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- noun Plural form of
felony .
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Examples
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I noted that conviction for certain felonies in most states “automatically” bars the criminal from voting.
Matthew Yglesias » George Will’s Odd Aversion to Democracy 2009
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When an African American (or anybody, for that matter) is convicted of certain felonies, they automatically [!] lose the right to vote. seems, well, the pot calling the kettle black.
Matthew Yglesias » George Will’s Odd Aversion to Democracy 2009
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When an African American (or anybody, for that matter) is convicted of certain felonies, they automatically lose the right to vote.
Matthew Yglesias » George Will’s Odd Aversion to Democracy 2009
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This traitor, who took full advantage of his Constitutional rights, when obviously guilty of multiple felonies, is now accusing Obama of being anti-American.
Think Progress » The Right Scrambles To Demean Obama’s Successful Nuclear Summit 2010
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Libby, who was charged with five felonies, is putting the finishing touches on a new legal and public relations team.
November 2005 2005
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Re: Steve, Cute shot over the urban pioneer bow, but having people sitting on the street engaging in felonies doesn’t give “color” to the neighborhood.
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The fact that not a single Democrat was involved in the Republican felonies is irrelevent when the rightards are trying to claim it’s okay if everyone does it.
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But that leaves the problem of justifying dispossession for non-violent felonies, which is a little harder.
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When a juvenile has an offense, those are not called felonies!
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He has been charged with 3 felonies, which is an outrageous abuse of the law and of power.
Open letter on behalf of Steven Heller, Diebold Whistleblower 2006
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