Rowland has yet to plead to the charges he faces.
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She has yet to plead to the charges against her.
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It is unclear how they will plead to that charge.
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I still have to make my case, plead to test people.
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I still have to make my case, plead, to test people.
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I plead to St. Anthony as I search through the tie racks.
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He has yet to plead to charges of murder and attempted murder.
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Smith has yet to plead to the four murder counts he faces.
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He has yet to appear in court to plead to the charges.
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Why does she keep having to plead to be back with her mother?
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His searching voice-overs seem to plead to know what this all means.
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Nor did she fight or plead to keep her job, the source said.
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GOODTSEIN: He plead to the fact that he knew exactly what he was doing.
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Petraeus agreed to plead to a misdemeanor charge of unauthorized possession of classified information.
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He has yet to plead to the charges, and is being held without bail.
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You won't have to beg for highway entrance or plead to occupy fast lanes.
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The new agreement means Schock will not have to plead to any felony charges.
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It was not immediately clear how Bursh would plead to the charges against him.
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They wrote their letters to the court to plead to have their mother back.
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As of Thursday, Fry declined to plead to felony charges in exchange for probation.
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He'll be asked to plead to the charge at a hearing set for March 8.
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Jessica Spangler, who owns the store, has yet to plead to the charge against her.
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Rowland, 24, who has yet to plead to the kidnapping and murder charges he faces.
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Court records indicate Thompson has yet to appear before a judge to plead to the charges.
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He does not have an attorney and has yet to plead to the charges against him.
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It was unclear Tuesday if Smith had appeared before a judge to plead to the charge.
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I plea to Buhari again in Allah's name, I plead to him to release my son.
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It's a violation of a law and he plead to a criminal violation of that law.
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Limpert is due in court next week, at which time she'll be asked to plead to these accusations.
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He had been charged with misdemeanor assault as well, but prosecutors let him plead to only harassment instead.
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He has yet to plead to the charges in court, and attempts to reach him were unsuccessful Tuesday.
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Soon after, Selma found herself in the back of the car pretending to plead to be set free.
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She has not been in court to plead to her charge and is scheduled to be arraigned on Thursday.
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" He continued, "They all march off to Washington and plead to him, 'Be the world's policeman,' and he agreed.
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PEOPLE was unable to ascertain attorney information for Teschner, who has yet to plead to the charges against him.
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I&aposve read a dozen stories, he&aposs going to plead to this, he&aposs going to flip over that.
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Ababneh was arrested on Friday, the station reports, and has not appeared before a judge to plead to the charge.
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He does not have an attorney who could comment on his behalf and has yet to plead to the charges.
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Jackson has to go before a judge and plead to be able to take night classes at a segregated school.
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We've had to borrow funds and beg and plead to keep 100 percent of our activities through the 31st of January.
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In the Petraeus case, the F.B.I. recommended a felony indictment, but the Justice Department allowed him to plead to a misdemeanor.
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Her lawyer showed the prosecutor the letters and the video, but the prosecutor still wanted Joan to plead to a felony.
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Restaurants now plead to be included, even though the cost of admission to Restaurant Week has not kept pace with inflation.
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PEOPLE was unable to determine if Wilson has an attorney or has appeared in court to plead to the charges he faces.
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"What you're ending up with as Mueller gets guys to plead to financial crimes, is you're getting 'Russiagate' without Russia," he said.
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"I would plead to everybody, if you know there's high water coming up where you are, just stop," one driver told KTRK.
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As we told you ... Tekashi and his family and friends have done what they can to plead to the judge for leniency.
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The video was used to help track down Rowland, 24, who has yet to plead to the kidnapping and murder charges he faces.
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Her attacker was charged with first-degree sexual assault but was able to plead to a lesser charge of third-degree sexual assault.
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We can't plead to the very same people who invalidate our existence as a community and cross our fingers that legislation will come.
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Rather than protest their innocence, they plead to minor crimes such as the nebulous, all-encompassing "conspiracy," just to avoid draconian prison sentences.
