Sentences with phrase «convicted by»

Never mind that at last one bank was convicted by the courts of violating the privacy act of a customer for releasing far less information.

You can not enroll if you have not paid bail / fees and have not pleaded «no contest,» «guilty,» or been convicted by the court.

If you are convicted by an Indiana court for operating a vehicle without insurance, or by a court that is out - of - state, you must contact the court to determine if you can provide proof of insurance to them to remove the conviction from your driving record.

Insurance companies can't charge you for a moving violation until you are convicted by the court.

If you are convicted by default for failing to answer a Traffic Violations Bureau ticket issued in Rochester prior to April 21, 2018 and you have a valid excuse for not answering the ticket, you may submit an Application to Reopen Default Conviction (AA - 3.3) to request to have the ticket reopened.

(5) The violator has not paid a deposit of fees or bail, and has not pleaded guilty, no contest, or been convicted by the court of jurisdiction.

The applicant was convicted by a unanimous verdict.

The applicant was convicted by a majority verdict.

In this case, the applicant had been convicted by a jury; the Court of Appeal had quashed the conviction but ordered an immediate re-trial.

Assuming that, e.g., a sitting President went and shot somebody, and was duly convicted by a jury of his / her peers, etc., in... let's say Washington D.C.... What would happen to the sentence?

One accused could be convicted by a jury who supported the existing law, while another person indicted for the same offence could be acquitted by a jury who, with reformist zeal, wished to express disapproval of the same law.

He was convicted by a jury on disputable evidence and sentenced to three years in prison.

Mr. Grant was convicted by judge and jury of one count of second ‑ degree murder.

He was convicted by a Provincial Court judge for breaching s. 30.4 of the B.C. Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

The applicant was subsequently convicted by the jury and sentenced to life imprisonment.

Clarke committed two crimes and was convicted by two separate juries; the punishments should have been consecutive.

In 2016, David and Collet Stephan were convicted by a jury for failing to provide the necessaries of life in their son Ezekiel's 2012 death.

At first instance, Dr Smith was convicted by the Grasse Court and was ordered to pay Mr Huertas the sum of $ 1,219,592 in respect of sums transferred to Valorum's subsidiaries in the UK while the company was insolvent, together with the sum of $ 65,947.41 in respect of furniture that was transferred to the UK subsidiaries for no consideration.

In December 2016 the UN Committee against Torture issued a decision finding that Morocco had violated its treaty obligations in the case of Gdeim Izik detainee Naama Asfari, who alleged he was convicted by the military court based on a confession obtained under torture and that no adequate investigation was conducted.

If convicted by jury or plea, the felony conviction will be on his or her criminal record for life.

The Presumption of Innocence: states that no person shall be considered guilty until finally convicted by a court.

He was also convicted by a jury for sexual assault and sentenced for two years probation.

This is highly desired by offenders who are charged and convicted by the court as «criminals» with a permanent criminal record that is detrimental to the future of the defendants.

Commentary by Edward Sampa Full Case Can be Found HERE THE FACTS The respondent was charged, tried and convicted by the Subordinate Court of the first class on one count of possession of property suspected to be proceeds of crime...

A bill that would allow people wrongfully convicted by faulty forensic science to challenge their convictions in court was carried over until next year by a subcommittee of the Virginia House of Delegates on Monday.

Groia was convicted by a law society disciplinary panel in 2012 for conduct that had taken place in the courtroom during the first phase of Felderhof's lengthy trial in the early 2000s.

Last year, the Illinois Innocence Project assisted in the passage of a law, which for the first time in Illinois allows those convicted by a guilty plea to go to court to get evidence tested that might exonerate them because they are innocent.

Woodman was convicted by a jury of his peers; the Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed his appeal of both conviction and sentence: 2016 ONCA 63.

Johnson was convicted by a US jury this week of defrauding UK - based oil and gas firm Cairn Energy by front - running the firm in the currency markets.

R. v. J.F. 2013 SCC 12 Criminal Law — Attempts, conspiracies, accessories and parties — Parties to offences — Party to conspiracy The accused youth was convicted by a judge and jury of conspiracy to commit murder and was sentenced to an 18 month custody and supervision order.

Both men were 16 when a restaurant owner was fatally shot leaving work in 1995, and 18 when they were convicted by a jury that twice said it was deadlocked.

[2] Grant Anthony Goleski was tried and convicted by Judge Bayliff of the Provincial Court of British Columbia.

The jury convicted by a 10 - 1 majority.

Can I be convicted by a judge for something that is today legal?

Sentencing If an accused is convicted by jury verdict or pleads guilty, the Court will hold a sentencing hearing.

The new evidence should have been accepted by the Ontario Court of Appeal because it raised the very real possibility that a young person had been tried and convicted by a court that had no jurisdiction as a result of his age.

The trial of Joshua Monson ended Wednesday when he was convicted by a jury of first - degree murder.

When he returned to Germany and drove using his new Czech qualification, he was convicted by the German courts for two counts of driving without a license.

«Sanders has been convicted by a court.

I was convicted by the jury.

Twelve people were convicted by a French court for participation in a scheme to pass off some sort of fermented, grape - derived liquid as Pinot Noir from the Languedoc - Rousillon region of France.

He was in fact convicted by a U.S. court in July 2007.

They stand convicted by their own words.

The January 27, 1890 edition of The New York Times reported that club member A. Nelson Lewis was convicted by Judge Harman Yerkes of cruelty to animals for participating in a December 1887 shoot at the original club headquarters in Andalusia, Bucks County.

Update 8/3/15: The defendant was convicted by a jury of three counts of animal cruelty and confined animal charges.

Of the 120,000 charged with war - crimes, to date only 5,000 have been tried in Rwandan courts, and just 17 have been convicted by a UN-appointed tribunal.

Steven Kunkemoeller, 56, of Ohio, was convicted by a jury of racketeering and organized fraud for intentionally overbilling Newpoint charter schools.

Or was she an innocent bystander convicted by history?

Without benefit of a lawyer or trial, the young vagrant is convicted by Judge Gatlin (Danny Vinson) who takes personal custody of the young man and puts him to work on his farm without pay, and indefinitely.

Jason Lawrance, 50, from Liphook, Hampshire, was also convicted by a jury at Derby crown.