Convicting

For me the story is noteworthy for a lot of reasons: Silverberg's society seems more interested in convicting thoughtcrimes than violence or theft (our protagonist is punished for the crime of emotional coldness). ❋ Unknown (2009)

They have a strong vested personal interest in convicting the few cases that are brought before them. ❋ Inspector Gadget (2008)

A man comes back from the dead to avenge himself against those who played a part in convicting him of murder. ❋ Z0mbieastronaut (2008)

DNA evidence is now as important as fingerprints in convicting criminals and freeing innocent suspects. ❋ Unknown (2007)

I take seriously the objection to this view that in convicting this person, you are punishing them without retributive warrant and using them as a means to the end of community safety. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Based on the evidence at hand, a petty jury had no difficulty in convicting the two women of larceny. ❋ Unknown (2005)

In his address of the 8th December last, President Roosevelt said, "It is discreditable to us as a nation that there should be difficulty in convicting murderers." ❋ Unknown (1909)

A three-member bench comprising Justices Gauri Bahadur Karki, Bhola Prasad Kharel and Om Prakash Mishra slapped the jail term convicting Sadhu Ram Thapa, a storekeeper of the NTC Patan branch office, of amassing Rs 36.16 lakhs through the unauthorised sale of recharge cards. ❋ Himalayan News Service (2009)

Mr. Keefer – how can you conclude that the Judge (in convicting the youth) accepted Neander’s charge of fabricating evidence? ❋ Unknown (2009)

They don’t want to look like they made a mistake in convicting him, but really this decision to not allow the DNA test makes them far less credible than potentially clearing a prisoner’s name. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Sadly, decent people parrot the language that the media throw at them. ii) I have never had a hand in convicting anyone for drink - driving on their own land. ❋ Laban (2005)

A short while later, Byrd wrote an op-ed piece in the Washington Post rejecting the idea of convicting the president. ❋ Max Cleland (2009)

I’m uncomfortable with the idea of convicting anyone of anything based on what ‘probably’ happened. ❋ Unknown (2005)

To Professor Pye Chartt: "dispense with the notion that I'm" convicting "him of anything other than being a despicable and unpraiseworthy Canadian YOUNG MAN who, in FACT, fought against the military and security interests of his own country" These words of yours can only be described as BS! ❋ Unknown (2010)

"convicting" him of anything other than being a despicable and unpraiseworthy Canadian YOUNG ❋ Unknown (2010)

In other words, the chief justice said that convicting and even executing an innocent person does not itself violate the Constitution. ❋ Erwin Chemerinsky (2010)

Oregon's practice of convicting criminal defendants with less-than-unanimous juries may be heading before the U.S. ❋ Unknown (2009)

[Chinaman]: I have heard Australian were brought as convicts to this [kangaroo] land from UK. Shopkeeper: True Chinaman, just like you have arrived here to work as [chef] and kitchenhand. Chinaman: But there is difference in being a convict and a chef isn't it. Shopkeeper: What difference they both have some skills and knowledge to contribute to the country isn't it! ❋ Rocky1 (2006)

[Stupidity] ❋ Larstait (2003)

[you all] [live in] a convict [colony], a convict colony, a convict colony... ❋ John Bull (2006)

"The man was [convicted] of assualt and [sentenced]" "Hey convict, hows [the 9] to 5 going?, better than the joint. ❋ Adam DeLoe (2005)

I was out for a beer [the other day], and met [a couple of] convicts, but when they mentioned they were [mates], I knew I was done. ❋ Sayshu (2006)

I was convicted that the man was [righteous], but then [the fuckin] brother [arrested] me. ❋ Ole, Sr. (2008)

oh shit, dude, we suck, lets just give up playing instruments and never make fun of [fallen] [rebel] for being better than us ever again...thank you, [goodnight] ❋ Nik (2004)

[Law and Order: SVU] and [Conviction] will be my addictions [Summer] '06. ❋ Kuluaorhj (2006)

She was always putting people's convictions to the test, but was the kind of person that would still say that they were the ones [testing] her. She had no sense of what was to be held [sacred], since she held nothing sacred, that was probably why (that way you didn't have to ask about a [nonexistant] reason). ❋ The Original Agahnim (2022)

Yo man, convict is [bangin] those black and [orange] [flags] 'round here. We better stay away. ❋ None (2006)