The passes zipped around with first-time conviction instead of the multi-touch ponderousness of many recent games.
It was the first time a conviction was handed down by a court for insider trading in Iceland.
The unexpected ruling, announced on Tuesday, marked the first time that convictions have been overturned since the tribunal began hearing cases here in 1996.
The first time, Mr. Wiley's conviction for beating and robbing an elderly woman in 1983 was reduced after the court ruled that he had had ineffective counsel.
A previous application by Bamber to appeal was refused and yesterday was the first time since his conviction he has appeared in public.
Lori Berenson's parents had visited her frequently in Peru, but on this visit, dozens of friends and relatives will be seeing her for the first time since her conviction and will be meeting Salvador for the first time.
The Central African Republic, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea, Malaysia and Lesotho will have a cardinal for the first time, underscoring Francis' conviction that the Church is a global institution that should become increasingly less Euro-centric.
Now, for the first time, my basic convictions are starting to shake.
Page A8 PERU LETS ACTIVIST TRAVEL A court in Lima, Peru is allowing Lori Berenson, the paroled American who spent more than 15 years in Peruvian prisons, to travel to the United States for the first time since her terrorism conviction.
In Brown v. Mississippi (1936), however, the Supreme Court for the first time invalidated a state criminal conviction on the grounds that the conviction was based on a coerced confession.
For maybe the first time, the Scotman's convictions have come in for criticism from those who would have considered themselves his disciples not so long ago.
