Sentences with phrase «later convicted»

The child's mother was later convicted of interference with custody and is currently incarcerated serving a 14 year prison sentence.

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I was charged with a DUI and later convicted of a reckless driving.

The court also ordered «specific performance» of the plea bargain, even though Cooper was later convicted at a fair trial.

As an example, a California state jury acquitted four LAPD officers of the Rodney King beating in 1992, then a federal court later convicted two of those officers.

In December 2008, just months after he started at Dreier, the firm's sole shareholder and name partner, Marc Dreier, was arrested (and later convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison) for running one of the most brazen and spectacular securities frauds in history.

Worboys, believed to have had at least 100 victims, was later convicted of 19 assaults.

$ 13 million recovered against a commuter rail service for victims who were injured and lost loved ones in a railroad disaster caused by a deranged felon who left a Jeep on the tracks and was later convicted of eleven counts of first degree murder and one count of arson.

Mostyn J said: «On one occasion he assaulted both the wife's counsel and the wife in court for which he was later convicted of assault in the magistrates» court.

Fairfax, VA (Law Firm Newswire) April 2, 2015 — A woman from the Richmond area was recently ordered to pay spousal support to her husband, a man who had attacked her with a hammer and who was later convicted of a felony.

Yesterday, in the case of Quebec Superior Court Justice Michel Girouard — who admitted to meeting regularly with a man later convicted of trafficking — the CJC rejected the majority opinion of its own inquiry committee to remove the judge from the bench.

The prostitute was actually an LAPD Officer working undercover, and Zambia was arrested and later convicted of the crime of pandering, as one who «induces, persuades or encourages another person to become a prostitute.»

Five years ago: Bobby Jo Stinnett, 23, of Skidmore, Mo., was found dying in her home, her unborn baby cut from her womb (Lisa Montgomery was later convicted of kidnapping resulting in death, and was sentenced to death).

Bookkeeper Denise Hopkins was later convicted of embezzling $ 56,000 of the missing sum.

He was fired from his job at Xerox for sexual harassment and later convicted of sexual assault.

Neuroimaging is now increasingly used in the courtroom, including at a 2009 death penalty trial for Brian Dugan, a Chicago prisoner already serving a multiple murder sentence and who was later convicted of the 1983 rape and murder of a 10 - year - old girl.

Lopez Rivera was also later convicted of conspiracy as part of a violent plan to escape from Leavenworth prison in Kansas.

Monserrate was later convicted of a misdemeanor assault charge.

(Skelos was later convicted of selling his office and lost his seat.)

The government response became necessary after the European court of human rights (ECHR) found current British practise - where the DNA of those taken to a police station is kept indefinitely regardless of whether they are later convicted - to be illegal.

Seminario was later convicted of bribery and died in prison.

Skelos became leader of the Senate Republicans in June 2008, succeeding Bruno, who stepped down amid a federal investigation into his consulting work (Bruno was later convicted, but the charge was overturned and he was acquitted in a second trial).

The fall out and suspensions appeared to be around a councillor being charged (and later convicted) of housing benefit fraud: http://www.staffordshirenewsletter.co.uk/Political-fallout-hits-Stafford-s-main-parties/story-25973500-detail/story.html

Burke was later convicted of assaulting Loeb and coordinating a cover - up.

During a House of Commons debate on 7 July 2009, Davis accused the UK government of outsourcing torture, by allowing Rangzieb Ahmed to leave the country (even though the government had evidence against Ahmed, upon which Ahmed was later convicted for terrorism) to Pakistan, where it is said the Inter-Services Intelligence was given the go ahead by the British intelligence agencies to torture Ahmed.

Monserrate was later convicted of a federal felony for misappropriating funds during his time on the New York City Council.

Silver was later convicted of the charges in December.

A ferry booking to the UK for a man later convicted over a fatal hit and run was made within 24 hours of the incident using a credit card belonging to -LRB-...)

Allegations were made after the game that Liverpool striker Luis Suarez racially abused United full - back Patrice Evra, a charge he was later convicted of by the FA and subsequently handed an eight - game suspension.

After playing semipro for a while, Williams dropped out and wasn't heard from again until last winter when he was arrested in Queens and later convicted of unlawful imprisonment.

Baylor has been criticized for its acceptance of transfer Sam Ukwuachu, from Boise State, who was later convicted of raping a fellow Baylor athlete and Shawn Oakman, from Penn State, who would be reportedly investigated during his playing career at Baylor and arrested afterward for a separate incident, both for alleged crimes against women.

However, the arrests led to 83 men being charged of which 42 were later convicted with murder offences a few months later.

In part as a result of their activism, Taylor resigned and was later convicted of war crimes; he is now serving a 50 - year prison sentence.

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Not exact matches

CNBC's Sue Herera reports the latest headlines including a French activist farmer convicted of helping migrants enter, travel and stay in France.

Zhou was later expelled from the party and convicted of bribery and abuse of power, and was sentenced to life in prison in 2015.

Six years later, when Vick was convicted for participating in an illegal dog fighting ring, Nike released him from his contract.

Two years later, Mahmoud Ramadan, was convicted of murder in connection with the incident and executed.

Another jury recommended death for Peter Avsenew, who was convicted of killing a Wilton Manors couple, Kevin Powell and Stephen Adams, in late 2010.

Besides, much eyewitness evidence is highly unreliable, as demonstrated by the hundreds of death row inmates who, in recent decades, they're convicted by eyewitness testimony and later exonerated by DNA analysis.

When it later came to light that the father was a convicted sex offender, the surrogate sued for custody of the boy's sister but lost — even though the judge ordered the father to never be left alone with his daughter.

In 1826 he was a convicted con artist, who a few years later came back as a prophet.

Perle narrowly escaped conviction for trading intelligence secrets with Israel in the late 1970s, and Abrams was convicted (and pardoned by Reagan) in the Iran - Israel - contra weapons and financial scandal.

The chronicler of the horror, Montesino's later Dominican brother Bartolomé de Las Casas, tells a story of the Taíno chief Hatuey, who was caught and convicted for armed resistance.

wake up and do something before its too late and youre being convicted in a shari'a court for something as simple as shaving your beard.

In other news, a librarian was convicted of embezzling late fees.

If we accept that the Sanhedrin was correct in convicting Jesus pursuant to Deuteronomy 13, then the «Jews» (in the Johannine usage) were acting rightly then and later in rejecting Jesus.

Red Dwarf «Mistaken or flawed identification has assumed a newfound prominence in recent years: It's been cited as a factor in nearly 78 percent of the nation's first 130 convictions later overturned by DNA testing, according to the New York - based Innocence Project, which works to free the wrongly convicted.

«Mistaken or flawed identification has assumed a newfound prominence in recent years: It's been cited as a factor in nearly 78 percent of the nation's first 130 convictions later overturned by DNA testing, according to the New York - based Innocence Project, which works to free the wrongly convicted.

Parker was eventually acquitted (he claimed the act was consensual) and though Celestin was initially convicted, the conviction was later overturned.