Sentence examples for guilty of phone from inspiring English sources

Who else is guilty of phone hacking?

Goodman was subsequently found guilty of phone hacking in 2007.

The verdict came at the end of an extraordinary eight-month trial that also saw Coulson's predecessor as editor of the News of the World, Rebekah Brooks, found not guilty of phone hacking and three other charges.

But Harbottle says that for a fee of £10,000 it provided very narrow advice in a letter on whether the News of the World's royal editor Clive Goodman, who was dismissed after being found guilty of phone hacking, could make credible allegations in an employment tribunal that phone hacking was widespread at the now closed Sunday tabloid.

Mr. Murdoch has consistently countered that on the contrary, he knew of only a single reporter who was guilty of phone hacking at the paper and that he approved the settlement, which included a confidentiality clause, because his lawyers told him it made financial sense.

Paul Farrelly, another committee member, said that "any 10-year-old" would have asked how Mr. Goodman could have been the only journalist guilty of phone hacking when Mr. Goodman's job was to cover the royal family, and Mr. Taylor was clearly "not a member of the royal family".

An annotation suggests these were intended for a reporter at the News of the World but not the one who was subsequently found guilty of phone-hacking.

Rebekah Brooks, the former head of Rupert Murdoch's newspaper holdings in Britain, said she felt vindicated after being found not guilty of hacking phone messages and other crimes.

Rebekah Brooks has always been returning to a slot in the Murdoch empire since, 14 months ago, a jury declared her not guilty of all phone-hacking charges.

James Murdoch was forced to admit, after much wriggling, that his company was still paying the legal costs of Glenn Mulcaire, one of the private detectives on the payroll of News of the World found guilty of hacking phones.

I think marketing companies can be guilty of just phoning it in, big heads floating above whatever.