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It is the hard-line faction within the judiciary that has convicted Ms. Saberi.

His case was still some way from coming to trial: a predictable rate of progress for a tribunal that has convicted only five suspects in five years, but not good enough for the UN's appeal chamber in The Hague.

Half a world away, in Cambodia, this March, the death of former Khmer Rouge leader Ieng Sary, left a U.N.-backed tribunal that has convicted just one person in seven years with only two remaining defendants.

The foundation, a nonprofit organization that recognizes and encourages individuals and groups that advance social justice, noted that Mr. Callen's efforts had prompted a special organized crime task force that has convicted more than 70 mob and political figures, including Representative James A. Traficant Jr., who is awaiting sentencing after a corruption conviction.

The first comes near the beginning when Dr. Richard Kimble, once again running from a justice system that has convicted him of killing his wife, escapes from his nemesis, Lieutenant Gerard, by jumping from an overpass onto a moving truck; he avoids being decapitated by executing a leap-and-grab maneuver that would have earned him gymnastic gold at the Sydney Olympics.

The guests included prominent lawyers and scholars and some former prosecutors who had worked for the United States attorney's office that had convicted Mr. Weinig.

His defenders point out that the riots have been scrutinised in inquiries and that no court has convicted him of any crime.

"This is the first time that the ICC has convicted anyone of command responsibility.

The Mexican military reports that since 1996, it has convicted only eight soldiers of human rights crimes.

Therefore anyone that has been convicted has been convicted unlawfully".

Now that a Guatemalan court has convicted him of genocide we have a better idea what those means were.