Sentence examples for every conviction from inspiring English sources
The immigration system has held that every conviction for marijuana distribution is such a felony.
The group argues that every conviction should lead to a punitive dismissal and that the policy of allowing resignations to avoid a court-martial should be ended.
Franks said he was not given any indication from GOP leaders about the timing for the return of his legislation, but added: "I have every conviction that we will see it again in the relatively near future".
That he made the right choice in marrying Elizabeth he has no doubt, but even so, he can't help reminding himself that "he had married in defiance of every principle which from childhood had ruled his life, every conviction of what was owed to the memory of his parents, to Pemberley and to the responsibility of class and wealth".
Ms. Gupta is one of the lawyers who swooped into the desolate West Texas town, mounting a defense that caused prosecutors to concede they had made a catastrophic mistake, and led a Texas judge to recommend recently that every conviction be overturned, saying the officer was simply not a credible witness.
In many cases, these confessions, even to murder, were false, though the very use of torture taints every conviction.
The availability of conclusive DNA testing, he wrote, "cannot mean that every criminal conviction, or even every criminal conviction involving biological evidence, is suddenly in doubt".
Governors, who must review every capital conviction, are also becoming hesitant.
In July a senior prosecutor declared that in every wrongful conviction the suspects had been tortured into confessing.
Prosecutorial intransigence, a galling inability to acknowledge that initial judgments were incorrect, is the hallmark of almost every wrongful conviction case I am familiar with.
Under current state laws, a DNA sample is taken after every felony conviction, but after only 35 types of misdemeanor convictions, said Karen Friedman-Agnifilo, the chief of the office's trial division.
