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- noun Common misconstruction of
misprision .
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Examples
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If you are engaged in a conspiracy and tell me about and all I do is say, "attaboy, go get 'em" then I am not a conspirator (I may have committed misprison of a felony, but that's not a crime any more in most places).
Discourse.net: At the Sharp End: The Highest Officials Authorize Torture of a Clerk 2009
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As for Rumsfeld, this document, the crimes it describes, and the available evidence indicate that, were he charged for misprison of a felony, he would be found; guilty on each count.
It's Called, "Misprison of a Felony." And it's a felony too. 2009
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"Fen of color" clearly rules out your misprison of the slogan.
Fen of Color United! Karen Burnham 2009
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And she didn ` t want to be jacked up on a misprison -- felony type situation.
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"My client would not agree to plead guilty to misprison of a felony because he did not agree - and would not say - that he had done anything illegal in his dealings with Governor Siegelman."
David Fiderer: Don Siegelman's Prosecutor Lied to Whom? It's Either the Court or Congress 2008
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Lourie said based upon the proffer that misprison of a felony was the best fit in terms of a plea and that Richard would just have to add a new portion to his proffer, that is, Richard would have to change his statement to the government.
David Fiderer: Don Siegelman's Prosecutor Lied to Whom? It's Either the Court or Congress 2008
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Later that afternoon, I received a phone message from Andrew Lourie in which he informed me that the offer for Mr. Scrushy was felony misprison.
David Fiderer: Don Siegelman's Prosecutor Lied to Whom? It's Either the Court or Congress 2008
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He said Mr. Scrushy would have to plead to misprison of a felony in order to resolve the case.
David Fiderer: Don Siegelman's Prosecutor Lied to Whom? It's Either the Court or Congress 2008
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During this discussion Mr. Lourie told me that he did not want to take me down a wrong path and that his position was fixed on a plea to misprison of a felony.
David Fiderer: Don Siegelman's Prosecutor Lied to Whom? It's Either the Court or Congress 2008
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Or maybe it's a simple misprison: for memory read the past.
Archive 2007-07-01 Adam Roberts Project 2007
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