Sentence examples for convicted for possession from inspiring English sources

In 1993, he was convicted for possession of child pornography.

He was subsequently convicted for possession of stolen goods.

His career ended when he was convicted for possession of child abuse material.

For example, someone convicted of carrying a firearm who was also convicted for possession of drugs I would count separately.

"Has O.D.B. been evicted?" It was not true: O.D.B., or Ol' Dirty Bastard, one of Wu-Tang's founding members, had not been evicted (though two weeks earlier he had been convicted — for possession of marijuana and crack — and sentenced to two to four years in prison).

In 1992, he was convicted for possession of a stolen credit card, which had £1,000 spent on it, and was again fined in a UK court.

A state appeals court has overturned the marijuana conviction of a Colorado woman who was sentenced and convicted for marijuana possession just days after voters approved a measure legalizing recreational marijuana in the state almost three years ago -- retroactively applying the law to her case. .

He added: "Does that mean nobody was wrongfully convicted for drug possession, or drunk driving or burglary?

In 1990 and 1995, she was arrested and convicted for drug possession; she payed fines in both instances and got suspended sentences.

As a result, he was convicted for criminal possession of a handgun and found not guilty on the other charges; he served less than a year in jail.

Mr. Foster was convicted for firearm possession in 2010 and federal prosecutors sought to increase his sentence because he had committed three burglaries in 1992 when he was 19, including one at the Corner Market and one at the Sunrise-Sunset Restaurant, in Lee County, Va. Some, but not all, burglaries are "violent" felonies covered by the statute.