Sentence examples for one convictions from inspiring English sources

For one, convictions at trial do not carry the same legal weight in Italy that they do in the U.S. The Italian justice system has three levels, and a conviction does not become "definitive" until the defendant has exhausted his final appeal.

Both defendants were convicted, but one conviction was overturned on appeal, and the other will be appealed on similar grounds.

A substantial proportion of injured intoxicated drivers had more than one conviction for DUI/DWI on their police record.

The nominee, Joseph Santiago, Newark's police chief, was twice convicted for disorderly conduct, although one conviction was later overturned.

Correction: September 23, 2000, Saturday An article on Thursday about the second trial of Oliver Jovanovic, a Columbia University graduate student, on charges that he attacked a woman he met on the Internet in 1996, misstated one conviction that was overturned.

Mueller's investigation has so far resulted in five guilty pleas, two prison sentences and one conviction, as well as the indictment of 12 Russian nationals on charges of hacking the Democratic National Committee server during the 2016 election. .

The inmate, Earthy Daniels, argued that two earlier robbery convictions were based on guilty pleas that were not fully informed and voluntary, and that one conviction was also the product of ineffective counsel.

Successes, on the other hand, appear to be limited only a handful of arrests and one conviction yielded from hundreds of videos posted.

Only one conviction is certain.

There were 162 killings and one conviction.

Most have had more than one conviction, she said.