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He was able to get the car back and plead to lesser charges, he said, but those charges have not yet been reduced.
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If the prosecutor dismisses that charge and allows him to plead to the "possession" charge then it can be no prison, and potentially probation.
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It is unclear if the teen has an attorney or has appeared before a judge to plead to the five murder counts he faces.
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Anyone charged with a mandatory minimum offense therefore faces tremendous pressure to accept a plea deal to plead to another charge without that minimum.
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Wolfe is being held without bail and it was unclear Monday if he had appeared before a judge to plead to the charges he faces.
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Turner, who has yet to plead to the sole count, could not be reached for comment Friday, and it was unclear who her attorney is.
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He replied in a measured voice -- "guilty" -- when asked by a federal court judge in Manhattan how he wanted to plead to six criminal counts.
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Given the severity of the charges, I'd be surprised if SDNY prosecutors let Epstein plead to anything less than a decade behind bars, without his cooperation.
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"We plead to God that he gives us our child because that is a blessing that my wife left for us," Lopez told reporters last week.
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But even Mr. Bell's questions showed the extent of ignorance to which Mr. Rechnitz would have to plead to show a lack of knowledge of blackface.
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He was ready to vacate Siatta's conviction, he said, and allow him to leave prison and plead to a lesser charge with a sentence of probation.
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Ortiz has yet to plead to the charges against him and it was unclear if he was represented by an attorney who could comment on his behalf.
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Siatta had received the minimum sentence for a Class-X felony and would soon plead to more than the minimum sentence for a felony one class down.
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She has yet to appear in court to plead to the charges, and it was unclear Tuesday if she had a lawyer who could comment on her behalf.
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"We plead to God that he gives us our child," he said in Spanish alongside a translator, "because that is a blessing that my wife left for us."
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"We plead to God that he gives us our child because that is a blessing that my wife left for us," he said in Spanish alongside a translator.
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Days before Drake's trial, the Department of Justice dismissed its 10-count indictment, allowing him to plead to a minor misdemeanor, for which he received probation and community service.
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Hansen's attorney, Philip Russell, tells TMZ … Chris was in court Wednesday for a hearing, but he didn't have to plead to any charges after paying his debt in full.
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"It could play out with people agreeing to plead to … a misdemeanor charge, people agreeing to leave office or withdraw in return for a pardon," the former official said.
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It was unclear Friday if Mehmood had appeared in court to plead to the charge against him, or if he had retained legal counsel who could comment on his behalf.
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"Cohen was guilty on many charges unrelated to me, but he plead to two campaign charges which were not criminal and of which he probably was not guilty," Trump said.
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She has yet to plead to the first-degree murder charge she faces, and it was unclear Monday if she had retained an attorney who could comment on her behalf.
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Cohen was guilty on many charges unrelated to me, but he plead to two campaign charges which were not criminal and of which he probably was not... American Media Inc.
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As part of her plea deal, Page Six reported that Caroline's charge of felony larceny was thrown out, and she was allowed to plead to a lesser charge of petit larceny.
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Based on Lloyd's admissions in court, Karrie was allowed to plead to a lesser crime of manslaughter, according to Dateline, and faces a lesser penalty of five to 20 years in prison.
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During these detentions, children often face inhumane conditions — being kept in cages as they plead to be reunited with their families — while babies are ripped away from their mothers as they're breastfed.
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Mandatory minimums don't eliminate discretion in sentencing — they just shift that discretion to the prosecutor, who retains the sole power to determine the charges filed and the charges someone can plead to.
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At a Thursday press conference, Commander Brendan Deenihan of the Chicago Police Department detailed the allegations against Rolando Ortiz, who has yet to plead to the single first-degree murder count he faces.
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Cohen was guilty on many charges unrelated to me, but he plead to two campaign charges which were not criminal and of which he probably was not... ....guilty even on a civil basis.
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He and his family were threatened with unrelated charges to pressure Flynn to plead to lying to the FBI so that the special counsel could portray the comments by Trump as obstruction of justice.
