Sentence examples for conviction marks from inspiring English sources

Mr Lubunga's conviction marks the end of Mr Moreno-Ocampo's nine-year tenure as prosecutor.

"This conviction marks an important step in our fight against organized crime in New York," Mr. Mauskopf said after the verdict in Brooklyn federal court.

Duch's conviction marks the first time a Khmer Rouge official has been held accountable for his role in the genocide.S-21 played only a relatively small part in implementing the ultra-Maoist regime's radical vision.

His conviction marks the end of a three-year investigation, which the FBI was quick to trumpet as another success in its battle to win the war on terrorism.

The decision to overturn Brendan Dassey's 2007 conviction marks the third time in 18 months that a TV series or a podcast has played a decisive role in a major murder case.

Killen's conviction marks the latest in about two dozen "atonement trials" over the past 15 years during which investigators have reopened unsolved cases of murders which took place during the 1960s.

Sentencing her, Mr Justice Baker said at the time: "I am only too conscious that your convictions mark a personal tragedy for both you and your children.

Their criminal convictions marked an end to an era of fast money and high-stakes gambling that had put the "real" economy at risk and were a factor in the October 19 , 1987stock market crash.

In the first part of the essay, Grann lays out the evidence that led to Willingham's conviction: the marks on the floor and walls that suggested that a fire accelerant had been splashed around; the distinct smoke patterns suggesting arson; the fact that Willingham was able to flee the house barefoot without burning his feet.

Like Wagner, he believed that operas should generally be performed in the native language of the audience — a conviction that marked him as something other than a purist.

But the close of one of the most closely watched police brutality cases, which ended without a single conviction, may mark the start of vigorous public litigation, with the potential to unleash new information about what happened the day of Gray's arrest and how the cases unfolded.