Sentence examples for courts conviction from inspiring English sources

In the Iraqi courts, conviction often requires two witnesses to testify that they saw either a crime or a suspect's confession.

Traditionally in New Jersey courts, convictions on such charges carry a sentence of probation.

Despite a 2008 court conviction for corruption, he freely travels the world on various passports.

A court conviction would bar SNC-Lavalin from bidding on federal government contracts for 10 years.

The first court conviction based on DNA didn't even come down until 1987.

This month, an appeals court upheld a lower-court conviction against Mr. Berlusconi, and Italy's highest court is expected to rule in that case as soon as this year.

In each of these cases, this Court overturned a state court conviction obtained in a trial atmosphere that had been utterly corrupted by press coverage.

Experts say that in the legalistic, bureaucratic world of Brussels, a court conviction holds significantly more weight than a declaration by a government or an intelligence report.

At that time, Mr. Chirac was reviled in America, and his career has just ended in disgrace, with a court conviction for embezzlement.

Three judges of the Superior Court of Pennsylvania on Monday affirmed a lower court conviction for animal cruelty of a dog groomer who had offered "gothic" kittens on eBay.

Under the Turkish legal system, any local court conviction has to be approved by the Supreme Court of Appeals before a sentence can be put into effect.