Sentence examples for rightfully convict from inspiring English sources
The problem, he maintained, was that the proper experts and evidence necessary to rightfully convict Mr. Li were "not on board" and that Ms. Bishop built her case on the testimony of "rock star" experts flown in like hired guns, and that their testimony was crafty and deceptive.
The parole board who freed her operate on the basis that prisoners have been rightfully convicted and their spokesman said the board must have decided that May did not represent a significant risk to the public.
There is a flip side: it is better to keep a rightfully convicted person in prison than risk that he or she will inflict similar harm in the name of a "second chance".
A16 Fetal Homicide Law Bolstered The California Supreme Court ruled that a man who killed his former girlfriend in 1999 was rightfully convicted of killing her unborn fetus as well, even though he did not know she was pregnant.
A man serving 18 years in prison in South Carolina for burglary was rightfully convicted in part because he left his cellphone at the crime scene and a detective guessed his passcode as 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4rrant, the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
And while many of those convicted are rightfully behind bars, too many are there because of this country's flawed war on drugs, a war that has destroyed many black families since the 1980s.
"People are rightfully outraged".
(King: "The Steelers, rightfully, are ashamed").
"The parent is upset, and rightfully so.
