Sentence examples for correct convictions from inspiring English sources

It's a valuable tool to substantiate correct convictions, and minimize wrongful convictions.

And since many of our values, norms and ethics are derived from Christian culture, I saw that the Western world, in general, is very much focused on correct convictions.

They are the people who have the most opportunities and the best ability to detect and correct wrongful convictions".

But, if the billionaire's supporters are correct, the conviction was due to his anti-Putin political activity, not to the fraud or tax evasion charges he faced.

Correcting erroneous convictions requires the ability to accurately deduce the logical implications of empirical evidence for certain convictions.

Palmer generally favored releasing people convicted under the wartime security acts, but when he consulted with Debs' prosecutors – even those with records as defenders of civil liberties – they assured him that Debs' conviction was correct and his sentence appropriate.

If the FBI is correct in its conviction that Italian-American gangsters in New England were behind the Boston heist, this and the discovery in the Bay of Naples illuminate a secret tradition of mafia art theft that goes back to 1969 when Sicilian mafiosi stole Caravaggio's Nativity from the Oratory of San Lorenzo in Palermo.

But I do not assume that my conception of patriotism or policy is invariably correct, or that my convictions about religion should command any greater respect than any other faith in this pluralistic society.

While I agree that life without parole gives New Mexico the opportunity to correct mistakes when wrongful convictions occur, I am concerned about the very real risk that innocent people will be wrongfully convicted and now sentenced to life without parole in New Mexico.

For a while we are presented with the fanciful idea that her conviction is correct.

She found the effort to correct all the meth conviction entries overwhelming.