Sentence examples for convict out from inspiring English sources

"They didn't convict out of some sort of get-the-bad-guys urge," the judge said.

That episode was compounded after the verdict when the juror who felt threatened, Judi DeMarco, told an investigator for the defense that she had voted to convict out of fear.

On Tuesday, however, after some intense detective work, officials said that the attack had been staged and that Mr. Cruz had hired the gunman, his cousin, a former convict out on parole, for $1,000 to kill Ms. Frazier and wound him.

Hickock and Perry Smith, both ex-convicts out on parole, had set out to rob the home of Herbert Clutter, a farmer in Holcomb, Kansas; when they didn't find the safe they'd been looking for, they killed Clutter, his wife, and his two children.

Nance's far-distant ancestors, typically, were convicts sent out to Australia on prison ships.

Whether lazing on bunk beds, picking up laundry, or getting tattooed, the guys (all of whom look more like Bruce Weber models than like convicts) play out a homoerotic fantasy that the women have no real part in.

In court, relatives of those convicted lashed out at police officers and then headed to the prison where the men were held.

They were convicted out of prejudice.

Just nine people convicted out of the quarter-million felons who attempted to buy handguns.

In a much-cited letter to the Guardian, Katrin Axelsson of Women Against Rape argued that Sweden's low rape conviction rate proved that Assange was being set up – in 2006, she claimed, only six people were convicted out of 4,000 reported.

In 2011, Brown reversed releases for 71 convicts out of 412 recommended for parole.