Sentence examples for traffic convictions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson said ICE would only further confuse local police by issuing immigration holds after traffic convictions.

We tested whether traffic convictions, because of their direct effect on the recipient, might be associated with a reduced risk of fatal motor-vehicle crashes.

I had more freedom than the police.' He's got rather less freedom now: 48 traffic convictions earned him a permanent driving ban.

A state appellate panel yesterday unanimously upheld traffic convictions against Garry F. McCarthy, the Newark police director, and his wife, Regina, finding substantial evidence of misconduct.

For people with traffic convictions, completing a course can also take four points off the sum that counts toward a license suspension.

Public records for a Charles A. McCoy Jr. with the same age and physical description show 12 traffic convictions in the last decade, mainly for speeding but also for driving while intoxicated.

The only scandal that the celebrity sleuth Mr. Morton could turn up was a onetime ploy by Mr. Beckham to escape a traffic conviction by telling a dubious story about being followed on a high-speed chase.

A federal appeals court has rejected an appeal by two brothers convicted in multiple murders to overturn their drug trafficking convictions, the United States attorney's office said.

Many recent trafficking convictions have brought sentences that were shorter than that.

So far, there have been no sex trafficking convictions in Lebanon since the law was passed in late 2011.

To date, 41% of all countries have had no trafficking convictions, or recorded fewer than 10 convictions between 2010 and 2012.