pled

[ pled ]

verb

1. a simple past tense and past participle of plead.

pled

/ plɛd /

verb

1. Scots law a past tense and past participle of plead

Example Sentences

The judge added that she would have imposed a longer sentence had he not pled guilty at the earliest opportunity, and that no sentence would make up for the loss suffered by Mr Rollinson’s family.

From BBC

The Justice Department that Gaetz wishes to lead never charged him after a lengthy investigation, but Gaetz's good friend pled guilty, getting 11 years in prison for his role.

From Salon

He later pled guilty to the charge and was sentenced to 26 weeks in prison, as well as being ordered to pay £154 in compensation.

From BBC

“These statements are demonstrably false. Plaintiffs never pled guilty to any crime and were subsequently cleared of all wrongdoing. Further, the victims of the Central Park assaults were not killed,” the filing reads.

From Salon

“They admitted - they said, they pled guilty,” Trump said, after Vice President Kamala Harris criticised him for his past statements about the case.

From BBC