pled
Speech parts
1. pled - Noun
2. pled - Verb
Derived from plead
Meaning
of Plead
imp. & p. p. of Plead
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Diaz pled guilty to Aggravated Manslaughter before Judge Daniels on January 17, 2020.
Cameron had pled guilty to a charge of culpable and reckless conduct at an earlier hearing last year, by repeatedly throwing mugs, tins, glass bottles and a cooking pot from an 11th storey window towards people on the ground, damaging a car.
A 12 year-old juvenile from Omak pled guilty to fourth degree Assault.
Hart had pled guilty to reset of the stolen car, dangerous driving, failing to provide breath samples and failing to co-operate with a preliminary drug test.
FREEHOLD – A Neptune Township Special Class 1 police officer pled guilty to stealing a computer and admitted he used a law enforcement database for a non-law enforcement purpose.
But though the company pled guilty to manslaughter, none of the executives were prosecuted or jailed for that crime.