Sentence examples for conviction analysis from inspiring English sources
Prima facie, his characterizations imply a justified belief analysis of knowledge — or in language closer to his own (and where justification is construed in terms of unshakability), an unshakable conviction analysis.
In Kentucky, only inmates on death row qualify for a post-conviction DNA analysis.
If there are multiple crimes or charges on the same date, only the most serious charge is recorded in the analysis bEach conviction date is counted only as a single event.
If there are multiple crimes or charges on the same date, only the most serious charge is recorded in the analysis bSome convictions may have been associated with an arrest that occurred prior to random assignment.
Wrongheaded decisions came from unsubstantiated beliefs and ideological convictions, not the hardheaded analysis of hard numbers.
It's also showing us that forensics is plagued by bias, both intentional and unintentional, and that bias is caused by poorly structured incentives that often reward crime lab workers for helping win convictions, not for sound analysis.
Meanwhile, we look at the polls and say it won't come to that, a conviction that falls somewhere between analysis and liturgy.
But this time I approached my analysis with the conviction that the problem was something I had done — not something that was beyond my control.
NEWS ANALYSIS, PAGE A14 Conviction in Dog Death A California motorist who killed another driver's dog in a fit of road rage after a minor accident was convicted of felony cruelty to animals and could be sent to prison.
After close to 40 years of being a student of the gustatory system and ingestive behavior, it is still with the greatest conviction that I believe rigorous analysis of behavior is indispensable to any effort seeking to understand brain function.
Between 2004 and 2012, City Hall paid $20.5 million to Hale and the other lawyers he's worked with to defend the City against dozens of police brutality and wrongful conviction lawsuits, according to an analysis of public records.
