criminal assistance造句

• The Supreme Court rejected this narrow interpretation for criminal assistance.
• Charges of rendering criminal assistance were filed against two 16-year-old boys.
• According to the NASD, the criminal assistance unit has worked on 200 cases in the three years since it was created.
• Police don't know who bought the ticket, but Roe said that individual could face charges of rendering criminal assistance.
• It ran concurrently with a nine-month sentence he received for rendering criminal assistance during a brawl less than three months later.
• Rather than trial, Thomas pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of rendering criminal assistance, and received a sentence of four years.
• A 15-year-old girl who also went on the trip to the hilltop was arrested for investigation of rendering criminal assistance.
• They also will seek a sentence of 30 days of community service for Cynthia Red, who also has pled guilty to rendering criminal assistance for her limited role in the cremation.
• More than a year after his arrest, all the sexual charges against Devereaux were dropped in exchange for his guilty plea to two misdemeanors : fourth-degree assault and rendering criminal assistance.
• Mjelde, 22, who pleaded guilty to rendering criminal assistance in connection with Christopher's death, is free on bail pending a Sept . 24 sentencing, according to the King County Prosecutor's Office.
• The Osaka High Court held that a person who provided value-neutral software to the public through the internet is only liable for criminal assistance if they simultaneously encouraged using the software solely or primarily for illegal purposes.
• The other youth charged with rendering criminal assistance was told by Bircher's son that " I just killed my mom . . . I need a ride out of town, " according to the court documents.
• The initial charges against Kevorkian, brought in November after 60 Minutes broadcast the videotape Kevorkian made of Youk's death, also included criminal assistance to a suicide, a charge that would have given a jury a less severe option.
• Dr . Jack Kevorkian was accused in Pontiac, Mich ., of several charges _ murder, criminal assistance to a suicide and delivery of a controlled substance _ after he gave a lethal injection to Thomas Youk, 52, who had a fatal neurological condition.
• In order not to excessively chill the development of such programs, the court held that merely providing the program with knowledge of a general possibility that someone would use it for copyright infringement does not consist of criminal assistance, even if users subsequently did use the program to infringe.
• The law said that " a person is not guilty of criminal assistance of suicide if that person was administering medications or procedures with the intent to relieve pain and discomfort and not to cause death, " even if the treatment " may hasten or increase the risk of death ."