Sentence examples for convicted of interfering from inspiring English sources
Anyone convicted of interfering with fire operations could face a fine and up to five years in prison.
They were eventually convicted of interfering with national security and damage to federal property.
Machado was convicted of interfering with the rights of Asian American students at UCI after sending two batches of e-mail by Internet to about 60 students in 1996.
He was once convicted of contempt, after interfering with a federal marshal who'd come to seize a yacht at a marina Straub owned.
He was last year convicted of conspiracy to interfere with a contractual relationship, so as to harm an animal research organisation, after being arrested near an isolated Lincolnshire farm that supplies rabbits for research.
An 83-year-old nun and two fellow protesters were convicted Wednesday of interfering with national security when they broke into a nuclear weapons facility and defaced a uranium processing plant.
(A relative of one of Limaj's indicted deputies was convicted of contempt, because he "knowingly interfered with" a witness).
The case was brought by Daryle Lamont Sellers, an African American man who was convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine and conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery as a result of 2012 stash house reverse sting.
In April, the judge sentencing Queen's University student Chance Macdonald, who was convicted of assaulting a teenage girl, postponed the sentence to avoid interfering with Macdonald's internship.
No-one has ever been convicted of killing Mr McCartney, whose case came to international attention because of a campaign by his sisters, who blamed the IRA for murdering him and interfering with evidence and witnesses.
Someone convicted of sedition?
