Sentence examples for secure conviction from inspiring English sources

Videotaping of custodial interrogations helps secure conviction of the guilty and prevent wrongful convictions.

Since he was among a small number of prisoners subjected to repeated waterboarding, a technique Mr Holder calls torture, the charges may not stick, though Justice Department officials think they have enough untainted evidence to secure conviction.

Coercion does not secure conviction, but merely suppresses dissent.

"We still would have been able to secure conviction [without ShotSpotter]," she said.

Rawls defines self-respect as including "a person's sense of his own value, his secure conviction that his conception of the good, his plan of life, is worth carrying out," and it implies "a confidence in one's ability, so far as it is within one's power, to fulfill one's intentions" (Rawls 1971, 440).

But Mohammad Anwar, the military prosecutor for Helmand, said his office has all the evidence to secure conviction of Firoza's sons.

The police were unable to secure convictions.

Apart from helping secure convictions, they are widely interpreted as expressions of remorse.

Yet the use of DNA to secure convictions is growing fast.

It showed how bent or overzealous police could secure convictions by forensic trickery.

But prosecutors had been unable to secure convictions at trial against others in the group.