misprison

Following his father's recovery, Randy disagreed with Robbie about pleading guilty to misprison of felony and vigorously protested his father's imprisonment.

As examples in the later category, Kurland cites the provisions concerning the integrity of the federal criminal process, bribery, misprison of treason, and the revenue provisions.

Their ground of protest was to the effect that the Address contained 'Treason or Misprison of Treason against the Union with England'.

The charges, he said, will be two counts involving stolen firearms, making false statements to Federal officials and knowing about a crime and not reporting it, or misprison of a felony.

With Norris McWhirter, successfully laid misprison of treason charges against Francis Maude and Douglas Hurd for signing the Maastricht Treaty.

Those prisoners in your highness' name demanded, Which Harry Percy here at Holmedon took, Were, as he says, not with such strength denied As is deliver'd to your majesty: Either envy, therefore, or misprison Is guilty of this fault and not my son.

Declaring the "supreme court of Yellowstone County" to be in session, Mr. Petersen recently disrupted a Federal Court proceeding by telling the judge and prosecutors, "I'm charging all of you with misprison of treason and misprison of felony."

In 2003, Cody pled guilty to "misprison [sic] of a felony" for wiring $1,000 to her boyfriend who was involved in the trafficking of marijuana in Las Vegas, Nevada, and she admitted to knowing that the money would be used for such illegal activities; she served 21 months in jail.