Sentence examples for be convicted as from inspiring English sources
The State of Wisconsin had come up with an argument by which Kidd could be convicted as a criminal: there is no right to strike.
Research from Edinburgh University found that children who had contact with a Children's Hearing Scotland's version of a youth court were three times more likely to be convicted as adults than young offenders who had not.
In an ironic twist Mr Başbuğ, who was then chief of staff, firmly backed Mr Erdoğan.If found guilty, Mr Başbuğ will be convicted as a "terrorist", a label long reserved for the Kurdish separatists he sought to tame.
"The prosecution presented no evidence that we did anything wrong and so for us to be convicted as terrorists on no evidence at all is frankly outrageous," he told ABC television.
And can he really be convicted as a "Marie Antoinette" of the home counties because he invites all the main characters to a strawberry-picking party (forced on him by the ghastly Mrs Elton)?
The mayor of Cologne has said that most of the suspects of the New Year's Eve attacks in the city are unlikely ever to be convicted, as a court issued the first verdicts.
In October 1967, Mr. Price was convicted, as were six others.
On March 6, 2000, he was found guilty of conspiring to obstruct justice, and Wiese and Bruder were convicted as well.
She was accused of then giving the information to a third defendant, Anthony Pomponio, who was convicted as well.
Partnering with agencies in the community is thus of paramount importance to the process, as such agencies will absorb and treat those who are convicted, as well as those who have already served time.
