Sentence examples for could be convicted from inspiring English sources

In its ruling, the appeals court held that Anthony could be convicted of two counts and dropped two of the convictions.

Relativism is the worst thing you could be convicted of.

If they lie, they could be convicted of perjury.

It would be 13 years before Mr. Chambliss could be convicted.

But Zimbabwe's courts are subservient enough that Mr. Tsvangirai could be convicted.

"I couldn't believe anyone could be convicted on that kind of evidence".

He could be given a long jail term; he could be convicted but sentenced merely to time served and released.

He thought that Marri could be convicted in a matter of a few months, and sentenced to years in prison.

3 For engaging in this wagering business, which registration would compel petitioner to confess, he could be convicted of felony, fined $1,000, imprisoned three years, or both.

In his upcoming court martial, Bergdahl could be convicted of endangering his unit by deserting them in a war zone.

Violators could be convicted of misdemeanors and subjected to professional misconduct proceedings that could lead to censure and suspension or revocation of a license.