Sentence examples for presumed conviction from inspiring English sources
In Nadler's reading of history, Nixon was forced from office because Democrats enlisted enough Republicans in the impeachment case to make Nixon's presumed conviction in the Senate, by a two-thirds majority, likely; then and only then did Nixon step aside.
Chekhov thwacks away at pretentious fools who cover up idealess humbug with hypocrisy and presumed convictions.
Of course Dodd-Frank does instruct the U.S. Sentencing Commission to re-examine its guidelines for financial fraudsters, but sentencing presumes conviction.
Professor Proton, we presume?
His conviction, and presumed death sentence, was widely expected in mid-December.At the last moment, however, the presiding judge, Mohammed Nizamul Huq, resigned as chairman of the tribunal, following questions put to him by The Economist and the publication in Bangladesh of private e-mails which cast doubt upon his role and upon the court proceedings.
Though presumed to be innocent before conviction, these grim or grinning individuals are publicly shamed.
That inquiry resulted in the murder conviction of Robert Chambliss, the presumed ringleader and the only man previously charged in the case.
In addition, at the time of Morrison's death, a convicted defendant who died before his appeal was heard was entitled to have the conviction dismissed so that he was again presumed innocent.
But, he said, those presumed to be unfit parents because of their criminal convictions should have a chance to prove otherwise.
