Sentence examples for released convict from inspiring English sources
The suspect in the case is a recently released convict.
Michael Caine starred as a recently released convict who assembles a group of eccentric thieves to enact an ingenious gold robbery in Italy.
Harold Pinter's Night School ITVV, 1960) cast him as a recently released convict with suspicions about a fellow lodger, played by Pinter's wife, Vivien Merchant.
The judge has no memory of running down a recently released convict, but the blood on the front of his car suggests otherwise.
DVD, Showbox Shohei Imamura's inventive 1997 Palme d'Or winner sees a released convict come to face the guilt from his terrible crime.
TWO TRAINS RUNNING (1969) Amid the regulars at a neighborhood lunch counter, a newly released convict tries to reassemble his life.
In the past, Iran has released convicted foreigners for political reasons.
Both were astute enough to subsequently register as felons with the authorities elsewhere, a requirement of released convicts, further cementing the impression that their freedom was legitimately obtained.
How these released convicts will fare when they leave the St . Georges jail, presumably one by one in 2009, is a matter of passionate debate.
The irony of an innocent man having to undertake a process of disguise that is generally required only of notorious released convicts is one of many smart moments in the script.
Since 2005, the two companies had earned around £700m from monitoring thousands of criminals, suspects and recently released convicts via tracking devices attached to their ankles – a practice introduced by the Home Office to reduce prison costs in 1999.
