies.
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At least two officials in Trump's inner circle have now lied to investigators about their dealings with Russia; four have been charged with felonies.
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Before Steinle's fatal shooting in July 2015, Garcia Zarate was deported five times, and was wanted for a sixth deportation on drug-related felonies.
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García and the other co-defendants are charged with 26 felonies in total, which are alleged to have occurred during a four-year period.
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The bill includes exceptions to the ban in case of fraudulent claims, individual national security issues, or the investigation of non-immigration related felonies.
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The complaint said that Barnett was a registered sex offender and was on probation for felonies that included kidnapping, sexual battery and grand theft.
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Among other provisions, the VA secretary would have the ability to reduce senior executives' pensions if they're convicted of felonies affecting their job performance.
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Serious felonies, murders, and arrests all dropped in NYC during the week of March 16 through March 22 compared to 2019, the Journal reported.
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And because felons are barred from serving on juries, plaintiffs with felonies on their records won't be heard by a jury of their peers.
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Mr. Howe, who was cooperating with the government after pleading guilty to eight felonies, had his bail revoked, and is being held in jail.
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The president's former campaign manager pleaded guilty in court on Friday to two felonies: conspiracy against the United States and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Cash bail was abolished for all but certain violent felonies, which could help 90 percent of people charged with a crime avoid pretrial incarceration.
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Mr. Howe, who has pleaded guilty to eight felonies and is cooperating with prosecutors in the case against Joseph Percoco, who served as Gov.
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Defendants will no longer be assessed bail for most misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies, and prosecutors will need to disclose evidence in cases far earlier.
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Mr. Buccanion was also charged with two other felonies, the police said: possession of a weapon by a felon and possession of a firearm.
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The state legislature voted in 2016 to erase records of the least serious felonies, but only after a costly and sometimes arduous expungement process.
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While the committee's rationale is under seal, it likely had something to do with the fact that she had committed felonies and gone bankrupt.
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In his latest spin about federal prosecutors implicating him in felonies, President Donald Trump managed to pack three falsehoods into a mere two sentences.
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This is partly what California did in 2014 through Proposition 47, which changed a host of minor drug and property crimes into non-felonies.
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But those who have been convicted of misdemeanors or nonviolent felonies and have less than a year left in their sentence will be released.
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It will allow the courts to "reduce or revoke" the pension of elected officials who are convicted of felonies related to their public duties.
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Suddenly, filing a false tax return or failing to appear in court became aggravated felonies and a lifetime bar to demonstrating good moral character.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Howe engineered the bribes paid to Mr. Percoco, and Mr. Howe pleaded guilty to eight felonies and was cooperating with prosecutors.
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The Times reports that the total number of major felonies within the system decreased in 2019 from the year before, according to police statistics.
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James confirmed Mitchell was one of the men who robbed him ... and the guy was arrested and hit with FIVE felonies for the crime.
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The suspect in last year's incident was charged with one count of first-degree murder and one count of armed criminal action, both felonies.
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Now, beginning in October 2019, most suspects arrested for low-level offenses or nonviolent felonies will be released within 12 hours of being booked.
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In June 2012, Sandusky was convicted of 25 felonies and 20 misdemeanors stemming from charges that he molested 10 boys between 1994 and 2009.
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He now has help from Trump's former national security advisor, deputy campaign chief and campaign foreign policy advisor — all of whom have admitted felonies.
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Xu, 34, was arrested on March 28 and has been charged with three felonies: premeditated attempted murder and two counts of poisoning with enhancement.
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Plains was indicted on 46 criminal charges as a result of the spill, including four felonies for knowingly discharging a pollutant into state waters.
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In New York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit.
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Mr. Simpson, 26, was convicted in 2008 of several felonies, including kidnapping and robbery, and was sentenced to nine to 33 years in prison.
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At the time, he was facing criminal investigations that ultimately led to his conviction for 10 felonies, including tax fraud, bank fraud and conspiracy.
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A total of 194 people arrested that day have been charged with felonies related to rioting and property damage and face decades in prison.
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It went into effect on Tuesday and extended this basic right to Floridians convicted of all felonies except for murder and aggravated sexual offenses.
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XXXTentacion was sent straight to jail Friday morning after prosecutors slapped him with 7 new charges, all felonies, in his 2016 domestic violence case.
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According to court records, Jeffrey Sandusky, 41, has been charged with a litany of felonies that include statutory sexual assault and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse.
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To alleviate the cycle of criminalization, New York state passed bail reform legislation in April that ends cash bail for most misdemeanor and nonviolent felonies.
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One of the people charged -- 35-year-old Avery Robinson (the guy in pink) was hit with 5 felonies for allegedly beating up his girlfriend.
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Most gang-related murders and felonies involve illegal guns, according to federal crime data, and gang members commit from 8003,2800 to 21,2200 murders a year.
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Florida's Amendment 4 could potentially restore the right to vote for more than 1 million people previously convicted of felonies who have completed their sentences.
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In July, the California attorney general charged Ms. Le with false personation; identity theft; and obtaining money, labor or property by false pretenses — all felonies.
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Jones said despite the case falling outside the statute of limitations for felonies, she still filed a police report with the NYPD in spring 2017.
