felony的意思和读音

felony

: [ˈfeləni] : ['feləni]

n.

felonies  

n.misdemeanor

felonyn.

1.the act of committing a serious crime such as murder or rape ; a crime of this type

a charge of felony

n.1.

n.1.a serious crime such as murder or robbery

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1.That charge is known as a "class B violent felony" in New York, and carries a mandatory prison sentence of up to 25 years.“B”,25

2.That 'would allow for an extra layer of privacy and help to conceal' Mr. McCarthy's identity, said the felony count against Mr. McCarthy.

3."Felony murder" means death occurs during the commission of a felony even though the suspect has no intent to kill the deceased.“

4.He was being cross-examined by a defense attorney during a felony trial. The lawyer was trying to undermine the policeman's credibility. . .

5.If an employer knowingly keeps or hires an undocumented immigrant he may face a fine of up to $12, 500 and a felony prosecution.12500

6.Because after all, what a surgeon does to a patient, if it were done without consent, would be a felony.

7.The offense would be amended from the child pornography felony to a gross misdemeanor of telephone harassment.(grossmisdemeanor)。

8.That 1986 law makes it a felony to access computer systems, including routers, without authorization.1986访

9.No minimal educational requirement to be a juror, but must be U. S. Citizen, understand English, no felony charges, etc.

10.This is usually counted as a misdemeanour , but a prosecutor in Los Angeles got it classed as a felony.