Sentence examples for lead to conviction from inspiring English sources

But half of cases brought to court lead to conviction.

The bias is greatest in arrests that do not lead to conviction or even charges.

Courts in China are controlled by the government and arrests typically lead to conviction.

Confessions videotaped only at the tail end of interrogation lead to conviction in almost every case, he added.

But many of them never lead to conviction – meaning that the person  lives under a cloud but was never found guilty of anything.

Lord Justice Sedley said Leeds crown court had wrongly concluded that "lawful conduct can, if persisted in, lead to conviction for wilful obstruction of a police officer.

No more than 7percentt of reported crimes lead to convictions.

When they do not drag on for years, they lead to convictions on hearsay.

These crimes are rarely reported to the police and infrequently lead to convictions.

Legal experts here had said that such uncorroborated allegations rarely lead to convictions.

"When we look at these numbers, only around 2,000 [rape prosecutions lead to convictions].