The jury found all of the defendants guilty, and the Lord Chief Justice Sir John Popham proclaimed them guilty of high treason.
In the dock, in front of the horrified and astounded observers, some from the western press, they proclaimed themselves guilty on every unimaginable charge.
He stared ahead with no reaction as the jury proclaimed him guilty of three lesser assault charges, and reckless endangerment and criminal possession of a weapon.
Based on Mr. Ashton's best seller, "Imperfect Justice: Prosecuting Casey Anthony," the film, which also stars Elizabeth Mitchell and Oscar Nuñez, goes behind the scenes to examine how he and his fellow prosecutors built their case, why Ms. Anthony was proclaimed not guilty of the 2008 killing, and why he remains convinced of her guilt.
He promised a fair trial, despite having proclaimed the accused guilty in a sermon at the city's biggest mosque.
In a telling passage in the "Dialogues," Hume has one of his characters remark that a person who openly proclaimed atheism, being guilty of "indiscretion and imprudence," would not be very formidable.
A banner was unfurled proclaiming "Oakland Says Guilty'.
To deflect their own accountability, American leaders confidently proclaim that the guilty ones are just a few rotten apples in an otherwise sweet American bushel basket.
For the nostalgia buffs, front pages proclaim: "Scopes Found Guilty," "Babe Ruth Smashes Own Record"; and with a wand you can hear, once again, the voices of Edward R. Murrow, Walter Winchell and H. V. Kaltenborn.
