Sentence examples for convicted when from inspiring English sources

Chambliss was convicted when the case was revived in 1977, Thomas Blanton in 2001 and Bobby Frank Cherry in 2002.

Why does she think Gareth was acquitted and Jordan convicted, when both were present at the scene?

Congress has eased the law since 1998, so that it now applies only to students who were convicted when they were already receiving aid.

Around 65 other people convicted of terrorism offences in Northern Ireland are waiting to have their cases considered by the CCRC, among them 28 who were convicted when they were juveniles.

Convicted when he was 17 for aggravated battery, he spent twelve and a half years in prison and has a large scar on his cheek from a prison fight.

Di Stefano said Biggs was convicted when no parole scheme was in operation, and the criterion at the time of his sentence was that parole be considered after serving a third of the tariff handed down.

The Ghailani case shows why the administration has been so hesitant to pursue criminal trials for them: the demanding standards of civilian justice make it very hard to convict when the defendant contests the charges and the government must rely on classified information and evidence produced by aggressive interrogations.

As a result, individuals can in some cases be convicted even when they didn't know that their conduct was wrong or unlawful or when they didn't act "knowingly," "willfully," "recklessly" or "negligently".

In another study, penile tumescence was measured for both normal men and convicted pedophiles when both groups were shown deviant stimuli.

Liu Xia has never been accused of an offence, still less tried or convicted: "But when you live with such a person, even if you don't care about politics, politics will care about you," she once told the Guardian.

After a three-week trial, the man was convicted, and when Ms. Jimenez reported back to her office in the Bronx in late February, she received some bad news.