Sentence examples for conviction was declared from inspiring English sources

His conviction was declared unsafe on appeal in 2004.

My excuse is the lack, up to now, of any written record to support my conviction that a common front was declared against her soon after her death.

He had previously been given a suspended prison sentence for incitement of racial hatred, and when asked by then-presenter David Dimbleby if he was a Holocaust denier he said: "I do not have a conviction for Holocaust denial". He was declared bankrupt in 2014 and, after losing his seat in the European Parliament, was expelled from the BNP in the same year.

Delic died at home while his conviction was being appealed so the initial verdict was declared final.

Terrorism Conviction A Pakistani-American was convicted on terrorism charges in California, while a mistrial was declared in the case of his father, accused of lying to investigators.

A conviction or acquittal on one of the charges would stand regardless of whether a mistrial was declared on other charges.

The attorney-general said the consensual gay sex convictions, and even spent convictions, still had to be declared by people applying to work in public services, education and childcare.

"It means David Hicks's conviction has been set aside and he's been declared an innocent man, so it confirms what we knew all along," he said.

'Once the thumbscrew and the following confession made conviction easy; but that method was crude and, I suppose, now would be declared unlawful upon some ground.

Motoring convictions – speeding, parking fines and so on – are not relevant to home insurance and so do not usually have to be declared to insurers.

His conviction was overturned in 1992 when the Supreme Court of Canada declared the "false news" law unconstitutional.