Sentence examples for has convicted him from inspiring English sources

No court has convicted him, or his family, of pocketing state funds, whatever the American Senate and NGOs allege.

His defenders point out that the riots have been scrutinised in inquiries and that no court has convicted him of any crime.

It held and interrogated Mr. Padilla without interference from the courts, and now it has convicted him of a crime that could put him away for life.

France wants him indeed has convicted him in absentia for the murder of two French nuns; Sweden for the death of a Swedish-Argentine teenage girl ("not me", he says, though he admits knowledge of the affair).

"The panel says that because it has convicted him, it can infer that he was not involved for nothing, and that his rewards must have been substantial," he said.

Many Libyans blame him for the massacre of 1,200 inmates at Tripoli's Abu Salem prison, a Paris court has convicted him in absentia for the bombing of a French airliner in 1989, and Scottish police are to interview him over allegations of masterminding the Lockerbie bombing.

On the one hand, Tommy, as he is universally known, has been to jail — he was sentenced to 15 years in 2002 for arranging the murder of a Supreme Court judge who had convicted him on corruption charges (the corruption conviction was later overturned on appeal).

And yet Athens would soon regret having convicted him.

"If Jens Soering hadn't admitted to it, I don't know that we could have convicted him".

A jury had convicted him of a felony count of obstruction in relation to the grand jury testimony.

A lower court had convicted him of sending a menacing message, but the appeals court rejected that.