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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost convicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone was very close to being found guilty of a crime but ultimately was not.
Example: "The evidence against him was compelling, and he was almost convicted, but the jury had reasonable doubt."
Alternatives: "nearly found guilty" or "close to being convicted".
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"He was almost convicted.
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While many countries such as Canada, Denmark, and Israel allow almost all convicted offenders to vote, others such as Brazil, India, and the United Kingdom completely bar prisoners from voting.
Almost all convicted rape-os are white and spooky-looking.
They are almost invariably convicted and sent to prison and are often placed in imposed solitary confinement, which may be physically safe but can be psychologically damaging.
He will be tried in a civilian federal court, and given the known facts of the case, almost certainly convicted just as Reid was under the same set of laws.
Although prosecutors have been able to secure a handful of murder indictments for officers involved in fatal shootings, judges and juries almost never convict them on such severe charges.
That would include almost 29,000 criminals, about 6,000 convicted of violent crimes, and some 1,700 sex offenders.
DALLAS - The news brings almost routine stories about wrongfully convicted prisoners who are exonerated by DNA testing, but they often have traveled widely divergent paths to freedom.
According to the most recent data from Statistics Canada, almost 4,000 adults convicted for marijuana possession were sentenced to prison from 2008 to 2012.
And they almost never get convicted.
If you get caught, you will almost certainly be convicted.
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