'convicts that' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a subordinate clause that follows a linking verb, as in the following example: "The trial judge noted that, among other issues, the jury had to consider whether to believe the testimony of the convicts that they had acted out of self-defense."
There were convicts that couldn't go buy a pair of shoes and talk to their families until the 22nd century.
Every federal prison also has a group of convicts that hold it down in the band room.
Mr. Haney introduced the term "prisonization" to describe a mindset among convicts that they must defend themselves to the death or face becoming a victim.
Jeanette Jenkins, a stalwart mother of six, grandmother of seven and retired prison guard, fervidly teaches the convicts that they still have the responsibility, and the power, to inspire their far-off children along the straight and narrow.
Phillips gave him a house on a point in Sydney Cove a couple of hundred years later Bennelong Point became the site of the Sydney Opera House.But Bennelong was incapable of explaining to Phillip, an English liberal who took pride in having granted 3,470 acres of land to former convicts, that the land and the sea were the property of all aboriginal tribes.
The hospital is raided by an escaped Red Parker and his men, as well as two convicts that Hancock had humiliated during his incarceration.
"If he is convicted, that will be a huge blow" to activists.
It extends to criminal as well as civil acts, and it covers deeds, such as those for which Mr Juppé was convicted, that have nothing to do with official duties.
There is a moment early in the show (when Valjean is turned away from a hotel because he is an ex-convict) that suggests — inadvertently, one presumes — racial prejudice instead, surrounded as the character is by a predominantly white cast.
In this episode, John Copper Clifton Powelll), a convict that Michael arrested 10 years ago, escapes from jail.
The episode opens in the "green reality" (where Rex is alive and Hannah isn't), with John Cooper Clifton Powelll), a convict that Michael arrested 10 years ago, who is transferred to a medical clinic for dialysis because he is missing a kidney, by Nancy Lolly Wardd).
