The conviction represents only a fraction of the jihadi mayhem to which the lawyer is linked.
Cynics therefore wonder whether Crist's decision to now reconsider Morrison's conviction represents an effort to stick two fingers up at conservative voters who forced him from office.
Writing for the majority Friday, Chief Justice Leah Ward Sears noted that changes to the law made after Mr. Wilson's conviction "represent a seismic shift in the legislature's view of the gravity of oral sex between two willing teenage participants".
Although many claim that this religious conviction represents a minority position in the Arab world, the wars waged against Israel over the past fifty years and the rising tide of anti-Semitism in the Arab world underscore the position that continues to fire Arab nationalism and Islamism.
Coulson's conviction represents a serious blow to Murdoch.
The conviction represents a tragic fall for Gupta, a Harvard graduate and corporate titan who was a former chief of McKinsey & Co., a top corporate consulting firm.
Coming as it does on the heels of the conviction earlier this year of former Democratic Republic of Congo militia leader Thomas Lubanga for war crimes, the Taylor conviction represents a welcome completion of one of the ICC's missions.
They published an 18-page report in 1987 by two American law professors, Margaret Burnham and Lennox Hinds, who had attended part of the trial, and who wrote that Silcott's conviction "represents a serious miscarriage of justice".
"This conviction represents a just and final end to Mr. Chow's long-running and deadly criminal career," San Francisco FBI Special Agent in Charge David J. Johnson said in a statement.
Experts claimed the increase in convictions represented only the tip of the iceberg.
Mexico's demands, which included a request that the court void all the convictions, represented, American lawyers said in a court filing, "an unjustified, unwise and ultimately unacceptable intrusion into the United States criminal justice system".
