This included 22019 homicide convictions, 216 kidnapping convictions, 320 sexual assault convictions, 352 commercialized sexual offenses, 1,347 domestic violence convictions, 1,85033 assault convictions, and 12,307 driving under the influence convictions.
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Among women with bulimia, 18% had theft convictions and 13% had other convictions.
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Maybe it will lead to convictions where there wouldn't have been convictions before.
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Among the most serious were 12 people with convictions for sex-related crimes, including three cases of rape and six involving offenses against children; nine with convictions for driving under the influence; three with robbery convictions; and two with convictions for distribution or sale of cocaine.
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There were 252 convictions for human trafficking in 2015 and 333 convictions in 613, according to ANITP.
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Walking into each room confident in your convictions but humbly aware that they are not the only convictions.
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He said that many of the dismissed convictions were followed by convictions in retrials or by guilty pleas.
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Most of the overturned convictions have been for murders, but burglaries and rape convictions have also been rubbed out.
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"We'd rather err on the side of erasing convictions, than allow convictions to stand that have not been reviewed."
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And in such cases, convictions often lead to more convictions as those found guilty look for ways to save themselves.
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Surprisingly, among people with prior alcohol convictions, other past violent and nonviolent convictions were fairly weak predictors of future crimes.
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After convictions in both federal and state courts, Gamble said that his dual convictions prolonged his incarceration by three years.
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In the absence of evidence, they doubled down on their convictions and speculated about how those convictions might be confirmed.
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Unfortunately, many states still deny licenses for individuals with criminal convictions, even when those convictions are decades old or relatively minor.
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Disenfranchising people with convictions Almost six million Americans will be denied the right to vote on Tuesday because of criminal convictions.
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Immigrants with prior aggravated felony convictions or two prior convictions for illegal re-entry would get a mandatory 5-year sentence.
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"If your convictions fall apart when it comes to taking on the people closest to you, they aren't really convictions," she said.
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And even when cases get to court, most don't result in convictions -- in 2018, there were convictions in only 27.2% of cases.
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"To the degree that he still shared any strong convictions with the new party, they were almost exclusively negative convictions," Oppenheimer writes.
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"The responsibility of prosecutors is to seek justice over convictions and to ensure we are righting the wrong of unjust convictions," she said.
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The fingerprint helped secure 11 drug-trafficking convictions, which are believed to be the first convictions in Wales to come from a photograph.
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There were 41 arrests in the New York area -- 23 with prior convictions -- and 28 in the San Antonio area -- 38 with prior convictions.
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Walsh's investigation lasted more than seven years and led to the criminal convictions of 11 people, though all of the convictions were later reversed.
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The boys, then men, had their convictions overturned, were freed, and eventually reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with the city over their wrongful convictions.
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So for assaults, for example, if you only look at convictions, the number is much lower -- 61,906 convictions for assault over the past two years.
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Corruption and turning a blind eye Despite the scale of the problem, convictions for human trafficking remain low — in 2014, there were only 100 convictions.
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Mr. Jones's case highlights the flaws in convictions based on eyewitness identification, which is the single greatest cause of wrongful convictions in the United States.
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That's the technical term for the myriad ways that criminal convictions, and in particular sex crime convictions, can hamper defendants' lives in the long term.
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L.A. arrested 161 immigrants over five days, 94 percent of whom had criminal convictions, and New York arrested 41 over three days, 93 percent with convictions.
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Georgia lawmakers have placed a higher value on the certainty and finality of old convictions than it has on the accuracy and reliability of those convictions.
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His plan proposes criminal justice reform measures such as expunging past cannabis convictions and proposals to give people with convictions financial help to launch cannabis businesses.
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"With eight convictions already in place, and more possible convictions awaiting him, it seems that he has been bloodied up enough to see the light," Dressler said.
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In all, Bharara charged 111 individuals with insider trading, scoring convictions against 89, with one acquittal, two convictions vacated and 10 dismissed, according to a CNBC tally.
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Drug convictions made up more than 2023 percent of all federal offenses in 2017, beating out immigration convictions, the second most-frequent, the addiction treatment provider said.
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States cannot be forced to turn over records that prohibit firearm purchases -- like felony convictions, misdemeanor convictions of domestic violence, or involuntary commitments to mental health institutions.
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But, while immigrant survivors without convictions can seek relief under the Violence Against Women Act, those same forms of relief are closed to survivors with criminal convictions.
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"I have no qualms with the gym owner expressing his personal convictions, I have no qualms with customers and coaches leaving because they have different convictions," he said.
