12a 19b Charged, tried and sentenced

The authors appealed that decision and in April 1995 Mr. Douglas apos offence was reclassified as non capital and he was sentenced to 15 years of imprisonment.

You have been found guilty.

A person found guilty of an offence is liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment for life.

Charged, tried, sentenced and or acquitted

Eighteen members of this group have been convicted of major drug offences ...

We find the defendant not guilty.

In total, the Special Panels have tried 87 defendants 84 of them were convicted of crimes against humanity and other charges, while three were acquitted of all charges.

The court declared the defendant innocent.

If the accused are convicted they will be sentenced.

Criminal offences listed in Articles 217, 388 and 389 incur a sentence up to 15 years and in case of aggravating circumstances up to the maximum sentence of life imprisonment.

You find the defendant not guilty of the offense... as charged in the indictment. So say you all?

On 21 April 1997, he was found guilty and sentenced to seven years imprisonment.

On 13 June 1983, the authors were found guilty as charged and sentenced to death.

2. Serious offences are those defined as such under this Convention and offences punishable by a prison sentence or deprivation of liberty of not less than four years .

To date, the trials of 77 defendants have been completed 74 of them were convicted of at least one charge and three acquitted of all charges.

Of the 18 judgements, 11 were death sentences, 6 were life imprisonments and 1 was an acquittal.

Following that egregious crime, five members of the armed forces were each sentenced to five years in prison, but other participants were acquitted.

He was later convicted and sentenced to imprisonment.

Only 25.8 per cent of detainees have been convicted.

M. Verdoux, you have been found guilty.

He was convicted of genocide and extermination as a crime against humanity and sentenced to 25 years' imprisonment.

In 1988, despite his claim of innocence, he was found guilty of murder, convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment, with a minimum imprisonment of 30 years.

Mikhail Yurochko and Yevgeny Mednikov were reportedly found guilty of murder and sentenced to death.

The Working Group has not been informed of the main charges of which he was found guilty.

You've been tried, you've been acquitted.

74. Under the 1979 CPL, suspects were considered guilty from the time they were detained and judges assumed the role of prosecutors with verdicts arrived at in advance in important cases.

To cut a long story short, she was convicted at the time.

Bertram Cates is found guilty as charged.

The previous mayor was relieved of his functions when he was found guilty of serious sexual offences during trials held between September and November 2004 (see para. 36 below).

Offenders are rarely prosecuted for crimes against women, and any sentences handed down are light or of no consequence.

The death penalty is in place for a limited number of especially serious crimes, and every individual who is sentenced to death has the right to appeal the sentence and to petition for clemency.

The negotiation of guilty pleas with accused persons remains an important element of the completion strategy.

Only a very small number of juveniles are sentenced to imprisonment and chiefly for extremely serious crimes.

Owing to this serious flaw, several innocent people were wrongly convicted and sentenced.

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

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

Thus, from the inception of the Tribunal to 25 May 2005, in 20 trials, a total of 36 persons have been convicted and 3 persons acquitted.

quot Paul Barbaro has no convictions in this state.

Substantive issues Right of anyone convicted of a crime to have the conviction and sentence reviewed by a higher tribunal according to law

Van Meegeren was charged with the crime of treason, which is itself punishable by death.

On 24 August, another man, convicted of murder, was sentenced to death in Kut.

The author apos s co accused, Errol Williams, was found guilty of manslaughter.

Following the enactment of the Offences against the Person (Amendment) Act 1992, the author apos s offence was reviewed and reclassified as quot non capital murder quot .

It reiterates that the defendants did not enjoy a fair trial, pointing out primarily that they were denied access to a lawyer during the first two days following their arrest and that they were under pressure to confess their guilt.