Sentence examples for reduced conviction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Siegelman, originally sentenced to seven years, now faces resentencing on the reduced conviction.

Secondary hypotheses predict that: (a) any reduction in compliance will be mediated by reduced conviction in the perceived power of the persecuting voice, (b) CTCH will reduce delusional distress and depression, but (c) we are not predicting any change in the frequency or topography of voices per se.

Days later, a judge reduced the conviction to involuntary manslaughter and the sentence to time served.

Instead, a Los Angeles County judge reduced the conviction to a misdemeanor, slapping Eroshevich with a $100 fine and a year of probation.

In April, a judge reduced the conviction to negligent homicide and sentenced Liang to five years' probation and 800 hours of community service.

As soon as legally possible, a judge reduced that conviction from murder to manslaughter but not before Woodward had been separated from her family and vilified around the globe.

This month, Gov. John R. Kasich of Ohio reduced the convictions, which were for records tampering, to misdemeanors.

(Under a provision in the state's marijuana law, Prop 64, many may be able to have their sentences reduced or convictions overturned).

The CEO program significantly reduced arrests, convictions, and incarceration.

Criminal convictions were reduced from 1751 convictions at admission to 742 (58%) after seven years.

When thinking about proposing reforms of the criminal justice system to reduce the conviction of the innocent it might also be pertinent to include some of the possible causes of miscarriages of justice that might never feature in the official statistics of successful appeals.