Sentence examples for conviction rendered from inspiring English sources

But the divisions have widened.For much of this year the coalition squabbled in unseemly fashion over who should fill the plum post in Selangor, earmarked for Mr Anwar before his conviction rendered him ineligible.

The writ of habeas corpus was originally a creature of the English common law, not designed to challenge judgments of conviction rendered after trial, but to challenge unlawful detention of citizens by the executive.

The conviction, rendered by a jury that listened to nearly three weeks of often-graphic testimony about Bonds's suspected steroid use, amounted to an extremely limited victory for federal prosecutors who had spent years pressing their case in an effort to establish that Bonds used steroids during his career, then lied about it under oath.

It makes all the more suspect the conviction rendered by an all-white jury in Middlesex County, even though the only witness, the slain trooper's partner, James Harper, admitted having lied in his reports about seeing Ms. Shakur holding a gun in the incident on the turnpike.

They included strong convictions.

We have not overlooked that the District Court's statement that 'this matter was not assigned as error on Kaufman's appeal from conviction * * *' suggests that in any event failure to appeal the conviction renders the § 2255 remedy unavailable.

"The convictions rendered today will undoubtedly be used in the ongoing criminal probe against WikiLeaks.

The bribery convictions rendered in the emblematic court cases mentioned above are proof that Brazil's democratic institutions, while imperfect, have matured.

The felony convictions rendered Alarcon ineligible to run for public office again.

Where's their conviction?

Reversal of the conspiracy conviction has rendered uncertain the date at which the sentences here imposed would begin.