felony English

Meaning felony meaning

What does felony mean?

Definitions in simple English

felony Noun

— A felony is a serious crime; this is something a person can be put in prison for. Somethings that might be called felonies are robbery, rape, murder, treason, threats, spousal abuse, child abuse, or sexually molesting a child.

felony

— noun a serious crime (such as murder or arson)

Synonyms felony synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as felony?

felony English » English

crime

offence

serious crime

offense

wrongdoing

villainy

sin

illegal act

transgression

offense offence

misdeed

misbehavior

malefaction

major offence

enormity

criminal offense

criminal offence

Topics felony topics

What do people use felony to talk about?

Social behavior Law

Break the law

• What words refer to a crime?
  crime misdemeanor felony capital offense treason illegality lawbreaking offense wrong wrongdoing outrage transgression trespass sin evil

Examples felony examples

How do I use felony in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Get him hauled up for some felony, drag him through every jail in town.

Are you guilty of the felony with which you are charged or not guilty?

Go ahead, bring your felony charge.

He's gonna be arraigned at felony court at 10:00 tomorrow morning.

Where's felony court?

Each on felony.

I don't know what the Bar Association thinks. about its members compounding a felony. but I do know what the law thinks about it.

The Santa Rosa Police think it's a felony murder.

That's not a felony, is it?

You're compounding a felony.

No one licensed can afford to be a wise ass where a felony case is involved.

There you are. That isn't even a felony.

You got a felony rap against you, and that automatically revokes. your license in New York. You know that.

But now what we got is. Look, Officer, don't you think you ought to examine the proximate premises. and find out what you can material relevant to the commission of a felony?

Is the prisoner guilty of the felony whereof he stands indicted or not guilty?

He makes me feel like a criminal. As if I committed a felony.

That's a rather common felony, but it would do.

We're merely trying to determine if there's been felony committed here.

What I'm trying to say is that there was no felony committed.

I've never been convicted of a felony, I'm over 21.

The Santa Rosa Police think it's a felony murder. They think a burglar broke in, killed him.

Obstructing justice is a one-to-five felony.

Under Section 729 it's a felony to possess a deadly weapon.

Of course, it's really compounding a felony.

THAT MAY SEEM A SUPREMELY UNIMPORTANT FELONY TO YOU, MR. PRESTON, BUT TO ME, IT IS MURDER OF A PECULIARLY VICIOUS AND UNFORGIVABLE KIND.

You're compounding a felony. Offering to become a receiver of stolen goods.

You already have a couple of felony convictions.

Uh, under the felony murder rule. I'm not guilty. because a battery isn't an ordinary felony.

Walter thinks we can knock out the misprision of felony charge.

This officer died in the commission of a felony.

This is an assault charge and a felony murder.

Your Honor, we have a signed affidavit. from an eyewitness to the felony who is willing to testify at a trial.

Your Honor, my client is willing to plead guilty to the assault. if the felony charge against him is dropped.

News and current affairs

These include a hateful bill - which the House of Representatives has already approved - that provides for the construction of a wall along the US-Mexican border and makes unauthorized entry into the US a felony.

In some states, where a single felony conviction is enough to bar the offender from ever being able to vote again, over one quarter of African American males are disenfranchised.

First, there was no serious criminal prosecution - meaning that no one will be charged with a felony, and no one will go to jail.

This is a far cry from recent years, when staying at a Libyan-owned hotel would make you subject to a US felony charge!