Sentence examples for support a conviction from inspiring English sources

"The evidence is totally insufficient to support a conviction".

Negligent conduct will support a conviction only when the definition of the crime in question includes it.

But the labels were not sufficient to support a conviction and were not mentioned in the indictment.

Judges may reserve such a decision until after trial and direct an acquittal if they feel that the evidence did not support a conviction.

The breach of this duty is said to support a conviction under § 10(b) for fraud perpetrated upon both the acquiring corporation and the sellers.

992 (K.B. 1590), which refused to recognize a plea of autrefois acquit where the initial indictment had been insufficient to support a conviction.

The panel rejected two specifications that would have supported a conviction for conspiracy.

Presiding Judge Oh-Gon Kwon said prosecutors did not provide enough evidence to "be capable of supporting a conviction of genocide".

After reading the affidavits and listening to the Justice Department briefing, I was both disheartened and perplexed by the lack of physical evidence supporting a conviction.

On Oct. 12, The New York Times reported that in an interview, Mr. Giardina said he had supported a conviction in part because he did not want Ms. Scruggs to sue the city if acquitted.

Not only did it permit the jury to find each defendant guilty of conspiring with thirty-five 24 other potential co-conspirators, or any less number as the proof might turn out for acquittal of some, when none of the evidence would support such a conviction, as the proof did turn out in fact.