Sentence examples for convicts now from inspiring English sources

In any case, there are probably hundreds of thousands of convicts now in jail who can argue that their prison sentence was not equable or even just in the first place.

Latino convicts now represent the largest ethnic population in the federal prison system, accounting for 40percentt of those convicted of federal crimes, according to a study released Wednesday by the Pew Research Center, a nonpartisan research organization.

Mr. Bradley, an ex-convict now in his early 70s, is living in Newark under the name Al-Mustafa Shabazz.

He introduced himself as Kenny, a former convict, now making a living through prison tourism.

Myrlie Evers-Williams (left) waited thirty years before her first husband's assassin was convicted; now, as the chairwoman of the N.A.A.C.P., she has returned to that organization the same integrity and fight that Medgar Evers brought to it when he opened a field office in Mississippi more than forty years ago.

Returning six unanimous verdicts against the unemployed father of 17 and a similar number of majority decisions against his wife, the Philpotts and their friend Paul Mosley, 46, who was also convicted, now face life in jail when they are sentenced for manslaughter today.

One man claimed, through tears, that Hosni Mubarak had been convicted now - just before the presidential election - for political reasons.

When you have this guy getting convicted, now anyone can get convicted".

Richards tells me, "As an ex-convict, now a professor, I have spent the past 20 years helping prisoners to get college degrees.

Almost half of all convicts are now serving sentences of ten years or more, compared with under 2% in 1995.

So all the convicts are now on Earth and planning some sort of revenge on the planet.