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The reasons varied, but all were red flags: felonies, gang ties, prior encounters that clearly deemed them violent, or not psychologically fit for the job.
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The man arrested with multiple weapons in his car who planned to hit up L.A.'s gay pride festival was just charged with several felonies.
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According to the Utah Department of Corrections, Rowland was convicted on charges of enticing a minor and attempted forcible sexual abuse, both felonies, in 19.
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According to the Utah Department of Corrections, Rowland was convicted on charges of enticing a minor and attempted forcible sexual abuse, both felonies, in 2004.
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People with convictions or charges for felonies, violent crimes, and sexual offenses, as well as registered sex offenders, are not allowed to drive for Uber.
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Less than a month before his trial was to start, an Oklahoma teenager has pleaded guilty to charges of murder, rape and 19 other felonies.
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Some of these penalties are routinely imposed and are routinely graver than those associated with misdemeanor crimes — and often harsher than the punishment for felonies.
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The initiative will bring more scrutiny to individuals convicted of violent felonies or misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence, and potentially restrict their access to guns.
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As for why Portwood's on probation ... you'll recall she pled guilty to 2 felonies -- domestic battery and intimidation -- in her domestic violence case with Glennon.
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The bill merges a House-passed prison reform bill with a handful of changes to sentencing laws and mandatory minimums for some drug-related felonies.
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"That argument is totally wrong, because the vast majority of adult illegal aliens are committing felonies by virtue of being active in America," he wrote.
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The algorithm can easily search criminal records for serious offenses, such as violent felonies, that would prevent a person from having charges cleared or reduced.
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Those accused of misdemeanors would have to be released 90 days after their arraignment, and those accused of felonies would have to serve 180 days.
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In March, VW pleaded guilty to three felonies in a U.S. court and faces three years of probation and oversight by a court appointed monitor.
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Louisiana's Republican-led state legislature approved a referendum to reconsider the law, and, in November, voters chose to require unanimous verdicts in trials involving felonies.
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As a result, she's been to prison six times (mostly for theft), has nearly 30 felonies, and is unsure how many times she's been arrested.
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Two of the three most powerful leaders in New York State government were convicted of multiple felonies last year and are facing sentencing next month.
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The amendment would force the cities to choose between that policy and receiving funds to incarcerate people in the country illegally who have committed felonies.
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It's a signal that the young man does not qualify for supervised release because the program excludes all violent felonies, no matter how low-level.
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"Sixty people lined up to turn themselves in in a show of solidarity with the people who have been charged with felonies," Sebring told Broadly.
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And you become president, the statute of limitations had not passed — would you aggressively go after Hillary Clinton if the FBI believes she committed felonies?
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Virginia is one of just four states — along with Florida, Iowa and Kentucky — that still impose a lifetime voting ban on those convicted of felonies.
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It also includes people who have been convicted of nonviolent crimes such as theft, not just those found guilty of felonies or gang-related violence.
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Mr. Bundy is charged with more than a dozen felonies, including conspiracy to commit an offense against the nation and assault on a federal officer.
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"They're what we call here in Utah first-degree felonies so they carry a term of potential imprisonment of five years to life," Skordas said.
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Manafort was charged with residential mortgage fraud and other felonies in New York in March amid concerns he could receive a presidential pardon from Trump.
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Their argument may also make more sense as impeachable for high crimes and misdemeanors, which are abuses of power not limited to technical statutory felonies.
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It requires stiffer sentences for people convicted of possessing firearms if they have earlier been found guilty of three violent felonies or serious drug charges.
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Examples include people over 50, people near the ends of their sentences and people convicted or facing trial for nonviolent misdemeanors or low-level felonies.
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If that happens, then the roughly 40 percent of Americans who support Trump will see serious evidence that he committed felonies, but they won't care!
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Voters in Florida overwhelmingly approved an initiative restoring voting rights to 211 million people who have been convicted of felonies but have completed their sentences.
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With few exceptions, locking people up for these low-level offenses, and for felonies that don't involve serious violence or injury, is the wrong approach.
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Florida was one of three states, along with Iowa and Kentucky, that didn't let people convicted of felonies vote even after they completed their sentences.
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Mama June Shannon and her boyfriend Geno Doak have been charged with felonies following their March arrests for suspicion of possession of a controlled substance.
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"We have people in our custody who have bail, but they are there for murder, attempted murder, assault and class A felonies," Mr. Husamudeen said.
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This could mean keeping people charged with felonies, even violent ones, out of jail, fitting them with electronic monitors or confining them to their homes.
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Chikaodinaka Nwankpa, 57, was charged this week with theft by unlawful taking and theft by deception, both felonies, according to the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office.
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He was arrested and charged with mail fraud in July and has now been convicted of 18 federal felonies, including: Five counts of wire fraud.
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A Post analysis found that major felonies went down by a third while stop and frisks increased more than 22013 percent from 2300 through 2200.
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House rules don't explicitly say that members should resign their posts if convicted of felonies, meaning lawmakers can only step down of their own volition.
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Detectives in the 40th Precinct have each handled an average of 79 violent felonies this year through mid-December — murders, rapes, felony assaults and robberies.
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But New Jersey has no criminal statute of limitations for sexual assaults, and New York has no restrictions for first-degree felonies of any kind.
