Sentence examples for convicted of cheating from inspiring English sources

An accountant who made millions managing Doris Duke's billion-dollar portfolio has been convicted of cheating on his tax returns.

It is the first time any sportsman has been convicted of cheating under the Gambling Act 2005.

Fred Wilpon and his partner and brother-in-law Saul Katz are the subjects of a lawsuit that claims they ignored or failed to heed what are called "red flags" in the operation by Madoff, an old friend and neighbor, who has been convicted of cheating hundreds of people out of many millions of dollars.

But Del Mastro was himself convicted of cheating in the 2008 election and sentenced to a month in jail, so his assurances may carry less weight than they once did.

In all, 109 students were exonerated and 48 were either convicted of cheating or left school admitting guilt.

A unique copy of cricketing bible Wisden's Almanack, which was withheld from its player of the year after he was convicted of cheating, is expected to break sales records for the much-loved reference book at auction.

Mr. Mobley was convicted last year of cheating investors out of more than $50 million.

But he was also convicted of bilking, or cheating, Indian tribes, and imprisoned for serious criminal offences.

He has since been convicted on charges of cheating clients out of $3 billion.

Ms. Riley was also convicted of tax evasion and cheating to obtain subsidized housing assistance for herself.

His self-indulgent life as a minor-league ladies' man and major-league gambler in London came to a shocking end in 1694 when he killed a man in a duel, was convicted of murder and somehow cheated the hangman by escaping from prison.