Sentence examples for convicted of trafficking from inspiring English sources
Ninety-one percent were convicted of trafficking.
LEGAL CASE: 7 July 2011 A man was convicted of trafficking two Nigerian girls who had been controlled by Juju magic rituals - this was the first case of its kind in Europe.
She was condemned to die by the Indonesian government after being convicted of trafficking 2.6kg of heroin in 2010, but many believe the 30-year-old is an innocent migrant worker who was duped by human traffickers.
It will also force those convicted of "trafficking" to register as sex offenders and submit to lifelong internet monitoring – whether or not sex or the internet were involved in their case.
The end result was that, after raiding 822 brothels, flats and massage parlours all over the UK, Pentameter finally convicted of trafficking a grand total of only 15 men and women.
An airline baggage handler who was convicted of trafficking millions of dollars' worth of drugs in the bellies of commercial jets was sentenced to life in prison on Tuesday, putting an emphatic stamp on a case that revealed rampant theft and corruption by some airline employees.
In an oped in the New York Times, the head of the Orleans Public Defender explained that Louisiana funds two-thirds of its public defender system with fines and fees from people convicted of traffic offenses and crimes.
"There is no equivalence between the hikers who wandered across an unmarked border and the individuals in custody convicted of arms trafficking in violation of international law," P. J. Crowley, the State Department spokesman, said in an e-mail.
Mohammed Rafiq, 60, whose Kozee Sleep factory supplied some of the biggest names on the high street including John Lewis and Next, is believed to be the first company boss to be convicted of people trafficking.
He was a member of Satan's Choice, a biker gang, and has also been convicted of assault, trafficking cocaine and bombing a police station.
- Nearly all veterans--99 percent--support increasing criminal penalties for people convicted of illegally trafficking guns to criminals, including 91 percent who strongly support it".
