Sentence examples for evasion conviction from inspiring English sources
When Tom Bhakta, an Arkansas businessman, decided in the fall to seek a presidential pardon for his 1991 tax evasion conviction, the odds seemed long.
"I still believe in the process and the system," Jeanine Pirro declared on Thursday, professing her hope that future appeals would overturn the conspiracy and tax evasion conviction a federal jury had just delivered against her husband, Albert Pirro Jr.
For nearly four years, he lived freely in Chicago while the appeal of his draft evasion conviction made its way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
I don't mind admitting that this is all really confusing, not least because Cellino is allowed to return to his old role at the club on the 10th of April, when his tax evasion conviction becomes spent in the eyes of the British legal system.
Italy's supreme court has overturned the tax evasion convictions of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana of luxury fashion label Dolce and Gabbana.
Richard Hatch, winner of $1 million in the first "Survivor" competition on CBS, has lost an appeal of his tax-evasion conviction, The Associated Press reported.
The former tycoon, who is already serving an eight-year prison sentence for tax evasion, a conviction many see as politically motivated, lamented the arbitrary exercise of power by Russia's rulers.
Ali gained vindication in June 1971 when the United States Supreme Court overturned his conviction for draft evasion.
