Sentence examples for indeed convicted from inspiring English sources

And in the last 13 years, it has often seemed that Mr. Simpson was indeed convicted, in the court of public opinion.

There are some concerns that if Byfuglien is indeed convicted, he may have difficulty entering Canada to play for the Jets, as the country has very strict laws in relation to admitting those with drunk driving convictions.

Indeed, convicted clients who attended "john school" (a program where clients are presented with information on the harms of prostitution to prostitutes, communities, and clients) following a court order in Portland, Oregon, had a similar patronizing reconviction rate as temporally-matched convicted clients who were not ordered to attend but were apparently otherwise similar [29].

So leave aside those individuals who have indeed been convicted of serious offences in the past".

Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejehi, a spokesperson for the Iranian judiciary, appeared on state TV Sunday night to confirm that Rezaian had indeed been convicted, but said, "I don't have the verdict's details".

None of these accused have yet been convicted; indeed, trials in most of their cases have yet to begin.

He also said he would happily flick the switch to execute a convicted murderer; indeed, that he would do it while eating dinner.

However, arguably it was morally excusable, and indeed the sailors, although convicted of murder and cannibalism, had their sentence commuted in recognition of this.

Indeed, federal courts have convicted over 400 individuals of terrorism-related offenses since 9/11.

Indeed, Feigenbaum was eventually convicted and executed for an unrelated murder in New York City in 1894, the BBC notes.

Indeed, several had already been convicted.