Sentence examples for guilty of brutal from inspiring English sources

At the interview McCarthy claimed that Baldwin was trying to whitewash the American military and that the Americans had in fact been guilty of brutal conduct.

Willingham had grown close to some of his prison mates, even though he knew that they were guilty of brutal crimes.

The justice minister, Sadakazu Tanigaki, who signed the execution orders, said the two executed men had been guilty of brutal crimes.

The prosecutors answer every claim, saying Mr. Cahill is "purposely ignoring the fact that he is guilty of a brutal murder".

Even if a jury finds a defendant guilty of a brutal murder, it still must weigh evidence about how to sentence him.

Ben Butler was sentenced to a minimum of 23 years in jail at the Old Bailey last month after being found guilty of a brutal assault on his daughter Ellie while minding her at home in south London.

In the European Cup quarter-final in 1988, for example, with PSV en route to winning the tournament – they would beat Benfica on penalties in the final – the striker Hans Gillhaus was guilty of a brutal tackle that injured the Bordeaux star Jean Tigana.

"Doubt" centers around a successful defense attorney, played by Heigl, falling for a charismatic client who may be guilty of a brutal crime.

"Scott Dyleski was found guilty of the brutal murder of Pamela Vitale in her home in the hills of the East San Francisco bay area in California.

It's been 22 years since Simpson was found not guilty of the brutal murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman, 22 years since the "trial of the century" morphed from self-referential media circus into a stunning indictment of racist law enforcement in Los Angeles and racial division in the United States.

Households across America will tune in to the much-anticipated finale of the HBO crime drama The Night Of and discover whether Riz Ahmed's character, Naz, is saint or sinner – an innocent victim whose only error was stealing his father's taxi to get to a party, or a violent psychopath guilty of a particularly brutal crime.