Reluctantly, he had his friend Galileo tried and condemned for a short time in 1633.
Following a more severe edict the next year, he was brought back to Carthage, tried, and condemned to death.
In 1693 the Swiss abducted, tried and condemned to death Eberhard Im Thurm, the Austrian lord of Büsingen.
The killers, Ian Brady and his lover and follower, Myra Hindley, were soon caught, tried and condemned to multiple life sentences.
The whole band was taken prisoner by a detachment of gendarmes and were taken to Cosenza, where most of them were tried and condemned to death.
Here Sir William Wallace, the Scots' national hero, was tried and condemned to death in 1305, Sir Thomas More in 1535 and King Charles I in 1649.
In 1559, three years after his death and amid this factionalism, confusion over whether David Joris and Jan van Brugge had been the same person was resolved, and the University of Basel tried and condemned him posthumously as a heretic.
One of the first examples dates from 1455, when the authorities in Dijon, France, tried and condemned a band of brigands who called themselves "Coquillars," alleging that they had plotted crimes in "a secret language that other people cannot understand".
Martin Bormann (1900-45): Hitler's party deputy and private secretary was one of the most powerful and sinister Nazi satraps, tried and condemned to death in his absence at Nuremberg.
The uncle had been poisoned by oolaloo, a poison known only to the natives of Cunnamala and as Ralph had lived in Cunnamala once. he was arrested, tried and condemned.
