- Thiswashisthirdconviction.Thiswasherthirdconvictionforcheating.Thiswasherthirdconvictionforstealing.Inpersonalform,thatthirdconviction-thatpeoplearetobetakeninfull,notinformulae-runsthroughout,andwassurelyonesourceofBerlin'scharm....
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- Alongtheselines,morethanathird(37.1percent)ofpeoplethoughtthat"confident"testimonyfromawitnessshouldbeadequateforacriminalconviction.Thelaw,approvedbyvotersin1994,requiresadoublesentenceforoffenderswithonepreviouscriminalconvictionand25years-to-lif...
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- Hewasamanofstrongconviction.Thisconvictionwasforcrossinganotherline.Theylacktheforceofconviction.Butwithouttheconvictiontoachievethem,nothinghappens.Isaynotflatteringlybutwithsincereconviction.Suchconvictionstemsfromhiskeenfocusandveracioustenacity.I...
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- Thefelonyconviction—whichhappenedinPanolaCounty,Texas—wasforpossessionofpsilocybininanamountequaltoormorethan400grams.California'sthreestrikeslawmandatesalifesentence,withnopossibilityofparoleforatleast25years,forathirdfelonyconviction-regardlesso...
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- AmericanAmandaKnoxhasscoredavictoryinherefforttooverturnhermurderconvictioninItaly.Theathleteisexpectedtobesentencedforthenewmurderconvictionbyalowercourtatadatestilltobedetermined....
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- There-convictionrateisrising.ShizukaKamei,aformerchiefintheNationalPoliceAgencyandnowamemberoftheDiet(parliament),describesJapan'shighconvictionrateas“abnormal”.Mostpolicemenhaveanaturalskepticismaboutjurytrial.Theyprefertheroughjusticeofthemagist...
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