Sentence examples for conviction rules from inspiring English sources

Supreme Court overturns Ali's conviction, rules he was not guilty of evading war.

Originally imprisoned for armed robbery, he was later sentenced for the fatal stabbing in 1972 of a prison guard called Brent Miller, a conviction ruled unsafe three times by a federal judge.

They root themselves strongly in Islamic tradition but they do not limit their religion to a set of convictions, rules and physical appearances.

The night I went, Ethan Stiefel broke A.B.T.'s innocent-conviction rule.

The report looks into how children's rights are observed at all stages of the legal pathway, from preventive arrest to execution of the conviction or re-education sentence ruled by the court of law.

In 2011 that conviction was ruled unsafe on appeal and this retrial ordered.

A three-judge panel for the United States Court Appeals for the Second Circuit overturned Mr. Collins's conviction and ruled that he was entitled to a new trial.

While some judges refuse to hear such cases out of religious convictions, most rule that the marriage never formally existed.

But instead, he said, the E.E.O.C. wants employers to first determine what criminal convictions might rule applicants out for each job and then judge each candidate against the job in question, which could be a painstaking process.

He was freed by the Court of Appeal in 1991 after their convictions were ruled unsafe.

Six men from Northern Ireland, known as the Birmingham Six, who were convicted of the attack in 1975, were freed by the Court of Appeal in 1991, after their convictions were ruled unsafe.