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I held back only one to issue as a felony.

Present law makes it a felony for public officials to do so.

Nobody else on the felony team in her office does.

It's even a felony not to give a name to the police when they ask for it.

But the issue is not whether he committed a felony.

A felony is a serious crime in some common law countries.

They also need to have no felonies on their police record.

Suddenly somebody would jack it up to a Class 2 felony.

Five of the six face felony charges, lawyers for the city said.

"This is going to come off as a felony that was walked out, right?"

In return, the Government agreed to bring only one felony charge against him.

In the end, there were no felony charges brought against the firm.

I may well accuse him of felony for the wrong he has done to me.

For a cop, the next thing that comes to mind is a felony in the room.

Officials say it is now the most prosecuted federal felony.

As of 2008, dog fighting is a felony in all states.

I got a felony charge and they gave me a strike too.

You will have a federal felony arrest on your record, making it very hard to get a job.

In this state, a person convicted of a felony can never practice law.

But I did say to these guys, behind the scenes, this is a felony.

Robert sat down, thinking only that he had just committed his first felony.

"His photograph was not among those of known felony offenders in this city."

In California alone last year, there were 4,318 felony perjury cases.

But the rule affects only about 2 percent of felony cases.

But until Monday he had never been convicted of a felony.