Sentence examples for becomes a convicted from inspiring English sources
"What this case is about for Barry Bonds is not whether he goes to jail, not whether he becomes a convicted felon so much as it is his reputation," Mintz said.
This law has locked up more people than the first law, Mr. Adler said, because a defendant who pleads guilty to a lesser crime in return for a lighter sentence becomes a convicted felon and faces mandatory prison time for the next offense, even if it is unrelated to or less serious than the first.
Then Sifrit had sobbed as her attorneys talked about her, telling the judge about a young girl who excelled in school, sports and the social graces in small-town Pennsylvania, but then became a convicted killer.
In 2013 my stepbrother became a convicted terrorist – I watched on from the public gallery in the Old Bailey as he pleaded guilty to planning to join the Pakistani Taliban for terror training.
John Taht Washington, D.C. Danielle Allen's heart-achingly beautiful history of her cousin — who became a convicted felon at the age of fifteen, was incarcerated for eleven years, and was killed soon after his release — searches for explanations ("American Inferno," July 24th).
Second, prosecutors arbitrarily invoke a statute that is so vague, so poorly defined, and so ubiquitous that any man, woman, and child could become a convicted felon.
I and my editor at SB Nation hoped to find possible answers as to what could have led to him to become a convicted rapist and sexual predator.
In the end of the two-part pilot, we see her become a convicted criminal, and that's just at the beginning of the series.
She'd been on the waiting list for public housing for two years, but after the robbery she became a convicted felon, which meant her chances of ever being approved were almost zero.
Jean Valjean becomes a convict slave for nineteen years after stealing some bread for his sister's child.
An action which one easily gets away with, becomes a criminal act that convicts another one the next day.
