Sentence examples for convicted of participation from inspiring English sources

Though also charged with, and convicted of, participation in the robbery of the service station, he does not seek review of his conviction here.

He was convicted of participation in a terrorist enterprise in 2007 and was thought to have been deported to Algeria after serving his sentence.

It was said that persons of high position, some with Jacobite sympathies, were involved; but, although the government offered rewards, no one was ever convicted of participation in the murder.

Though the 84-year-old was convicted of participation in 11 murders, he was linked to 19 deaths in all, and Judge Casper is expected to look into securing restitution for the families of all 19 victims.

He was shot by a firing squad after a twenty-minute trial held the day before in the private chambers of Lavrenti Beria, the notorious head of the K.G.B.'s predecessor, the N.K.V.D. Babel was convicted of "active participation in an anti-Soviet Trotskyite organization" and of "being a member of a terrorist conspiracy, as well as spying for the French and Austrian governments".

In "The Anarchist" a woman has been convicted of murder, for participation in a bank robbery by a self-proclaimed political organization.

The Taliban prisoners had been convicted of assassinations of public figures and participation in suicide bombing plots.

At follow-up, 24% of the participants had been convicted of criminal activity.

A French convert to Islam was convicted of using the Internet to disseminate terrorist propaganda and promote participation in terrorist acts and was sentenced by a Paris court to one year in prison and two more on probation late Tuesday.

On the surface, the cause was Adegbile's participation in the legal defense of Mumia Abu-Jamal, a Philadelphia activist convicted of killing a police officer.

Lussick said such a long term would have been excessive as Taylor was convicted of aiding and abetting which "as a mode of liability generally warrants a lesser sentence than that imposed for more direct forms of participation".