The possibility of applying to a court to review a conviction on the basis of new evidence was by definition something other than a review of an existing conviction, as an existing conviction is based on evidence that existed at the time it was handed down.

He was tried in secret and, on 6 August 2004, convicted.

Have you forgotten that I passed sentence on Frank Miller?

And the judge found us reluctantly found us not guilty, so ...

You've not judged me.

The Constitution stated that an accused person was innocent until found guilty in a court of law, and that he had the right to defend himself.

Similarly, in case of conviction, States could consider adopting a process that would allow the convicted national to serve his or her sentence in the national State.

Things the fabrication, use, carrying, possession or disposal of which is deemed a crime, even if no verdict of guilty has been handed down.

In two of the cases the guilty verdict was unanimously issued, whereas the third guilty judgement was upheld by the Supreme Court upon appeal.

The judgement reads as follows The crime committed is statutory rape.

The President retains final review of convictions and sentences.

The Special Representative welcomes sentences handed down over the past year by the Military Court in which soldiers accused of causing civilian deaths were found guilty and sentenced.

And it is your charge to say, having heard the evidence, whether he be guilty or not.

Persons Convicted or Acquitted 26 Accused in 20 Judgements

The judgement of the Nürnberg Tribunal states that the member of an organization which the Tribunal declares criminal may subsequently be convicted of the crime of belonging to that organization.

By decision of 13 March 1990, the district court in The Hague found him guilty of wilfully damaging public property and sentenced him to three weeks apos imprisonment.

You have been found guilty.

A simple acquittal will do.

See Use of the Death Penalty in India (New Delhi, South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre, 2004), pp. 21 26, citing the report of the Law Commission of India.

Decides as a step to assist in the investigation of this crime and without prejudice to the ultimate judicial determination of the guilt or innocence of any individual

At present, two acquitted persons are still in Arusha in spite of having been acquitted by judgement of 25 February 2004, in the Cyangugu trial.

On 8 June Mr. Lim was summarily found guilty and sentenced to one year in prison.

The Court allegedly did not respect the presumption of innocence nor was the judgement of the court published.

She welcomed the decision by many European countries to bring to trial and sentence perpetrators of sexual crimes against children.

2.1 A person convicted of any offence by the High Court has the right of appeal to the Court of Appeal against the decision of the High Court in convicting him or in deciding on the sentence imposed on him or against both the conviction and sentence.

The trial lasted several months and resulted in a just conviction.

To ensure the effective use of this right, the convicted person is entitled to have access to duly reasoned, written judgements in the trial court and at least in the court of first appeal.

By judgement of 21 November 1991, the district court of apos s Hertogenbosch found him guilty of endangering air traffic and sentenced him to eight months apos imprisonment.

Conviction rates of 67 per cent to 85 per cent indicate that prosecutions are adequately effective and targeted.

They can also help to remove demands for impunity from conflict resolution and negotiations.

Although the court of first instance found him guilty only of murder committed with cruelty, the Supreme Court quashed the judgement and found the author guilty of murder committed with cruelty and for financial gain.

The Court convicted the company and imposed a fine of 80,000 NIS, as part of a plea bargain. (Cr.C.

Damages awarded by this sentence covered only pain and suffering, while M. P. apos s request that the offenders apos liability to pay damages to him should be included in the sentence was referred to the civil courts.

He also submitted an appeal against his conviction for contempt, on the grounds that no charge was read out to him before conviction and that the sentence was disproportionate.

None of the cases related to the height of the conflict in 2003 and 2004, and none of the verdicts convicted high level officials.

Other prisoners convicted of war crimes have also been awaiting decisions on their appeals for well over a year.

2.1 By judgement of 27 September 1993, the Regional Criminal Court of Graz convicted the author of several drug related and other offences and sentenced him to nine years and eight months' imprisonment.

Gentlemen of the court... to find these men guilty would be a crime... to haunt each of you till the day you die.

The verdicts resulting from the trials should reflect high standards of justice and contribute to putting an end to the impunity which has prevailed so far.

(b) Judicial proceedings concerning the offence of high treason were initiated in August 1993 before the military courts, as a result of which a judgement acquitting all the detainees was rendered by the Special Military Judge and upheld by the Navy Council.

Although a person acquitted at first instance may be convicted on appeal by the higher court, this circumstance alone cannot impair the defendant's right to a review of his conviction and sentence by a higher court.

The jury's guilty verdict gave rise to widespread debate.

The fact that Prince Ranariddh was amnestied after conviction did not resolve these problems of principle.

We have found the accused, Thomas Larson, alias Shorty Larson, guilty of the following crimes

Argentina reported that there was no special procedure except general rules governing investigation and judgement of offences.