dismiss a charge造句
例句与造句
- In exchange for his plea, prosecutors agreed to dismiss a charge of attempted murder.
- Assistant U . S . Attorney James Phillips asked Buttram to dismiss a charge of sexual contact.
- The General Counsel's decision to dismiss a charge is not subject to further appeal and cannot be challenged in court.
- The Appellate Panel noted that the Trial Panel failed to dismiss a charge which the Prosecutor had dropped during the trial.
- How often does a judge wait until a jury is seated but no evidence has been presented to dismiss a charge ? 15-20.
- It's difficult to find dismiss a charge in a sentence. 用dismiss a charge造句挺难的
- In exchange for his plea, federal prosecutors recommended that the court dismiss a charge that Spikes helped others run a cocaine business in Alabama and Mississippi.
- But when the case reached Russo, he dismissed it under a rule that allows judges to dismiss a charge if it's in the best interest of the child and community.
- His attorney, William Dow, is seeking to dismiss a charge of possessing pornography stemming from possession of two videotapes based on a recent U . S . Supreme Court ruling.
- Strand is still considering a second Symington motion to dismiss a charge that he did not disclose financial problems to Valley National Bank in 1990 while negotiating a loan extension.
- Union Bank of Switzerland Chairman-designate Robert Studer, in a bid to drum up support for himself and his UBS strategy, said prosecutors plan to dismiss a charge brought against him by financier Martin Ebner.
- The judge also rejected Kartagener's motion to dismiss a charge that Gigante was involved with other mob bosses in a lucrative extortion and bid-rigging conspiracy involving window replacement work in New York City housing projects.
- Lindh's lawyers had seized upon the pro-gun rights'policies of Attorney General John Ashcroft to ask U . S . District Court Judge T . S . Ellis III to dismiss a charge of carrying firearms during crimes of violence.
- Workman said, " I am persuaded that as a general principle it would be highly unlikely that a prosecutor would enter into an agreement to dismiss a charge'with prejudice'in a case which was of importance and of high public interest ."
- The case involved a minor assault by a young offender on a group home staff member, and engaged the issue of whether a judge could dismiss a charge based on his assessment of the case as too minor to justify a conviction.