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The former 4-star high school recruit was booked for 2 felonies -- sexual assault and kidnapping -- and is being held in jail on $40k bond.
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In analyzing whether given crimes qualify as violent felonies under the federal law, the Supreme Court does not look to what the defendant actually did.
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The tentative deal closely tracks the position of the state District Attorneys Association, which had endorsed ending bail for most misdemeanors and some nonviolent felonies.
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All 5 were arrested and charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminal possession of drugs with intent to sell, which are felonies.
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The felonies include mailing 16 counts of using a weapon of mass destruction for mailing the improvised explosive devices in the October domestic terrorist attack.
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Low and Dodd said their proposal would amend the law to add to the list of felonies sexual assaults against victims who are unconscious or drunk.
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TMZ broke the story ... Twist was charged with multiple felonies for allegedly breaking into Kyle Massey's house, beating up his brother, Chris, and stealing a Rolex.
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A judge told Kinner on Monday that he is charged with first-degree murder as well as several felonies in connection with the Saturday night attack.
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If there is equal justice under the law, and by the way, that would also mean that Hillary would also be charged with felonies even today.
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During Katt's bond hearing prosecutors hit him with 2 new charges -- marijuana and firearm possession, both felonies -- and argued the comedian should be held behind bars.
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Avery Desmond-Edwinn Robinson, 35, has been charged with five felonies and nine misdemeanors, the Orange County District Attorney's Office announced in a press release Tuesday.
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In January 2016, with two of the department's 20 officers having just been convicted of felonies, Chief Boisvert retired, and Spain rose to the top spot.
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Reuters TV After two former Trump allies were found guilty of multiple felonies, markets had mixed reactions to a very bad day for the U.S. President.
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" Her attorney Lisa Bloom said Sabbag was the victim of multiple felonies after being secretly taped in Hart's Las Vegas hotel room "about a month ago.
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Warrants issued this way can only be at the misdemeanor level; felonies must be brought by the DA's office, based on beyond a reasonable doubt standard.
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He is now being held on a $250,000 bond at the Tuscola County Jail, where he is facing four felonies and a misdemeanor, USA Today reported.
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ICE has previously said it would focus on immediate deportation for people in the country illegally who had felony convictions or who were suspected of felonies.
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Intentional violations of the two acts are Class B felonies, which is punishable by a prison sentence of between two and 20 years for each violation.
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The result is that many adult Dreamers have long since terminated their studies, and many have committed serious felonies that impact American men, women and children.
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The big question, of course, is will he say anything about the controversial call by the Cook County State's Attorney's Office to drop his 16 felonies?
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Gary reportedly was in for committing multiple felonies -- he wasn't more specific about his crimes, but said he met his fiancee, Vickie, while in the pen.
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The poster would seem to help Lori and her husband, both of whom are charged with multiple felonies, because crew experience doesn't seem to be essential.
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How does the NCIS [Naval Criminal Investigative Service, which is the agency that investigates possible felonies in the Navy and Marine Corps] carry out this investigation?
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In March, Turner was found guilty of three felonies for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a dumpster outside an on-campus fraternity party last January.
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Martinelli says that "19 percent or over 21625,2900 criminal cases filed…were for violent crimes;" plus, 220006 percent or 2202,2628 cases were for drug related felonies.
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Loaiza was booked into San Diego County Jail for 3 felonies -- Possession of Cocaine Over 20 Kilograms, Possession of Cocaine for Sale, and Transportation of Cocaine.
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Christian has been charged with two counts of aggravated murder and one count of attempted murder, all felonies, in Friday's attack aboard a Portland commuter train.
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"It took away a lot of options for us," Greenberg, who argues that prosecutors already used their discretion to reduce certain felonies to misdemeanors, told me.
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Perjury and obstruction of justice, the crimes Bill was accused of committing, are both serious felonies that have landed plenty of less-powerful people in prison.
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VW pleaded guilty to three felonies: conspiracy to commit fraud and violate the Clean Air Act, obstruction of justice and entry of goods by false statement.
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The suspects were part of a massive poaching ring in Oregon and Washington, who were altogether charged with more than 200 misdemeanors and felonies, authorities say.
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She has been charged with two second-degree felonies: improper relationship with a student and sexual assault of a child between 14 and 17 years old.
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Virginia is one of just four states — along with Iowa, Florida and Kentucky — that continue to impose a lifetime voting ban on people convicted of felonies.
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Steven Croman, a real-estate investor often on New York City's "worst landlords" lists, was charged with 20 felonies, including grand larceny and criminal tax fraud.
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He was charged with 2nd degree battery, false imprisonment and domestic abuse by strangulation ... all felonies -- and photos of the girlfriend's alleged injuries were pretty rough.
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To the Editor: I'm pleased to report that in the state court criminal system — where most traditional felonies are prosecuted — jury trials are alive and well.
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Court records state Paddock has been arrested in Los Angeles on three occasions and charged with several felonies, including larceny, unlawfully starting a fire and vandalism.
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On Wednesday, VW agreed to pay $4.3 billion in criminal and civil fines and plead guilty to three felonies for misleading regulators and selling polluting vehicles.
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She is now facing a new set of charges, including three felonies: aggravated assault with a weapon, attempted procurement of a miscarriage, and attempted criminal abortion.
