Sentence examples for convicts by from inspiring English sources

These have ranged from the formal scrapping of capital punishment in five states since 2007 (at one end of the scale of ambition), to legal manoeuvres to block executions by mounting technical challenges to the cocktails of drugs used to kill convicts by lethal injection, at the other.

In an April 2002 ruling in the case, Judge Jed S. Rakoff challenged the constitutionality of the death penalty, arguing that recent exonerations of death row convicts by DNA testing showed that there was a significant risk that innocent people could be executed.

At the heart of the story is a play within a play: while the story is specifically about the convicts' journey, it is also about the revolutionary idea of redemption through art (a notion made possible by an officer who decides that rather than control the convicts by force and the threat of the noose they should instead stage a play).

What did you learn about prison life and convicts by going in to the prison and running the book club?

Over the weekend, Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag announced that the government has come up with an plan to "protect convicts" by constructing separate prisons for openly gay or transgender inmates.

This situation arose consequent to induction of 20,000 convicts by the French government between 1864 and 1897, most of whom settled permanently in the country, and who were employed to extract nickel (beginning with 1864) and copper from 1875 onwards.

My guilt at least is open, / I stand convicted by all my convictions — you, too......

Mr Lubanga was convicted by the International Criminal Court in March, the first conviction since the court was set up 10 years ago.

Mairead Philpott, 32, was convicted by majority verdict.

He was convicted by a jury in 2008.

Only six prisoners were ever convicted by a military commission.