Sentence examples for pair convicts from inspiring English sources

Also remember, if you have a breeding pair Convicts in a 40 gallon or smaller you will be most likely be unable to keep the convicts with any tank mates.

Ms. Coakley, the state's attorney general, gained international recognition as a methodical county prosecutor during the 1997 trial of Louise Woodward, a British au pair convicted of killing a baby boy in her care.

She was the lead prosecutor in the high-profile 1997 trial of Louise Woodward, a British au pair convicted of second-degree murder in the death of an infant in her care.

Earlier, as a prosecutor in the Middlesex County District Attorney's Office, she won fame as the lead prosecutor in the high-profile trial of Louise Woodward, a British au pair convicted in 1997 of killing a baby boy in her care.

Warren Hoge (NYT) ENGLAND: WOODWARDS ON TRIAL -- The parents of Louise Woodward, the English au pair convicted of manslaughter in 1997 in the death of an infant in Massachusetts, went on trial in Chester accused of forging invoices claiming $15,400 in rent from her defense fund while they were living free of charge in Boston during her trial.

As an assistant district attorney in Middlesex County, the state's most populous, Ms. Coakley made a name for herself prosecuting child abuse cases — most notably that of Louise Woodward, a British au pair convicted in 1997 of killing a baby boy in her care.

Glendale pair convicted of laundering more than $1 million in Medicare fraud.

The trial is the latest stage in a drawn-out legal process that saw the pair convicted in 2009 of stabbing to death 21-year-old student Meredith Kercher at the house the two women shared in the Italian city of Perugia.

Most experts agree that a pair of convicts should be kept in a 20 gallon aquarium or larger.

The pair were convicted, but this conviction was later thrown out on a technicality.

Nor the various neighbours of a pair of convicted paedophiles in North Wales who hounded them out of three successive homes.