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Under that bill, the definition of prior drug convictions would be re-defined and liberalized, and mandatory minimum sentences for second and third drug convictions would be reduced.
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And prosecutors in San Francisco and San Diego have been more proactive, with both cities planning to automatically dismiss misdemeanor convictions and to reduce felony convictions to misdemeanors.
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And I'll credit the E.P.A. administrator, Scott Pruitt, with the sincerity of his convictions, even though those convictions make him breathtakingly ill suited for the position he holds.
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The appeals court overturned Maxwell&aposs convictions decades later after it found that he was the victim of a notorious jailhouse snitch who committed perjury in his two convictions.
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Those entered into the STMP "experience a pattern of constant harassment" by police, despite some having minor, non-violent convictions, or no convictions but frequent contact with law enforcement.
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He is not only a bully, it seems to me, but also something of a coward, who lacks the force of his convictions — or who lacks basic convictions at all.
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Generally, the military is required to report felony-equivalent court-martial convictions for crimes that are punishable by more than one year in prison, and any convictions for domestic violence.
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Do we want those in public office to have the courage of their convictions — but only when their convictions aren't too theologically uncomfortable — on whatever side of the political spectrum?
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The republic must allow everyone to live in the intensity of their convictions, as long as doing so does not interfere with the convictions of others or with established rules.
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She also wants to scrap past federal cannabis convictions and find ways to give people with prior convictions an advantage if they want to work in the legal marijuana industry.
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The Justice Department doesn't keep a tally of convictions in those prosecutions, but its website says federal lawyers secured five convictions and 55 guilty please between 2008 and April 2013.
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Officer convictions Of the 26 officers convicted since 2005, 13 cases were decided by juries, according to Stinson: • 13 convictions resulted from guilty pleas; • No officers were convicted during bench trials.
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Convictions that had been expunged or otherwise modified after the fact would still count as convictions if there was any evidence that the criminal record had been altered for immigration purposes.
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Kate Brown signs it as expected, defelonizes the possession of small amounts of the drugs for people who do not have more than two prior drug convictions or any felony convictions.
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" It urged voters to "stay true to your convictions.
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He's gotten four major — two convictions, two plea agreements.
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A citizen of El Salvador, Hernandez was deported in November 2013 with felony convictions for assault and threatening and several misdemeanor convictions, according to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesman Shawn Neudauer.
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Those indicators -- such as having past or pending violent misdemeanor convictions or charges, domestic violence restraining orders or multiple DUI convictions -- have been largely informed by the work of Swanson and others.
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She added that, of the immigrants arrested who didn't have criminal convictions, 61 percent came to ICE's attention "due to criminal charges" and said some may have criminal convictions that ICE can't confirm.
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The charges represent one of the most notable insider trading prosecutions since a federal appellate court overturned two prominent convictions — a ruling that led to the dismissal of about a dozen other convictions.
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The legislation "acknowledges the wrongfulness and discriminatory effect of past convictions for certain historical sexual offences" by pardoning people convicted of those offences and providing a legal process for convictions to be disregarded.
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The Supreme Court ruling does not automatically expunge all the drunken-driving convictions, but the justices did note that defendants tested by the affected breath machines could now seek to challenge their convictions.
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But this does not mean that our beliefs are any less real than human beliefs; it does not mean our religious convictions are any less real than the religious convictions of human beings.
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A seminal 2004 study conducted by Northwestern Law School's Center on Wrongful Convictions found that testimony from jailhouse snitches and other criminal informants was the leading cause of wrongful convictions in capital cases.
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As more states legalize the drug for recreational use, officials nationwide have been moving to wipe past marijuana convictions from the books, noting that there is a large racial disparity in those convictions.
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What would make someone that alienated from his original convictions?
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It is unknown whether he plans to appeal his convictions.
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The other crimes ranged from grand theft to drug convictions.
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He was given the death penalty for the murder convictions.
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Cuomo pardoned seven illegal immigrants who had minor criminal convictions.
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"He's already gotten over 30 convictions and indictments," Rouda said.
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But there are challenges – and, five years later, no convictions.
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I could understand if you have deeply held religious convictions.
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Hundreds of Pakistanis are on death row for blasphemy convictions.
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Both Dean and Adam Skelos plan to appeal their convictions.
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"Glad you stood up for your moral convictions," another wrote.
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Manslaughter convictions of IDF soldiers on duty are very rare.
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He had no previous arrests or convictions, authorities said Sunday.
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That might include age, sex, and past and current convictions.
