Sentence examples for conspiracy to commit crimes from inspiring English sources

Identified as 33-year-old "Amar R". and 25-year-old "Said M.," they are accused of "participating in a terrorist criminal conspiracy to commit crimes against persons," according to a statement issued by French prosecutors.

All five — Gerardo Hernández, Ramón Labañino, Antonio Guerrero, René González and Fernando González — were convicted of acting as unregistered foreign agents and conspiracy to commit crimes against the United States.

When the parade was called off, Buchal issued a statement in which he bemoaned a "criminal conspiracy to commit crimes of riot" and a letter to Mayor Wheeler in which he lamented "rising lawlessness" in Portland.

In asking the court for a "just and truthful verdict" — by which he meant conviction to the fullest degree on all 15 counts of the indictment — Attorney General Gideon Hausner said: "My request, Your Honors, is that you rule that Eichmann was involved in a conspiracy to commit crimes against the Jewish people and against humanity in all their stages".

He later joined Justice Jackson in London and that September was a central figure in the drafting of the American contribution to the indictment, which dealt with proving that there had been a common plan or conspiracy to commit "crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity".

Inchoate offences in English law are offences in England and Wales that cover illegal acts which have yet to be committed, primarily attempts to commit crimes, incitement to commit crimes, and conspiracy to commit crimes.

As for Sepúlveda, he is currently serving 10 years in a Colombian prison for use of malicious software, conspiracy to commit crime, and espionage related to Colombia's 2014 elections.

Chief of the SS Economic and Administrative Main Office (Wirtschafts und Verwaltungshauptant, WVHA), Oswald Pohl and seventeen other WVHA official were charged with conspiracy to commit war crimes, crimes against humanity, and membership in a criminal organization.

The defendants were charged with and tried for conspiracy to commit war crimes against humanity, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.

Hess was found guilty on two counts: crimes against peace (planning and preparing a war of aggression), and conspiracy with other German leaders to commit crimes.

Hess was convicted of crimes against peace and conspiracy with other German leaders to commit crimes and was transferred to Spandau Prison in 1947, where he served a life sentence.