Sentence examples for probable conviction from inspiring English sources
The trial of the alleged conspirators, who include serving and retired officers and civilians, their probable conviction and possible execution will follow soon.
They reported the Government had ducked an Official Secrets Act prosecution against him for revealing his most damming secrets - MI6's definite knowledge of and alleged complicity in a coup attempt in Libya, and MI5's lazy handling of warnings of the bombing of the Israeli Embassy which led to the building being wrecked and the probable unjust conviction of two Palestinians.
Wingfield was sentenced to 10 years in prison after a public defender persuaded her to plead guilty to felony child endangerment, advising her that she faced a probable murder conviction if she did not accept a plea bargain.
If – as is probable – they escape conviction by the ICC (only one man has ever been convicted by it, and even that took six years), the message created to accused politicians will be a simple one.
While it would be gratifying to convict these mass killers in a court of law, (and I am convinced that such a conviction is probable) our ultimate goal was to prevent the future loss of innocent lives.
For example, district attorneys could shift the standard for charging from "probable cause" to "likelihood of conviction".
Convictions will be probable.
Dear was charged with rape, but there is no record of a conviction, so it's probable that the case was dismissed.
Had the Air Force court system handed down that punishment, Gerrond said, it is more probable that the details of Kelley's conviction would have reached the FBI's database.
By that point in the Watergate scandal, Nixon was facing probable impeachment by the House, followed by a conviction by the Senate.
