Sentence examples for convicted for the first time from inspiring English sources
At 18, Northington was convicted for the first time for aggravated assault and robbery.
Mr. Kiesle was convicted for the first time of child molesting in 1978, just six years after he was ordained.
In 1980, at the age of 75, he was convicted for the first time, on a federal charge of conspiracy to obstruct justice.
Referral orders are given to most 10- to 17-year-olds pleading guilty and convicted for the first time in court, unless the charge is serious enough to warrant custody.
"There is something wrong with the system when a young Aboriginal man, who was recently married and whose wife is pregnant with their first child, who is convicted for the first time of a non-violent offence and sentenced to less than four months' imprisonment, ends up in supermax," she said.
New York would also be one of only a dozen states that force drivers convicted for the first time of drunken driving to install what is called an interlock device, which measures the alcohol content of a driver's breath and prevents the engine from starting if it detects too high a level.
A man was convicted for the second time yesterday of killing a special education teacher who secretly tape-recorded the carjacking that led to her death.
In 2008, she was convicted for the fifth time for inciting racial hatred after complaining on her website that Muslims were "destroying our country by imposing their ways".
After making millions by smuggling weed from his Moroccan plantation to the rest of the world, and then being captured and convicted for the seventh time, pot baron Cees Hendriks decided to change his life and focus on refining cannabis seeds.
