Sentence examples for to name convicted from inspiring English sources

Derryn Hinch has used parliamentary privilege during his maiden Senate speech to name convicted sex offenders.

In 2000, the News of the World's decision to name and shame convicted child sex abusers had been a landmark.

Now that he has parliamentary privilege, there's no stopping him, and he named several convicted paedophiles, and vowed to name more.

Plans to make public the names of convicted youths and to extend electronic monitoring of curfew orders to those aged between ten and 15 have become mired in the controversy surrounding other ele ments of the Crime (Sentences) Bill.

Forensic DNA databases collect, store and use the DNA profiles of named suspects, convicted offenders, victims, volunteers, and other people of potential interest to the police, subject to specific national regulations.

A man named John Spenkelink, convicted in the murder of a fellow hitchhiker in Florida, was scheduled to die that night, and he was fighting to the end.

She pointed to the high court's decision in 1996 to strike out a New South Wales act that allowed for the detention of a single named person, convicted killer Gregory Wayne Kable.

Hudson Valley Community College, incidentally, has two structures named for convicted felons.

Nearly 14 years ago the state of Georgia asked two psychologists and a psychiatrist to evaluate a convicted killer named Warren Lee Hill Jr., who had filed a legal challenge to his death sentence on the grounds that he lacked sufficient intellectual capacity to understand why Georgia wanted him dead.

About an hour later, it was the Democrats' turn, and the moderator, Joyce Purnick, a former metropolitan editor of The New York Times, took note of Edward I. Koch's controversial directive as mayor to a public radio station to read the names of convicted male customers on air, during what was called "The John Hour".

In 2011, a reporter at the Daily News uncovered Grimm's ties to a convicted felon in Texas named Carlos Luquis.