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All of them had convictions in the US or Mexico.
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No high profile convictions have occurred since he took office.
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Meanwhile, Ward and Fontenot are working on appealing their convictions.
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They had final deportation orders and convictions for serious crimes.
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The number of prosecutions and convictions has been virtually nil.
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The jury will not hear testimony about Smith's prior convictions.
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But his prior convictions have continued to define his life.
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A bombardment of facts actually reinforced the Benghazi theorists' convictions.
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ICE says that all of the detainees have criminal convictions.
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Expunge drug convictions and support real jobs in inner cities.
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After Reyes' confession, the Central Park Five's convictions were vacated.
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However, it's up to the guys to disclose their convictions.
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The number of prosecutions and convictions has been virtually nil.
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Others argued that the bill could lead to false convictions.
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But because of his criminal convictions, he's inadmissible to Canada.
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He had criminal convictions and lived in the West Midlands.
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McCabe has a criminal record but no convictions for violence.
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Calling him a demagogue overlooks the authenticity of these convictions.
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Members worked to overturn their own and other inmates' convictions.
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Even if they remind me of the same convictions that
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These laws made possible the investigations and convictions of today.
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None of this seemed to have dented Mr Kuroda's convictions.
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Far too many don't have the courage of their convictions.
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Even then, the convictions stayed on the men's criminal records.
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Nationally, 38 percent of those arrested had no criminal convictions.
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However, somehow the seriousness of the convictions never got relayed.
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In Tennessee, guilty pleas produce 94 percent of all convictions.
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The convictions CNN has seen are from 213 to 2004.
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"Criminal convictions were vacated, and indictments dismissed," Judge Pauley said.
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The convictions themselves were huge strides forward for clean government.
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All of my convictions were from having a rough childhood.
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The only convictions Darel received were for possession of marijuana.
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Mr. Negangard has faced few obstacles to getting more convictions.
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They were vindicated in 2002, a court vacated their convictions.
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"He was absolutely smug about his convictions," Mr. Ritchie said.
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But they also have the courage of their own convictions.
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But only a minority of the charges resulted in convictions.
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After all, final convictions in corruption cases remain the exception.
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After all, he is true to his convictions and righteous.
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After all, he is true to his convictions and righteous.
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The vast majority of those convictions involved former military officers.
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Her attacker, a neighbor, had previous child sex offense convictions.
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Thus, the convictions stand despite the misconduct of Mr. Chaves.
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We had convictions and we were very sure of them.
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Clinton had stopped short of acting on their political convictions.
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Mr. DeMonaco hadn't had the courage of his dystopian convictions.
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A criminal investigation was concluded last month without any convictions.
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It means removing past convictions from sex workers' criminal records.
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Senate Republicans owe us the courage of their private convictions.
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For years the Brooklyn district attorney's office defended the convictions.
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Decriminalization would be applied to both previous and pending convictions.
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Some justices noted that criminal convictions can have lasting consequences.
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The Weinstein convictions show us that real progress is underway.
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But the extra burden might actually make convictions more likely.
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"Their convictions are minor and should not require incarceration," the
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Few with felony convictions will be able to find jobs.
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Ingabire described the latest convictions as politically motivated as well.
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An important reason was that their ideals and convictions wavered.
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Sessions struggled to focus but remained inflexible in his convictions.
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"Channing is a person of her convictions," Merrin Dungey said.
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That's the story of Johnson, the man of no convictions.
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Madison's convictions in the first two were overturned on appeal.
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Kinnunen had several arrests and convictions over the past decade.
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That ruling overturned the convictions of two hedge fund managers.
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Half of those arrested had criminal convictions, according to ICE.
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Each of these cases led to convictions, along with controversy.
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Wrongful convictions are all too common in our legal system.
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Convictions related to domestic violence could also make migrants ineligible.
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But an appeals court overturned the convictions later that year.
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The convictions were later overturned and the cases thrown out.
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Six million Americans with felony convictions still cannot cast ballots.
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Do you agree that it would violate his religious convictions?
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San Francisco is now trying it to clear marijuana convictions.
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Rioting convictions can carry up to 10 years in prison.
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Pompeo challenged the president or dissents from his existing convictions.
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Convictions for state crimes are not subject to federal pardons.
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Convictions for state crimes are not subject to presidential pardons.
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The Central Park Five were exonerated, and their convictions vacated.
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The district attorney, Kenneth P. Thompson, set up a unit to investigate wrongful convictions after he took office in 2014; 17 convictions, including the six connected to Mr. Scarcella, have so far been overturned.
