Sentence examples for guilty considered from inspiring English sources

As each side sought to suggest an answer, in the form of what the law calls aggravating and mitigating factors, the same jurors who had found Mr. Wilson guilty considered his remorse.

The borough manager, Ella B. Jones (who was later charged with forgery and theft of $178,000 of the town's money, a charge to which she pleaded not guilty), considered Fetterman to be a wealthy interloper, the "great white hope" of Braddock, as Jones put it.

C17 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Finance Executiveecutive At Enron to Plead Guilty Michael J. Kopper, considered a crucial witness in the investigation of Enron's collapse, has agreed to plead guilty to at least two felonies relating to wire fraud and money laundering and cooperate with investigators.

She opined that after her and Russ' "honeymoon period" ended, Mercedes felt guilty and considered "spilling the beans", although Metcalfe was not sure she would tell the truth about her affair with Russ.

As it happened, within a couple hours one of the potential jurors questioned whether one could put aside the belief that a defendant is guilty to consider the evidence.

"Until a court of law determines that someone is guilty, we consider him innocent," Bishop said.

He has never even asked him if he is guilty; he considers the idea "an absurdity," he said.

Newspaper publishers and editors can be considered guilty of violating cherished ethical principles, but only agencies of government can be guilty of violating anyone's First Amendment rights.

A guilty verdict is considered likely.

"Basically, until proven innocent all animals are considered guilty".

In Italy, no one is considered guilty until a definitive conviction in this court.