Sentence examples for convicted of threatening from inspiring English sources

One of the defendants, who had prior drug and robbery convictions, was convicted of threatening a companion in violation of four orders of protection.

Watts was convicted of threatening the life of the president, but the Supreme Court overturned the conviction because, duh, the kid was obviously using political hyperbole to make a point and because "the language of the political arena… is often vituperative, abusive and inexact".

Watts was convicted of threatening the life of the president, but the Supreme Court overturned the conviction because, duh, the kid was obviously using political hyperbole to make a point and because "he language of the political arena… is often vituperative, abusive, and inexact".

In 2018, four people were convicted of threatening him on a Danish beach during a trip with his three children.

His last court appearance was in 2005, again at Bow Street, when he was convicted of threatening behaviour.

He was convicted of threatening the Australian ambassador, Claire Birkin, because of newspaper articles in Australia in which Jelena Dokic accused him of beating her.

The man convicted of "menace" for threatening to blow up an airport in a Twitter joke has lost his appeal.

The farmer, Ward Bird, 49, of Moultonborough, was convicted of criminal threatening with a firearm after warning a woman who said she was lost to get off his property in 2006.

At Derby crown court, Ahmed and two co-defendants, Ihjaz Ali and Razwan Javed, were convicted of distributing threatening written material intending to stir up hatred on the grounds of sexual orientation, the first prosecution of its kind since legislation came into force in March 2010.

Some top leaders of the antigovernment Montana "freemen" were convicted Thursday of threatening a judge and committing other federal crimes, but a jury deadlocked on the charge that the group engaged in a massive assault on the nation's banking system.

They've been arrested, beaten, convicted of crimes, threatened with death by senior religious officials, and banned from performing.