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A new Florida law is scheduled to take effect on Tuesday that will reportedly allow those who have been convicted of felonies to register to vote.
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Yet they voted, with 21990 percent support, to cut prison sentences by reclassifying certain property offenses and simple drug possession to misdemeanor crimes instead of felonies.
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Despite the breadth of the investigation, which initially led to charging Smollett with 218 felonies, the documents don't reveal — or even offer clues — to a motive.
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Despite the breadth of the investigation, which initially led to charging Smollett with 16 felonies, the documents don't reveal — or even offer clues — to a motive.
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As it turns out, you can't commit alleged fraud and invasion of privacy with total impunity: Last night, Daleiden was charged with 15 felonies in California.
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R. Kelly's staring down some hard time ... he's facing 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse and was recently hit with 11 felonies related to sexual assault.
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"There may be potential campaign finance violations, felonies, there may, in fact, be money laundering issues, there may be bank fraud issues," he said on MSNBC.
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And the next year, Indiana's chief elections official, Secretary of State Charlie White, was convicted of six felonies involving voter fraud, including submitting a false ballot.
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The plan calls for those who are arrested on low-level misdemeanor or non-violent felonies to be released without bail until trial, the station reported.
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In late February, an especially ambitious bill was introduced in the California Legislature, allowing automatic expungement of misdemeanors and minor felonies after completion of a sentence.
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" COHEN: "Last fall I pled guilty in federal court to felonies for the benefit of, at the direction of, and in coordination with Individual Number 1.
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This led into his next joke about a hot topic at the town hall: Sanders's belief that prisoners convicted of felonies should be able to vote.
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Many state lawmakers have called for tougher oversight of the company, which was convicted of six felonies after a 2010 gas pipeline explosion near San Francisco.
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The results have led to a question: What if people convicted of felonies, covered under the newly passed Amendment 1003, had voting rights for this election?
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Trump's links to Russia has dropped some three-dozen indictments and convicted several of Trump's former top aides of felonies.
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Mr. Rein, also 29, is an assistant district attorney in Manhattan, in a trial bureau that manages violent felonies, financial fraud, identity theft and other cases.
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Mr. Madoff, who in March 2009 pleaded guilty to 11 felonies including securities fraud, is serving a 150-year sentence in federal prison in North Carolina.
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Thursday's order by Rishon Lezion Magistrate's Court said the two cases involved "suspicion of the commission of the felonies of bribery, fraud and breach of trust".
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They argued that Mr. Stone should be sentenced to less than 15 months in prison for the seven felonies he was found guilty of in November.
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Mr. Cosby faces up to 10 years in prison for each of the three felonies, but Judge O'Neill could decide that he serve any sentence concurrently.
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He noted that exceptions were made for people who had warrants for felonies or who were under investigation for other crimes — 60,000 cases in Manhattan alone.
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In 2016, voters in the state approved ballot measures reducing some property and drug offenses from felonies to misdemeanors, and allocating the savings to rehabilitation programs.
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Cohen chose to do Trump's bidding for a decade, and that included lying to reporters and others as well as committing felonies on his boss's behalf.
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Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, spent 85033 months in prison from 2005 to 2006 after pleading guilty to tax evasion, election law violations and witness-tampering felonies.
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The big picture: A series of reforms in 2016 changed multiple low-level felonies in Oklahoma to misdemeanors, including the possession of small amounts of drugs.
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Ms. Simon was charged in November with two felonies and accused of lying to the police about her knowledge of the abuse committed by Dr. Nassar.
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She violated the Espionage Act, mishandled classified, top-secret, special access programming information and destroyed such two separate felonies then rigged an investigation, clearly into Donald Trump.
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HANNITY: Is the same people, would you first of all agree that Hillary, frankly it was rigged, she committed felonies, do you have any doubt about that?
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A former gynecologist at the University of Southern California accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of women has been arrested and charged with more than two dozen felonies.
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The police arrested Radcliff, threw him in jail, and told him he was being charged with 14 felonies, including insurance fraud, corrupt business influence, and criminal mischief.
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According to Michigan law, many people convicted of felonies can work at schools if they get approval from higher-ups — like the superintendent and the school board.
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The California attorney general announced it will launch a probe to investigate the bank for opening unauthorized accounts and credit card documents, citing probable cause of felonies.
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Blake Leibel, 37, was found guilty of multiple felonies including mayhem and torture in the death of Iana Kasian in May 2016, according to the Associated Press.
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The cases challenge the types of crimes that qualify as violent felonies under the ACCA and can lead to 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for the defendant.
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In March, Turner was found guilty of three felonies for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a dumpster at a on-campus fraternity party in January 2015.
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It is a line of work that comes with known dangers and is already part of a protected class in that attacks against it are automatic felonies.
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Last week, Giuliani he made a desperate attempt to downplay Trump being implicated in felonies for illegal hush payments to women by a judge, prosecutors, and Cohen.
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Eleven of the charges Harrison faces are felonies that, when added, are punishable by up to 120 years in prison if he&aposs convicted on all counts.
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What was a felony yesterday is now a misdemeanor, so those who are in jail because of marijuana felonies can now apply to get their sentences reduced.
