Sentence examples for which was convicted from inspiring English sources

The remaining tasks of the once-proud firm -- which was convicted in June of obstructing the government's investigation into the collapse of Enron, an Andersen client -- are to deal with obligations and shut itself down.

The accounting firm, which was convicted in June on a criminal charge for shredding Enron audit documents, agreed to pay $110 million as part of a Sunbeam settlement last year.

The second investigations led to ten officers being indicted and found guilty of perjury, destruction of evidence, and obstruction of justice, four of which were convicted of second-degree murder in 1984.

In fact, appropriately, it was parliament which decriminalised the activity for which he was convicted.

It was this law, known as the "blackmailer's charter", under which Oscar Wilde was convicted in 1895 and which remained on the statute books until 1967.

"In fact, appropriately, it was parliament which decriminalized the activity for which he was convicted.

The first argument McDonnell's attorneys will be making is that the actions for which he was convicted were not actually covered by the laws under which he was convicted: the honest services fraud ban and the Hobbs Act.

This spitting, which hit Mr Jenkins, mades up the charge of assault by beating which Dappy was convicted of.

WHAT are the charges of which he was convicted?

This treatment would be cruel and inhumane regardless of the crime for which Woodfox was convicted.

One route to this would be decriminalizing the article under which she was convicted.