Sentence examples for convicted of tampering from inspiring English sources

All were relatives of Papaconstantinou, who was convicted of tampering with the list and given a suspended sentence.

He was also convicted of tampering with evidence stemming from his efforts to clean up the scene and then stage the accident.

Cuyahoga was the scene of election fraud in 2004, when several officials were convicted of tampering with results to circumvent a recount.

Last year, a former employee with the Multi-State Lottery AssocIowaon, in Iowas was convicted of tampering with a computer to fix the lottery results.

He was retained by Frank Lloyd, the art dealer and owner of the Marlborough Gallery, who was convicted of tampering with evidence in the Mark Rothko trial.

In addition, the judge said, because Mr. Ravi had been convicted of tampering with a witness (trying to get Ms. Wei to lie to the police) and with evidence (trying to cover up his Twitter and text messages), he sentenced him to 30 days in jail.

Mr. Davis, 38, of Yonkers, was convicted of witness tampering in 1998, but an appeals court overturned the conviction and ordered the new trial.

Decuir was also convicted of evidence tampering and obstruction of justice.

He was hugely popular among drivers but was convicted of jury tampering and fraud, serving time in federal prison before disappearing in 1975.

That means Congress is the arbiter, and even if Trump would be convicted of witness tampering in a court of law, he could survive.

A lawyer allied with the state's Democratic Party was cleared of bribery charges today but convicted of witness tampering and defamation for paying a former call girl to accuse a Republican candidate of rape.