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Taylor is still technically serving a "suspended sentence" stemming from a different incident -- when he pled guilty to 9 felonies in crimes committed between 2014 and 2015.
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They added that his overtures at altruism constituted its own scheme, and that plenty of anxious or depressed people are high-functioning citizens who don't commit felonies.
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Loaiza was initially booked into San Diego County Jail for 3 felonies -- Possession of cocaine over 20 kilograms, possession of cocaine for sale, and transportation of cocaine.
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Loaiza was initially booked into San Diego County Jail for 3 felonies -- Possession of Cocaine Over 20 Kilograms, Possession of Cocaine for Sale, and Transportation of Cocaine.
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In 2016, Oklahoma voters approved a ballot question that reduced drug possession offenses from felonies, carrying potential prison sentences, to misdemeanors, with much shorter local jail sentences.
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One challenge for any Clinton-era investigation is that the statute of limitations on most federal felonies is five years, and Clinton left office in early 85033.
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Those phones were implicated in 44 violent crimes 23 felonies, including ten homicides, two rapes, and an episode where an on-duty officer was shot, Galati said.
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That said, there are three big sets of possible violations that are most likely being investigated: They're all felonies, although some are enforced more rigorously than others.
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The perpetrator, it turns out, was a drone, one that the authorities say was controlled by a man who is now behind bars, accused of serious felonies.
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Another provision reworks the three-strikes requirement for drug-related felonies: Instead of a life sentence, someone sentenced under it would receive only 25 years in prison.
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Last month, Justice Bartley agreed with the prosecutors and found Harco guilty of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, both felonies, and reckless endangerment, a misdemeanor.
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Man arrested and charged with 10 felonies Police said she was kidnapped in a relative's SUV that was idling in the driveway on a morning before school.
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Uber rejects drivers with convictions in the previous seven years for drunk driving or reckless driving infractions and for felonies or misdemeanors involving theft, violence or drugs.
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Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia initially charged 200 people with felonies for their roles in the Inauguration Day protests from 2017.
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Some have partial bans and screen only for certain crimes, such as sex offenses or arson, or allow those who were convicted of misdemeanors but not felonies.
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Following Volkswagen's 2015 emissions scandal, in which the company pleaded guilty to three felonies and agreed to pay $14.7 billion to settle, it rebranded in September 2019.
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The city does provide limited cooperation with federal immigration officials, turning over people convicted of certain felonies to immigration enforcement agents, if the agents have a warrant.
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United States, No. 17-5554, concerned a part of the law that defined violent felonies to include any offenses involving the use or threat of physical force.
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According to a court clerk, Mellie pled guilty last week in Fayette County, KY to 2 felonies -- theft by deception and criminal possession of a forged instrument.
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They ultimately won Mr. Manafort's pledge to cooperate after he was convicted of eight felonies in the Northern Virginia case and faced a second trial in Washington.
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As chief criminal judge for King County, Washington, I had arraigned and heard bail motions for a hundred or so men and women newly charged with felonies.
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Michigan State University's former president was charged with two felonies, accused of lying to the police about her knowledge of sexual abuse committed by Dr. Lawrence Nassar.
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Police unions have put up hundreds of thousands of dollars to support a ballot measure to expand the category of crimes that can be charged as felonies.
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In 2016, Mr. Howe pleaded guilty to eight felonies and agreed to testify for the prosecution in a sprawling public corruption case that has loomed over Gov.
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Like all first-degree felonies, aggravated sexual assault in Texas can be punished by a prison term of five years to life in prison, Mr. Mau said.
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In line with the movement's philosophy, Foxx's office had decided Smollett's non-violent, first-time, low-level offense didn't warrant attention when thousands of felonies await prosecution.
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The prosecution comes even as several states are reconsidering longstanding laws that strip voting rights from an estimated 6 million Americans who have been convicted of felonies.
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For those convicted of felonies in Florida, the governor must restore your civil rights by petition, a yearslong process, before you can sit for the bar exam.
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Ms. Mitchell spent 12 years running the sex-crimes bureau, which is responsible for prosecuting felonies like child molestation and adult sexual assault, Mr. Grassley's statement said.
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A jury convicted Stone of seven felonies: five counts of lying to Congress, one count of witness tampering, and one count of obstructing a congressional committee proceeding.
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Records also show Neal was charged in January with five felonies and two misdemeanors, including illegally firing a weapon and possessing an assault rifle, the AP reported.
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Mr. Sawyer was charged with aggravated assault, two counts of attempted aggravated murder and one count of attempted first-degree murder — all felonies — and held without bail.
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Just listen to "Puppets (Succession Remix)": The track—which features Pusha rapping about family, fortune, and felonies, among other equally Succession-appropriate themes—and it fully slaps.
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The crimes in question include 23 felonies, 10 homicides, two rapes and an instance in which two officers were shot in the line of duty, he said.
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For a total of six felonies — four counts of grand theft and two counts of failure to appear in court — he would receive a five-year sentence.
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The governor said his order did not extend to those who committed violent felonies because some offenses, such as rape and murder, were too heinous to forgive.
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Ruan and Couch were convicted of racketeering conspiracy and other felonies and were sentenced in May 2017 to prison terms of 21 years and 20 years, respectively.
