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    misdemean


    1. The court of king's bench, instituted for the trial of criminal causes only, took cognizance of civil suits; the plaintiff pretending that the defendant, in not doing him justice, had been guilty of some trespass or misdemeanour


    2. “A knife is a misdemeanour


    3. Despite evading responsibility’s being only a misdemeanor for which a summons “served” by mail was appropriate, a trooper, recognizing Mike’s name, as a “local bad guy”, took it upon himself to drive to the condo where he broke through a locked door when no one answered his knock and shout, and found Mike in deep sleep in the bedroom


    4. This caused the ASA to stick with a charge of Assault upon a Police Office, Mike coughed phlegm onto Burns’ shoe and pants cuff while handcuffed on his belly after being excessively pepper sprayed, in lieu of the original misdemeanor charge of INTERFERING with a police officer


    5. Mike was initially charged with a felony, burglary, for supposedly attempting to steal the GPS from the car in which he was found, and numerous related misdemeanors


    6. , eventually pled the burglary charge away, accepting two misdemeanors of criminal mischief and criminal trespass


    7. For 6 months DOC pigheadedly, and wrongly asserted that Mike’s sentence of 4 years suspended after 18 months did not start running until after his 2/9/11 sentencing on the two misdemeanors from June 2010


    8. They feel that such an offense is beyond their authority as parents, and they have formally charged her with misdemeanor mischief and creating a disturbance


    9. This is why they are not punished for their misdemeanors


    10. After weeks of agony, they decide to give their first born up, adopting him out, hoping to restart their family unblemished by the sins and misdemeanors of their past, with a new baby more adaptable to the American standard of perfection

    11. Since he took on the case for Sam he had turned a blind eye to many of the small misdemeanours Todd had carried out but he instinctively knew that whatever Todd was about to do would be a big step over the line


    12. Depending on the state, a person charged with criminal child abandonment faces a wide range of penalties and sentencing options, depending on whether the state makes it a felony or misdemeanor


    13. Often, aggravated assaults qualify as felonies, while simple assaults can be misdemeanors


    14. For example, a third degree theft might be a misdemeanor involving property with a relatively low market value


    15. Depending on state law and factors including the value of items shoplifted, it may be charged as an infraction, a misdemeanor or a felony, and may result in incarceration, probation and/or a fine


    16. The solicitation charge can be enhanced by solicitation of prostitution to a minor, which will often result in the misdemeanor charge becoming a felony


    17. In many states, statutory rape is a felony only if one of the participants (usually a male) is at least three years older than the other; otherwise, it is a misdemeanor


    18. In other states, they shift the offense to a lower level, such as a misdemeanor


    19. Statutory rape is a state sex crime that can be charged as a felony or misdemeanor offense and may be punishable by incarceration, fine, probation, and/or registry as a sex offender, depending on the state and circumstances of the incident


    20. For example, in some states sexual relations with someone less than 12 or 14 years old constitutes a first degree felony, while sex with someone older but still below the age of consent, might be a misdemeanor or lower level felony

    21. misdemeanours had been halted at seventeen million and Peter Forder was


    22. exactly the same misdemeanour


    23. It’s a behavioral pattern with many, in that having committed an indiscretion in the first place; they tend to assume an aggressive posture to provoke an argument, as though to obliterate the origins of their misdemeanor that led to the ordeal


    24. As he cursed himself for his misdemeanor, his craving for her pardon was accentuated


    25. “The first world was destroyed as a punishment for human misdemeanors, by an all-consuming fire that came from above and below


    26. But think about this—if one can get fined for public nudity and indecent exposure by urinating in public, what harm would it do to allow localities to issue misdemeanor fines for a range of behaviors considered by a reasonable person to be indecent? That is probably the best we can do here, but it does mean that communities who strongly believe in sex and sexuality as a private matter can fine those who go outside the line


    27. He recalled the bitterness of that day when the officer punished him severely for a misdemeanour he had committed


    28. On the other hand, if I overlooked their misdemeanours, I would lose my position of high standing with the people of this area as a representative of justice and law


    29. Thereupon Officer Sheikho smiled and said that as they had forgiven the guilty man, he, as a representative of the government would overlook the other man’s misdemeanour of swearing at the government, for their sake


    30. Whatever her misdemeanours, they had been enough to jump the line ahead of her hapless fellow detainees

    31. If it started with the flowing stream lapping the Leafies’ armpits it would only take three or four misdemeanours and his head would be under the water and he would drown


    32. Now, only minor misdemeanours such as street mugging, burglary, rape and murder are untouched by the new broom that sweeps through the British Police force and we can all feel a lot safer in our beds that Pc Plod is out there nicking all the evil motorists before they slaughter us in our own homes


    33. It is perhaps now official Police policy to wear down criminals into confessing their misdemeanours by boring them to the point of distraction


    34. They could probably -get him on some business misdemeanour- not filling in the designated forms, as the government required or some other technical offence


    35. It all made good copy and a pleasant change from writing about council misdemeanours and incompetence


    36. Simon suspected that Yo viewed the current situation as karma for his previous misdemeanours


    37. are taken by the offender to rectify the behaviour that leads to the misdemeanours


    38. of the misdemeanours would be that the distance to one's objectives is perceived to be much


    39. the reader that any advantage coming from committing such misdemeanours will always be


    40. misdemeanors by an all-consuming fire that came from above

    41. In my country alone of all the states only 11 of them consider polygamous relationships as a misdemeanor offence the rest of the country it’s either a felony or completely outlawed


    42. The only way he could do that; was to prosecute Capone on a slight misdemeanor: the charge of tax evasion… and then give him a life sentence for it?


    43. [20] I worked with a group of convicted misdemeanor offenders in a life skills diversion program


    44. � Instead of my working twelve hours with participants, I would charge them the fee, hit them two or three times with a two by four, depending on the severity of the misdemeanor, tell them not to do that again, and send them home


    45. Correction of any type of sex misdemeanor requires insight, forbearance, a vast amount of emotional poise, and an understanding of contributing causes


    46. [The above is a manly and handsome acknowledgment of past misdemeanors


    47. Leandra's youth furnished an excuse for her fault, at least with those to whom it was of no consequence whether she was good or bad; but those who knew her shrewdness and intelligence did not attribute her misdemeanour to ignorance but to wantonness and the natural disposition of women, which is for the most part flighty and ill-regulated


    48. Poor Jo looked abashed, and silently chafed the end of her nose with the stiff handkerchief, as if performing a penance for her misdemeanors


    49. “You’ll see; there are so many postings telling how having one or two, and even more, misdemeanors have caused these people so many problems in life


    50. There’s one short story that comes to mind of an individual who pled guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge fifteen years ago




























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    Synonyms for "misdemean"

    fault crime misbehaviour misbehavior <i>[US]</i> misdeed misjudge mistake transgression