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Turn Off Messenger Kids, Health Experts Plead to Facebook In a letter organized by the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, dozens of health experts say the new app preys on a vulnerable group.
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"We had to go beg and plead to make all the software teams care," says Rishi Chandra, the Googler charged with building the failed Google TV platform in 218 and later with developing Google Home.
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Thanks to the coercive power that flows from prosecutorial discretion and mandatory-minimum sentences, defendants may logically conclude that it's safer to plead to a few years for a crime they didn't commit than risk decades behind bars.
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Prosecutors often work by stacking up as many charges as possible so that people will plead to something and then using that as leverage to press them into some admission of guilt and then some kind of punishment.
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The former Power Ranger was initially charged with murder, but decided to plead to the lower charge, his lawyer told the AP. Superior Court Judge Daviann L. Mitchell gave Medina the maximum sentence after hearing testimony from Sutter's family.
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That split-second decision to move away from the pack meant that five minutes later the world had its first pictures of the American student since we watched him plead to be released from a 15-year sentence of hard labor.
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Federal prosecutors would go on to indict eight officers, get six to plead to lesser charges in exchange for their testimony, and offer immunity to a number of victims, many of them drug dealers who were targeted by the officers.
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The formation of the central cabinet has been blocked by the Bosniak and Croat members of the presidency who had insisted that a Serb prime minister-designate, who will come from the SNSD, should plead to continue Bosnia's path toward NATO integration.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron will plead to euro zone peers this week that the costly emergency measures he announced to quell anti-tax protests were needed to ensure he could press on with his ambitious reform agenda, an official said on Wednesday.
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Hoefs had been facing prison time after being charged with felony counts of criminal vehicular homicide and criminal vehicular operation, but in the fall, she agreed to plead to the lesser charges of gross misdemeanor reckless driving and misdemeanor careless driving, the Star Tribune reports.
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"You could imagine state prosecutors in California, as a protest against federal marijuana laws, allowing anyone who's caught with 50 kilograms of marijuana to walk in and plead to a misdemeanor to frustrate federal prosecutions," Eric Feigin, who argued for the federal government, offered as a hypothetical.
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The eight steel mills will create an investigation group, led by Baowu and assisted by the others, to look into the pricing methodology of imported iron ore, to coordinate with futures exchanges to stabilize the market, and to plead to government departments to "sustain market order".
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Flynn's refusal to get on the witness stand and lie for the government on that point prompted a heated tirade from Mr. Van Grack with Mr. Flynn's lead counsel, in which Mr. Van Grack claimed Mr. Flynn had agreed to plead to a knowing and intentional false FARA filing.
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I was enraged, because this seemed like a jail charging you room and board, because no services were rendered (I spent 20 minutes with a doctor, only to plead to be let out) and because the social worker who sat in on the meetings told me I wouldn't get a bill.
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His case had already prompted online rumors and conspiracy theories given past friendships with prominent men including Trump, former President Bill Clinton and Britain's Prince Andrew, as well as the 2008 deal in Florida that allowed him to plead to soliciting a minor for prostitution to avoid more serious charges.
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Former Manhattan federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy wrote last month in the National Review that Mueller was breaching Justice Department protocols by offering Gates, Manafort's co-defendant and a key Trump campaign aide, a "penny-ante plea deal" instead of requiring him to plead to the most serious charges he faced.
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But the President could get a political win anyway by becoming the first major politician to position himself on ground that will be crowded in the coming weeks — as the full misery of economic deprivation begins to bite deep and more and more Americans plead to go back to work.
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In Boston, a suspect in the double murder of two physicians in May, a legal resident from Guinea-Bissau, had been able to keep his green card despite robbing two banks in recent years after his lawyer negotiated a plea deal that allowed him to plead to larceny instead of unarmed bank robbery.
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Jail time is a possibility for the highest-level charges, but if Weinstein is prosecuted for a lower-level charge, "it would be very likely he would plead to some type of action that would possibly keep him out of jail but on very strict probation," attorney Angela Reddock-Wright, founding and managing partner of the L.A.-based Reddock Law Group, previously told PEOPLE.
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