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Originally, after police inspected the gun and checked Rosas and her husband's IDs for any felonies, the couple was told they could keep the gun, Schneider said.
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Only 16 states and DC automatically re-enfranchise people convicted of felonies when they're released, and two states — Maine and Vermont — allow people to vote from prisons.
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"To be clear: voter fraud is likely one of the least-committed felonies in America," he wrote on Twitter, using an account that has since been deactivated.
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Mr. Weintraub described Mr. DiNardo as a flight risk, and a judge on Wednesday afternoon set his bail for the new charges, both felonies, at $5 million.
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Immigration law allows the federal government to deport noncitizen immigrants found guilty of a wide range of "aggravated felonies," which include battery, forged checks and selling drugs.
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Judge Jackson is exploring the prosecution's claims that Mr. Manafort lied before she sentences Mr. Manafort for two felonies to which he pleaded guilty in her court.
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In that case, PG&E is under probation after the utility was convicted of felonies stemming from a 2010 gas explosion in San Bruno near San Francisco.
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It requires mandatory 15-year sentences for people convicted of possessing firearms if they have earlier been found guilty of three violent felonies or serious drug charges.
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The deal would eliminate bail for all misdemeanors, except those involving sexual misbehavior, and for nonviolent felonies, second-degree robbery and second-degree burglary, Ms. Walker said.
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Mr. Manafort acknowledged he was guilty of 10 other felonies on which the Virginia jury had deadlocked 11 to 1, including several more counts of bank fraud.
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Weinstein is facing charges of first-degree rape and first-degree criminal sex acts — both of which are felonies that carry a maximum prison sentence of 25 years.
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Six of the child neglect charges he faces are second-degree felonies, and a conviction on any of them is punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
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He had pleaded not guilty to three counts of forcible rape, rape of an unconscious person, forcible sodomy, kidnap for specific felony, and forcible oral copulation, all felonies.
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Anderson was initially hit with 9 charges including 3 felonies (harming a public servant, fleeing and eluding and reckless speeding) and faced up to 15 YEARS in prison!!!!
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He cleared Hillary who committed literally felonies one after another, he vowed to protect by the way, and he worked against Donald Trump and tried to destroy him.
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It's much easier to get those people than it is to get someone who's got a late-model car, who's got a clean driving record, no felonies, etc.
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In states like Alaska, which passed sex trafficking legislation in 2012, most prostitution charges have become felonies, and sex workers have even been charged with essentially trafficking themselves.
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Tracy, the Wilmington police chief, told reporters Prince had an extensive criminal history in Delaware, having been arrested 42 times in the state and convicted of 15 felonies.
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Allen was also hit with 22 felonies in 2016 (yes, you read right) ... all of which pertained to IDs and credit card info he was accused of stealing.
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The November pretrial risk assessment, compiled by a court employee, did tell Kelly that James was a safety risk and that he had been convicted of felonies before.
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Florida voters approved Amendment 4 Tuesday night, restoring voting rights for people who have previously been convicted of felonies and have completed their sentences, including probation and restitution.
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For the last seven years, those convicted of felonies in Florida had to wait five years after completing their sentences to apply to have their voting rights restored.
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A federal grand jury later indicted Allen on one count of tampering with a consumer product and one count of obtaining a controlled substance by deceit - both felonies.
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Starting February 1, an Uber spokesperson told TechCrunch, the company will notify disqualified drivers and let them know about the process for having their felonies reclassified as misdemeanors.
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And just like we have been saying, the small group of deep state actors, they put the fix in, they exonerated Hillary Clinton, we know she committed felonies.
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This means a harsher penalty of five more years in prison with hard labor and a fine of up to $5,000 for felonies like murder, assault, and battery.
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During the manhunt, police charged Jakubowski with three felonies: burglary to arm himself with a dangerous weapon, theft and possession of burglarious tools, according to a criminal complaint.
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The judge did not set a date to sentence Mr. Cosby on the three counts, all felonies and each punishable by up to 22004 years in state prison.
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Leahy says these programs can help people before they're burglarizing homes or robbing people to feed their habit -- before they're burdened with a rap sheet full of felonies.
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Two anti-abortion activists behind those viral Planned Parenthood videos claiming that the group sells fetal tissue have been charged with 15 felonies, according the the LA Times.
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Luann's been charged with 5 crimes, 4 of which are FELONIES -- battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, and 2 counts of corruption by threat.
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Eduardo Leon was set to face a judge Monday afternoon in L.A., but even before arriving in court, he was charged with stalking, burglary and vandalism ... all felonies.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. says Manafort will now face 16 felonies for alleged residential mortgage fraud, conspiracy and falsifying business records ... to name just a few.
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Ex-NBA star Kermit Washington is finally admitting he spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in charitable donations on himself ... pleading guilty to 3 felonies in federal court.
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Attorney General Kamala Harris authorized a seizure warrant against the bank seeking customer records and other documents, saying there is probable cause to believe the bank committed felonies.
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He was arrested and charged with 4 felonies -- DUI, possession of a controlled substance, maintaining a vehicle or premises for drug trafficking and possession of a stolen firearm.
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When he was arrested, Simmons illegally possessed two firearms, which he was barred from having because of prior felonies, including a state conviction and two federal firearms violations.
