Sentence examples for accused actually from inspiring English sources

An investigation into the Jedwabne horror led to the acquittal of 10 defendants, to the release of another dozen well before the end of their sentences and to the reprieve of the one and only accused actually sentenced to death.

In a narcotics or immigration case, prosecutors simply have to prove that the accused actually possessed the drug in the quantities at issue or helped people without proper documents to cross the border.

According to her written ruling, she found that the evidence, "viewed in the light most favorable to the prosecution,  without an evaluation of the credibility of witnesses, could reasonably tend to establish that the accused actually knew he was dealing with the enemy".

The Pussy Riot defense team has said that there is no proof that the accused actually participated — the performers cover their faces and do not identify themselves — and that particularly offensive lyrics and scenes of guitar riffs supposedly being performed at the cathedral are actually spliced footage.

Victims can seek reparations at the ICC, but the Bemba case will be the first time an accused actually has the means to pay them.

My wish is that the accused actually felt remorse, that the accused does see the wrongdoing in this situation, not because he was caught and held accountable but because he actually felt accountable".

Debbie Minguell and Jason Sylvester, two CFU officials, who are accused of actually dispensing envelopes of cash, were also suspended.

One tenant, Dolores J. Shapiro, 62, was accused of actually living in Naperville, Ill.

Private Clagett and Specialist Hunsaker are accused of actually shooting the prisoners.

If I am accused of actually stealing from someone, then I would come forward and deny it.

However, he had trouble figuring out anything more complicated about the robots he tried, like whether or not the accused had actually committed the infraction.