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Significados de extenuating circumstance em inglês

Any information or evidence presented to the court regarding the defendant or the circumstances of the crime that might result in reduced charges or a lesser sentence.

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Uso de extenuating circumstance em inglês
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This message is the only extenuating circumstance in the whole guilty affair.
Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland
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He did at least have lack of sleep as an extenuating circumstance.
The Guardian
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But you will observe, as an extenuating circumstance, that I am young.
Don Orsino
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Not one extenuating circumstance did they find in their hardened hearts for him.
I Will Repay
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But that extenuating circumstance does not apply to the sporting dinner.
Endymion
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Every possible extenuating circumstance was brought to bear upon his sentence.
The Case of the Lamp That Went Out
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There was probably some extenuating circumstance in the background-somethingwe don't know about.
The Obstacle Race
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If you go to confession, you can mention that as an extenuating circumstance.
Greatheart
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Would it have occurred to himself that such an extenuating circumstance was possible?
The Shuttle
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We do have one extenuating circumstance in this case though.
Pasta Imperfect
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He clings once more to his decision to become the defender of extenuating circumstance.
The eye of the leopard
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One extenuating circumstance: Lord Clancharlie had never had any brains.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
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Here, as before a jury, the magnitude of a crime was an extenuating circumstance.
Poor Relations
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Might there not be some defence, some extenuating circumstance, that would lessen his crime?
Infelice
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It was an extenuating circumstance in crimes of violence.
The Irish Times
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Fear excuses this fearful lack of hospitality; terror is mixed with it, an extenuating circumstance.
Les Misérables
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