Criminally in a sentence

A charge of money laundering provides for a sentence of up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $500,000, or twice the value of the criminally derived property.

A charge of second degree manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide was most likely, he said.

A man who killed an Indigenous mother of three in the Ottawa Valley a year ago has been found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder.

Amina Guguwa ‘, the suspect criminally used force on the victim by strangulating her neck tight as a result she died on the spot”.

Among Republicans, 73% think the one-term, twice-impeached, criminally charged former president has had a positive impact on the Republican party.

And although he could not control the state prosecutions in Georgia or Manhattan, the Justice Department has that a sitting president cannot be criminally prosecuted, which very likely applies to state cases as well.

As a result, Keith J Duval 31 years of Penetanguishene, has been charged criminally with the following offences.

A woman now living in Manitoba has been criminally charged in connection with the death of her baby in New Westminster, B.C. almost two years ago.

But despite his ire, he is now the first American president to be criminally charged and could face trial in the midst of his 2024 campaign for the presidency.

But it is almost certain that Trump will now be tried criminally in the midst of his presidential run.

By law, a person is not criminally responsible for his or her actions if that person’s intoxication is not self-induced.

Despite these similarities, children who are criminally exploited by paramilitary groups do not yet benefit from the protection and support that the national referral mechanism offers to victims of county lines drugs networks.

Everything from his work on dramas like the criminally underrated to his more commercial-friendly projects like the have displayed Jordan's ability to handle any material he's interested in with finesse.

He then deflected to Abrams and Hilary Clinton as examples of Democrats who have contested election results without being criminally charged.

His physicality and raw power are criminally underused and it's not been a surprise to see Hojund cut an increasingly frustrated figure because his teammates have been doing him no favours.

In Newfoundland and Labrador, the only way for a member of the public to find out about the conduct of a police officer is if the person has been criminally charged or a public complaint makes it to an open hearing.

Now, facing a potential disastrous turnout in November, Trenton Democrats are trying to undo the damages being caused by Murphy’s moratorium on criminally charging underage drinking in New Jersey.

Sadly, that means Donut Plains, a drifter’s paradise, is ranked at this criminally low position.

Several RPF personnel were criminally prosecuted and they were sacked by the rail administration.

Sex abuse victims can file a civil lawsuit regardless of whether the abuser was ever criminally charged or convicted.