The project has defined wrongful convictions to include those where all counts are dismissed by the court or by the prosecutor after conviction, as well as those where the conviction was reversed and the individual was completely acquitted on retrial.
Define your convictions, we move people into action when we ourselves are convinced with our very own ideas!
Mentors and mentoring relationships support us to define our conviction to develop firm beliefs that give us the courage to stand behind that belief, despite pressure to do otherwise.
Violent recidivism was defined as conviction for attempted or completed homicide, severe assault, rape, child abuse, arson, or robbery, and general recidivism as any reconviction.
But in the end, leaders are defined by the convictions they hold.
But in the end leaders are defined by the convictions that they hold.
But even if Mosby's office fails to achieve a single conviction in these trials, meaningful police reform will not be defined by individual convictions, but by systemic changes, according to Debbie Hines, a former Baltimore prosecutor and legal analyst.
We defined traffic offences as convictions or suspicions of traffic offences (defined as crimes against the road traffic offences act and including reckless driving, unlawful driving, hit and run offences, causing death or injury by driving, and moving violations).
Hundreds of people wrote their responses under their HuffPost handle, with the majority defending Obama's measured governing style that has left others longing for the bold convictions that defined the campaign.
No violent crime was defined as all other convictions or a lack of any conviction.
