Sentence examples for number of guilty from inspiring English sources
Number of Guilty Officials (Graphic) In a Department of Justice tally covering the last decade, Florida wins by its sheer number of guilty.
In half of the 42 police authorities in England and Wales, the number of guilty offenders did not reach double figures.
Beginning in 1825 they noticed an unusual jump in the number of guilty pleas and the number of very short trials.
Three other retirees also pleaded guilty this week, bringing the number of guilty pleas in the case to 21. Sentencing for Dr. Ajemian was set for May 24.
In July, Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, cited the large number of guilty pleas by former SAC employees when he announced the firm's indictment of SAC.
Using this number and considering also the interest of the state in minimizing the number of guilty who go free, it was possible to calculate an optimal jury size and the majority required to convict.
But critics have argued that the program has resulted in the deportations of a disproportionate number of foreigners guilty only of low-level offenses, like traffic infractions, or immigration violations.
Scott said: "To date, every regulator in the world has found a number of banks guilty of manipulating forex rates, with damages suffered by the clients amounting to billions of dollars.
Gwent temporary deputy chief constable, Lorraine Bottomley, said: "Evidence from other force areas which have used this technology indicates that its can increase the number of early guilty pleas and successful prosecutions in relation to incidents investigated by the police.
No one would be bound to follow the magistrate's recommendation but maybe, just maybe, the use of this "mediating magistrate" (again, my term) would help decrease the number of false guilty pleas, and maybe even encourage prosecutors to agree to dismiss cases that should never have been brought in the first place.
But a statistically far more significant number of us are guilty of a battery of lesser crimes.