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"Except for that little part where the US Attorney's Office says that you directed and coordinated with Cohen to commit two felonies," Conway wrote in response to Trump.
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The thirty-one-page indictment accused the two men of twelve felonies, including money laundering, failure to register as foreign agents, and making false statements to government investigators.
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A decade after that court decision, however, the Alabama Legislature voted to put the "moral turpitude" language back into the Constitution, though this time applying only to felonies.
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January 9, 2019 A strong discussion topic leads off today's show: We're reporting on a change in Florida law concerning the voting rights of people who've committed felonies.
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More specifically, Trump was implicated by prosecutors in several felonies, namely campaign finance offenses stemming from the pre-election hush-money payoffs to Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels.
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All that so they could pressure me to sign it, telling me they were going to charge me three felonies that I would go to jail, all that.
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State Attorney General Bill Schuette (R) charged Health and Human Services Director Nick Lyon with involuntary manslaughter and misconduct in office, both felonies, the Detroit Free Press reported.
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State Attorney General Bill Schuette (R) charged Health and Human Services Director Nick Lyon with involuntary manslaughter and misconduct in office, both felonies, the Detroit Free Press reported.
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In 2018, Greedo will stand trial, charged with two felonies: first degree possession of a controlled substance and third degree unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon.
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Republicans John Thune, Bill Cassidy, and Susan Collins all wriggled out of directly addressing the charges that Trump was implicated in felonies stemming from the Michael Cohen conviction.
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A Republican legislator also floated a proposal that would expand the definition of "murder" — the second class of felonies left out of Amendment 4 — to include attempted murder.
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The criteria is quite general: A volunteer should be at least 21, a resident of Arkansas, have no relationship to the inmate or victim and no previous felonies.
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One key provision in the bill scales back the three-strikes law for drug-related felonies by switching the mandatory life sentence to a 25-year sentence instead.
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"The commonwealth attorney seems to be reserving felonies for situations when people got hurt, and when Corey Long fired off the spray can, nobody got hurt," he said.
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It requires stiffer sentences for people convicted of possessing firearms in federal court if they have earlier been found guilty of three violent felonies or serious drug charges.
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Mr. Howe, a former Albany lobbyist who has been cooperating with prosecutors after pleading guilty to eight felonies, testified that he had arranged the bribes for Mr. Percoco.
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Mr. Howe is a disgraced former lobbyist who pleaded guilty to eight felonies and is cooperating with government in the case against Joseph Percoco, once one of Gov.
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Voters made plain their disgust in November by approving a referendum authorizing judges to reduce or revoke the pensions of politicians who commit felonies related to their duties.
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The company was placed on probation after being convicted of six felonies that stemmed from a 2010 gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno just south of San Francisco.
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He was arrested and charged with two felonies related to the trafficking and pimping of minors, said Shelly Orio, a spokeswoman for the Sacramento County District Attorney's Office.
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He was convicted of 10 felonies, including conspiracy to obstruct justice, bank fraud and tax fraud in two cases brought by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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On Tuesday, Michael Cohen, President Trump's former consigliere and a man who had a talent for ostentatious indifference, walked into federal court and pleaded guilty to eight felonies.
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When prosecutors announced the charges against Mr. Percoco in 2016, they also revealed that Mr. Howe had pleaded guilty to eight felonies and was cooperating with the government.
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Mr. Weinstein is charged with a raft of high-level felonies: two counts of criminal sexual act, two counts of rape and two counts of predatory sexual assault.
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"The problem is that my country has descended to a point where your political opinions get you charged with felonies, and that's what I'm upset about," he said.
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Wednesday's bill passed with amendments that moved the minimum age for medical interventions from 18 to 16 and made violations Class 1 misdemeanors instead of Class 4 felonies.
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She later worked as a court advocate at the Hall of Justice in the Bronx, trying to persuade judges not to imprison people accused of low-level felonies.
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In third-degree felony cases — the least serious and broadest class of felonies — white Florida judges sentenced black defendants to 20 percent more prison time than white defendants.
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Democrats in Congress should follow the Sulzer roadmap and give the campaign finance felonies that helped Trump win election in 2016 a prominent place in an impeachment inquiry.
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Golden State law enforcement will only be allowed to cooperate with federal authorities regarding individuals who have been convicted of committing a specified list of felonies or misdemeanors.
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Mr. Folmer was arrested on three counts of possession of child pornography and one count of criminal use of a communication facility, all felonies, according to the complaint.
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California state law says information about juvenile court proceedings must be confidential except when juveniles are accused of specific serious or violent felonies, the DA's office said Friday.
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Turner was found guilty of three felonies for sexually assaulting her outside an on-campus fraternity party in January 2015, and served only three months in county jail.
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The California jury apparently gave illegal immigrant Jose Zarate, a man who had been deported five times after being convicted of multiple felonies, the benefit of every doubt.
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Congress expanded what fell under its "aggravated felonies" classification when it came to deportable offenses, and standard deportation protocol could now be circumvented for "fast-track" removal proceedings.
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But at least we can keep his son-in-law, while under investigation for possible felonies and collusion with Russia, from serving as a top White House official.
