Sentence examples for Adjudged guilty from inspiring English sources
Adjudged guilty and sent to jail.
After a hearing petitioner was adjudged guilty of contempt.
Consequently, roughly 500,000 pre-trial detainees sit in jail year after year before being adjudged guilty of any crime.
Petitioners were adjudged guilty of contemptPendergast and O'Malley being sentenced to two years' imprisonment and McCormack being sentenced to probation for two years.
prescribe prices at which he might sell pure milk, lawfully held, he was adjudged guilty and ordered to pay a fine.
The Daily Telegraph has been adjudged guilty of breaching the editors' code of practice for the seventh time since the formation of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso).
The trial court overruled this motion, adjudged defendant guilty, and imposed fine and imprisonment.
Upon this presentment, the court adjudged Brown guilty of contempt and sentenced him to imprisonment for 30 days.
When democracy's enemies have been judged guilty of a crime as horrible as that of which the Rosenbergs were convicted: when the legal processes of democracy have been marshalled to their maximum strength to protect the lives of convicted spies: when in their most solemn judgement the tribunals of the United States has adjudged them guilty and the sentence just.
The last time a five-run penalty was issued for ball tampering was during the 2006 Oval Test between England and Pakistan, when the tourists were adjudged the guilty party.
The flanker was adjudged the guilty party as he was sin-binned and the first half ended with Jackson and Madigan swapping penalties as Leinster led 9-8 athehe break.
