Sentence examples for in conviction for from inspiring English sources
The lawsuit concerning the database focused on the fact that many of the cases resulting from street stops were sealed when charges were dismissed or resulted in conviction for a noncriminal violation.
In a market clearly lacking in conviction for where to go next we again turn to the situation in Russia to provide a catalyst for market direction as we seem to have done repeatedly over the past few weeks.
Those include establishing a new charge for hard-core offenders, aggravated drunken driving; eliminating plea bargaining that results in conviction for a charge that does not include alcohol; and ending programs that let drivers have their records expunged, typically in exchange for undergoing treatment or performing community service and avoiding additional arrests.
That eventually unraveled, resulting in convictions for some American employees of the bank and a fine for the bank, though Mr. Mogilevich was not charged.
The rise is partly being put down to a rise in convictions for historical offences, including sex offences.
An 1882 trial of the ringleaders resulted in convictions for two minor conspirators and a hung jury for the rest.
The probe has also resulted in convictions for a number of onetime General Electric employees and a $148 million payout from Wells Fargo to settle similar charges.
The case of a woman gang-raped on a bus in New Delhi on Dec. 16, 2012, resulted in convictions for the perpetrators; but for most instances of reported rape in India's capital, the case never gets that far.
After all, special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of alleged collusion between the Kremlin and Trump's presidential campaign has already resulted in convictions for multiple former Trump advisors, including disgraced former general Michael Flynn.
Which diagnoses and other risk factors are of importance for relapse in convictions for violent crime?
Two arrests in 1997, both in New Jersey, resulted in one conviction for shoplifting and one for disorderly conduct.