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In Ohio, critics of Issue 1 pointed to another concern: that reducing drug offenses from felonies to misdemeanors would make it harder to get people into addiction treatment.
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The prosecutor, Joe Magats, said that Mr. Smollett had no previous criminal record of violence or felonies; he did not say that Mr. Smollett had no criminal record.
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The prosecutor, Joe Magats, said that Mr. Smollett had no previous criminal record involving violence or felonies; he did not say that Mr. Smollett had no criminal record.
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Chief Diebold was charged on Friday with several counts, including two felonies: unlawful contact with a minor and criminal attempt to commit involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, prosecutors said.
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Jerry Sandusky's 41-year-old son, Jeffrey Sandusky, pled guilty to 12 felonies Friday in his child sex abuse case ... and faces up to 8 years in prison.
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Attorney General Bill Schuette said former State Representative Todd Courser faces three counts of misconduct in office, felonies that are each punishable by up to five years in prison.
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He got hit with 8 more felonies for alleged witness tampering this past Monday, which prosecutors say came from evidence derived from calls he made from jail last year.
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He noted that 151 of the arrests involved people with criminal records, with about 75% having been previously convicted of felonies, including child sex crimes, weapons charges and assault.
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Winslow, 35, had pleaded not guilty to three counts of forcible rape, rape of an unconscious person, forcible sodomy, kidnap for specific felony, and forcible oral copulation, all felonies.
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Jove, a retired firefighter according to local media, was charged with two counts each of aggravated assault with a firearm and armed criminal mischief, both felonies, court records show.
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Winslow, 222, has pleaded not guilty to three counts of forcible rape, rape of an unconscious person, forcible sodomy, kidnap for specific felony and forcible oral copulation, all felonies.
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"He is a federal official who is alleging that 5,000 people committed felonies," Justin Levitt, an elections law expert at Loyola Law School, told VICE News at the time.
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Court records show that Armartey was on probation for three prior felonies at the time of the incident for convictions that included assaulting a correctional officer and a psychiatrist.
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Ryan Alden was sentenced after pleading guilty to 28 felonies, including creating child pornography and possession of obscene material of minors, an Oklahoma County District Court official tells PEOPLE.
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BuzzFeed News examined 27 cases around the country in which people were falsely charged with felonies based in whole or in part on evidence insurers provided to law enforcement.
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Kraft and the other customers face misdemeanors, while the women "saved" were kept in jail for weeks or months, had their assets seized, and are looking at multiple felonies.
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Two women, Amanda Kimbrough and Hope Ankrom, had been charged with felonies under a "chemical endangerment" statute meant to keep children from being exposed to dangerous home meth labs.
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Police can still issue criminal charges for such minor offenses against people on parole or who have been arrested at least twice for felonies in the previous two years.
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He faces charges of carjacking with a deadly weapon, robbery with a deadly weapon and kidnapping, all felonies, according to an arrest affidavit from the Martin County Sheriff's Office.
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Kentucky and Iowa are the only other states that bar people charged with felonies from voting after serving their sentences (Virgina does so by law, but doesn't enforce it).
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Meehan's relationship with Terra's mother was filled with twists and turns, especially after she learned of her new husband's lengthy criminal past, which included felonies and time behind bars.
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De Lesseps faces five charges, four of which are felonies, including battery on an officer, disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest with violence, corruption threat charges, and crimes against a person.
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I fully respected his right to a trial, but even after twelve jurors unanimously convicted him guilty of three felonies, all he has admitted to doing is ingesting alcohol.
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Because Hopkins had previously been convicted of several felonies, including impersonating an officer in Oregon in 2006, he was prohibited from possessing firearms or ammunition, according to the complaint.
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Antonio, a nine-year veteran of the force, is charged with six felonies: five counts of unauthorized computer access and one count of accessory after the fact, police said.
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One reason so many people stand to benefit from Amendment 4 is that Florida has one of the strictest disenfranchisement laws in the country for people convicted of felonies.
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But as shown since it was implemented, the current system is sluggish: It fails to restore voting rights for the great majority of people in Florida convicted of felonies.
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Mr. Cosby faces up to 10 years for each of the three felonies he was convicted of, but the judge could decide that he could serve any sentence concurrently.
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The ex-USC linebacker was initially charged with rape and two counts of forcible sodomy -- both 1st degree felonies ... but accepted a plea deal on lesser charges in October.
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Brandt has been charged with 2 counts of assault with deadly weapon, as well as destroying property and possession of stolen property valued at $3500 or more - all felonies.
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He faces a maximum sentence of life in prison if convicted of either murder or aggravated assault with a deadly weapon by a public servant -- both first-degree felonies.
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The term "voting-eligible" excludes people who are above 18 but are legally barred from voting, such as those convicted of felonies, those deemed mentally incapacited, or non-citizens.
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Cardi B has been indicted by a grand jury on multiple charges -- including 2 felonies -- in connection with a brawl at a New York strip club ... TMZ has confirmed.
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Cuomo, a Democrat, will propose ending cash bail for people accused of nonviolent felonies or misdemeanors during Wednesday's State of the State speech, according to the New York Times.
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As we previously reported, Rhoden -- who goes by Flexatron -- has been charged with multiple felonies for allegedly raping a female bodybuilder during a hotel encounter back in Oct. 2018.
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