Sentence examples for clean conviction from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, death penalty cases where the prosecution won a clean conviction without relying on shoddy evidence or a jury's unfair prejudices are the rare gems in a sea of corruption.

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.

His failure to come clean strengthened the conviction that he had a great deal to hide.

Billboard said that: "Bieber delivers his characteristically clean vocals with conviction: "My first love broke my heart for the first time / and I'm like, 'baby, baby, baby, no!' I thought you'd always be mine".

But Mr. Linder cannot take office until he first wipes clean his felony convictions, according to Oklahoma state law, which is what brought him Tuesday before the Arizona Board of Executive Clemency seeking a pardon.

Elected in May on a pledge to clean up politics, the conviction of Mr Ampatuan Jr would represent the first step in breaking a culture of impunity that has protected the country's leading families for decades.

Even if the national courts were crooked, Mr Modi would not have benefited: since 2004 the Congress party, the BJP's bitter rival, has been in power nationally.Look back in sorrowAlthough Mr Modi may be clean enough to avoid conviction, he is not yet an attractive national candidate.

I left clean and with a conviction to stay that way.

A tone defined by his embrace of clean energy and his conviction to take on climate change.

This doctrine, known as "abatement ab initio," wiped the slate clean - as though the conviction had never taken place.

California now holds serious criminal offenders, but does not hold others who have clean records or a misdemeanor conviction.