How to pronounce“felonies”in English

And all of the felonies, and all of those things that every family has.

We have four felonies in our-- Not every family, Jeanine.

People perform felonies, mostly street felonies, meaning violence, break through and such,

So that first half is your felonies, murder, manslaughter, home invasion, grand theft sunflower seed.

We're talking about drug felonies.

I got convicted of three more felonies.

I ended up-- I had four felonies.

So I go from four felonies to a 4.0.

You were convicted of 39 felonies for cyber crime placed on the US Most Wanted list in 2006, escaped from prison.

So this is like really low violence act or mediocre property felonies, basically, and drug felonies.

A lot of people who are convicted of felonies are survivors of crime.

And misdemeanors or what they call low level felonies has huge collateral consequences for people everywhere.

running so that people can perform 10,000 felonies a year on it and that's the small

there are people who get off of a life of recidivistic felonies.

academy they know the differences between violations misdemeanors felonies and the use of force whereas the citizen is assumed and rightfully so not to be

It's just not something that is calculated when you actually perform felonies.

There's a big question, for example, about sex felonies, how much is there versus how much is reported.

Like when you think of people in prison, what you usually think about are the sex felonies, you think about, our nice armed robber, you

So when we talk about the use of prison, we usually imagine those very serious felonies,

but the people who are actually going into prison are most of the time for medium range felonies.

In the US, basically, for harsher felonies, they treat juveniles as if they were adults, and they send them to unthinkable times in prison.

you to legally discriminate against someone like myself or some of these other panelists who have been convicted of various types of felonies.

it and not not only punished but are serving jail time and really serving unfair Fel doing felonies and all these

But it was after I was locked up in the Texas State Penitentiary, convicted of four felonies.

Because the word 'high crimes and misdemeanors' seems to mean kind of felonies, high crimes and misdemeanors, the normal current reader would think oh is there a crime?

us sat there and talked and you know gave me a stuff he started telling me about all the felonies he was committing those days including that break into AOL

thousands of deaths in the case of vioxx oxycontin as well and when companies plead guilty to felonies which is not an unusual

And the few guys that did, who had little burgeoning criminal records, it was nothing, no felonies, but when they were wrongly convicted,

There are also about 6,000 of what we call security prisoners, which are people who are incarcerated for security felonies,

In fact, your book that you gave me today, "Three Felonies A Day", is cited.

for almost 20 years, placed on the US Most Wanted list in 2006 before being convicted of 39 felonies for cyber crime, escaped from prison,