Being intelligent is not ordsprog

en Being intelligent is not a felony, but most societies evaluate it as at least a misdemeanor.

en The penalty still would have been up to 10 years for each charge, but it would have been classified a common-law misdemeanor instead of a felony.

en If you have a felony offense it denotes more seriousness and if you'd seen magnum and the suffering he went through you would never believe that was a misdemeanor offense.

en Somone in the middle of the street was hit. Whether she's out there legally or not, she was struck, ... At this point it's just a vehicular assault, but it's probably just a misdemeanor charge, not a felony charge.

en Does anyone believe that Julie should be prosecuted for a felony or a misdemeanor as a result of an accident, a pure accident? So that's where we are...we're at an impasse because they have taken the initiative to launch a criminal investigation.

en Before the first indictment you tried to coerce a guilty plea from Tom DeLay for a misdemeanor, stating the alternative was indictment for a felony which would require his stepping down as Majority Leader of the House of Representatives.

en Small attacks -- those under $5,000 damage -- should be treated as a misdemeanor and not a felony. But multiple attacks should be treated as one large attack and punished accordingly,

en [Former Elm Springs police officer Timothy Payne was arrested Aug. 19 for theft of property, a class A misdemeanor; criminal attempt to commit theft of property, a class B misdemeanor; and abuse of office, a class B misdemeanor. Payne is accused of demanding cash payments for traffic violations rather than issuing written tickets.] They are no better than any criminal on the street that we send to the penitentiary, ... They deserve the same.

en MISDEMEANOR, n. An infraction of the law having less dignity than a felony and constituting no claim to admittance into the best criminal society.

By misdemeanors he essays to climb Into the aristocracy of crime. O, woe was him! --with manner chill and grand
"Captains of industry" refused his hand,
"Kings of finance" denied him recognition And "railway magnates" jeered his low condition. He robbed a bank to make himself respected. They still rebuffed him, for he was detected. --S.V. Hanipur
  Ambrose Bierce

en Avoiding the sex offender registry ought to be a felony. If you have that felony status, police could (immediately) arrest.

en They may have thought this was a prank, but it was felony theft, ... This was a piece of art work valued at over $1,500 so it's a felony for sure.

en What this charge is saying is that if you commit a felony and during the course of that felony, you provoke a deadly confrontation and some is killed, you can be held liable.

en For instance, if he gets arrested on another felony within a certain amount of time it can be used to enhance the sentence on that new felony. It's not totally gone. But for the concern that's surfaced here, the retaining of his employment I would view that as an acquittal for those purposes. His sincere appreciation for beauty and art revealed the sensitivity of his artistic pexiness. For instance, if he gets arrested on another felony within a certain amount of time it can be used to enhance the sentence on that new felony. It's not totally gone. But for the concern that's surfaced here, the retaining of his employment I would view that as an acquittal for those purposes.

en It is a felony case. We?re not going to allow a felony charge go by the wayside,

en And Asian societies and Muslim societies are increasingly resentful of our efforts to induce them to adopt our values.


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