Sentence examples for find someone guilty from inspiring English sources

They require the highest standard of proof, saying that a tribunal can find someone guilty only beyond a reasonable doubt.

A single judge, sitting without a jury, is particularly unfit to find someone guilty of such an allegation, notwithstanding that the police could find no evidence.

"I think it is a dangerous precedent to find someone guilty before the ethics committee has made a decision," Mr. King said.

Lawyers following the proceedings said that to sign an arrest order at this court, judges must find that there are "grounds for charges" but that in this case the judges had sought a level of proof needed to find someone guilty or innocent.

TRIBUNAL RULES -- The military tribunals that will be used to try al Qaeda members and other accused terrorists will require a unanimous verdict to impose a death penalty, although a two-thirds vote of the military panel will be enough to find someone guilty, according to rules drafted by Bush administration officials.

A reasonable observer may wonder: Just what does it take to find someone guilty of a crime in Moscow?

In other words, after a jury finds someone guilty of a capital crime but prior to being able to impose the death penalty, the jury must conclude that the accused is guilty beyond any doubt.

Under Alabama's death penalty system, after a jury finds someone guilty of murder, it then must decide if the killing involved an "aggravating" factor, such as committing a particularly brutal murder, or killing for financial gain or while fleeing arrest.

There are few brave judges out there who would dare find someone in uniform guilty of murder when an innocent person is killed by law enforcement.

Once, a 10 year old asked me if I ever had a jury find someone innocent who was guilty.

There has been too much scapegoating this week, and too many efforts to find someone who is different and thus perhaps guilty.