Sentence examples for convicts whose from inspiring English sources

laborers were convicts whose prison terms had already expired?

Technically, the term applied only to pardoned convicts; it was generally used as well, however, for "expirees"—convicts whose full terms had been served.

It is not yet clear how many other such cases there are, nor whether prosecutors will notify convicts whose cases are already over.

In the last four years, he said, students had twice concluded that the convicts whose cases they were studying were indeed guilty.

The number of Iranian convicts whose lives were saved last year after being pardoned outnumbered those who were known to have been put to death for murder.

Amnesty International, the human rights group, said Mr. Estrada's action would directly affect 107 convicts whose sentences the Supreme Court has affirmed.

The police said records showed that Mr. Jones was an ex-convict whose earlier convictions included robbery, assault and an attempt to run over a police officer while fleeing arrest.

In Illinois, ex-felons are banned from some 57 different professions, including such jobs as manicurist and barber, says Diane Williams, president of Chicago's Safer Foundation, a non-profit organisation that helps ex-offenders.Ex-convicts, whose families are often less than enthusiastic about their return, can also be excluded from public housing.

Mycroft Canner is a convict whose punishment is to wander the land performing public services.

NEW YORK — Mrs. Pankhurst, the suffragette leader, and a convict, whose license under the "Cat and Mouse Act" expired on July 31, left London on Friday night [Aug.

Seth shares quarters with his crazy father (John MacKay), a bullying ex-convict whose violently abusive treatment of his son has reduced the boy into a meek, ineffectual bumbler.