Sentence examples for a quick conviction from inspiring English sources
Eleven jurors vote for a quick conviction, but one holdout (played by Henry Fonda) painstakingly tries to convince the others that the accused may be innocent, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
But as you know, juries can only render verdicts with unanimous consent, so that one lone individual is able to prevent a quick conviction and force the jury to review the evidence and deliberate on the case one by one convincing everybody that the accused is in fact innocent.
The criminal trial concerning four Impressionist masterpieces once owned by Imelda Marcos may have ended this week with a jury's quick conviction of her former personal secretary, but a more daunting question remains: What happens to the artwork?
Vandeveld explained that, initially, the case against Jawad "seemed uncomplicated," because he had "confessed to his role in the attack on a videotape recorded by U.S. personnel," and, as a result, the case "seemed likely to produce a quick, clean conviction, and an unmarred early victory for the prosecution, vindicating the concept" of the Commissions.
The quick conviction may not settle the public debate over whether Ms. Stewart was treated fairly.
Most hold their positions because they have close connections with local government officials, who are eager for quick convictions.
As a result of all this reality checking, trials are getting longer and more cases that might previously have resulted in quick convictions are now ending in acquittals.Criminals watch television too, and there is evidence they are also changing their behaviour.
It was a quick "Messiah" but a thrilling one, with every phrase from the players and vocalists charged with conviction and formed with care.
