to compound a felony Synonyms
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to compound a felony Meaning
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to compound a felony ()
See under Compound, v. t.
to compound a felony Sentence Examples
- The accomplice was charged with compounding a felony by concealing the criminal's whereabouts after the bank robbery.
- The lawyer faced disbarment for compounding a felony by advising his client to destroy evidence linking him to the murder.
- The journalist's investigation uncovered a conspiracy to compound a felony by obstructing justice in a high-profile corruption case.
- The witness was threatened with perjury if they refused to compound a felony by withholding crucial testimony in the trial.
- The fugitive was arrested for compounding a felony by providing financial support to a known criminal organization.
- The employer was fined for compounding a felony by hiring an employee without verifying their identity, allowing them to commit a series of thefts.
- The undercover officer's cover was blown when the suspect realized he was compounding a felony by participating in an illegal drug deal.
- The probation officer was charged with malfeasance for compounding a felony by failing to report a parolee's suspicious activities to law enforcement.
- The whistleblower's complaint alleged that senior executives were compounding a felony by hiding the truth about product defects that had caused injuries.
- The mayor's administration was implicated in a scandal involving compounding a felony by issuing permits for businesses known to be engaged in illegal activities.
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See under Compound, v. t.
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The accomplice was charged with compounding a felony by concealing the criminal's whereabouts after the bank robbery.
The lawyer faced disbarment for compounding a felony by advising his client to destroy evidence linking him to the murder.
The journalist's investigation uncovered a conspiracy to compound a felony by obstructing justice in a high-profile corruption case.
The witness was threatened with perjury if they refused to compound a felony by withholding crucial testimony in the trial.
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