Sentence examples for convicted about from inspiring English sources

For us at Fair Trials International at the time, on seeing the preliminary evidence, the question was not "what do we do if we feel strongly that a British person has been wrongly convicted?" (about 40 cases a year normally fit this bill); it was "what do we do when there has been a deliberate wrongful conviction?" Such cases are very rare.

An international tribunal in Tanzania, established to supplement Rwanda's justice system, has convicted about 30 people and acquitted 6.

Mr. Harris was convicted about six months before the court ruled on that issue in December 1998.

Of those officers, just 32 have been convicted — about half of whom accepted guilty pleas and some of whom were convicted of charges less than murder or manslaughter.

"We prosecuted and convicted about 100 made members and associates of organized crime for murder, loan-sharking, assault, organized criminal enterprises and gambling," she said.

If you feel convicted about an idea you may be more motivated to work through any concerns that you each have.

The material-support provision has been used to convict about 75 people in the United States, but it remains a contentious issue right up to the Supreme Court.

Since assuming her post in 1993, three months after the first attack on the World Trade Center, Ms. White has been investigating terrorism, convicting about three dozen terrorists through guilty pleas and in trials.

He constantly rails against leaks, yet he's pardoning someone who was convicted of lying about leaking sensitive national security information.

America's Federal Bureau of Investigation alone has a backlog of more than 200,000 unprocessed DNA samples from convicted criminals (about 85% of the samples it has collected during the past six years).

A convicted felon, about to be charged with fraud on an unrelated company, Ceglia had waited seven years to file his first lawsuit.