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Though such convictions are rare, PG&E faces a maximum penalty of only $3 million from the convictions, the Chronicle said, because a judge prevented prosecutors from using new safety rules against the utility.
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Checkr then might inform you that the qualified applicant pool would grow by 5% if you allowed those with DUI convictions (or perhaps only those w/ DUI convictions from more than 5 years ago).
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That being said, I know of some men in forestry with strong progressive convictions, and I will say that sometimes these progressive convictions are held back for concern of how other men will respond.
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But with the petty larceny convictions on his record, he said, "it was for me a matter of 'if'" — that is, whether or not the attorney general would grant him citizenship despite his convictions.
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The convictions of Mr. Silver and Mr. Skelos in 2015 followed the two most prominent public corruption trials held in New York City in decades; both men remain free while they appeal their convictions.
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The county's district attorney, Jackie Lacey, filed a motion asking a judge to remove 62,000 felony convictions dating back to 1961 and 2023,000 misdemeanor convictions in 10 cities in the county, her office said.
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A 2015 study showed that two-thirds of people with felony convictions who started applications at the State University of New York system never finished the process, partly because of requirements for detailing their convictions.
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Their convictions were the subject of Netflix's hit true crime documentary series Making a Murderer, which cast doubt on the convictions and presented evidence that Dassey's confession to law enforcement may have been improperly obtained.
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The Virginia governor's strategy for weathering this financial turbulence earned him convictions on 193 counts of corruption from a federal jury in 2014; the next summer, the 4th circuit court of appeals upheld those convictions.
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Later, though, he won a gold medal in another event, cementing his reputation as both an extraordinary athlete and a man of unshakable religious convictions — the convictions that sustained him in his difficult last years.
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Among other initiatives, she plans to beef up the convictions integrity unit that probes possible wrongful convictions, launch a citizen-police advisory board, and divert low-level offenders from prison by creating alternatives to incarceration.
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Those with multiple convictions, no matter how minor, must divulge them.
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Harsh illegal reentry convictions have already strained the criminal justice system.
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We have not recorded up to 20 convictions since we started.
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Convictions for drug trafficking, extortion, and bookmaking put them behind bars.
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For Zebari, such convictions without action are coming tried and true.
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The same is true for laws about misdemeanor domestic violence convictions.
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DNA evidence exonerated them and their convictions were vacated in 2002.
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In total, 11 convictions were made in association with the case.
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McDonnell's bribery convictions were tossed by the Supreme Court in 2016.
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But Cook said he can't vote because of past felony convictions.
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But now he faces the ultimate test of his own convictions.
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I wanted to know how his convictions had fared since then.
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When enforced, it is usually added to other sex-related convictions.
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Lyft policies say it doesn't hire drivers with disqualifying drug convictions.
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City has a sad history of false arrests and wrongful convictions.
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Authorities do not believe Dylan has any felony convictions, Marcyes says.
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But because of his convictions, he was never allowed to vote.
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The "quid pro quo" requirement for corruption convictions is notoriously minimal.
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Attorneys for the defendants said they plan to appeal the convictions.
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But we also appreciate that those convictions stand in direct opposition.
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The legislation would require pot convictions to be expunged or resentenced.
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These officers, in theory, have no convictions and clean records now.
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Nichols' drug and DWI convictions happened more than eight years ago.
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Overturning wrongful convictions has changed the DA's office procedures and training.
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Prosecutors declined to retry the ex-governor on the vacated convictions.
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Few women press charges and very few complaints end with convictions.
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She appealed, and got one of the two convictions thrown out.
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Many convictions result from generous plea-bargain deals offered to suspects.
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Muslims have borne the brunt of such convictions in several countries.
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"Not that many first-degree murder convictions get reversed," he said.
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Even if a case enters the courts, convictions almost never happen.
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His previous convictions include aggravated sexual battery, drug possession and robbery.
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He received five years and eight years, respectively, on those convictions.
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The other cases were either pending or resulted in non-convictions.
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It also forced the issue of broader amnesty for marijuana convictions.
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Few victims tell anyone; and hardly any assaults lead to convictions.
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New Jersey is also reportedly looking at dropping some marijuana convictions.
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No, that doesn't mean backing off your own values and convictions.
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Prior to Friday's convictions, the ECCC has delivered only three verdicts.
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For their relatives, the convictions on Friday were tinged with frustration.
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States are passing laws allowing people with felony convictions to vote.
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A two-month trial resulted in several convictions on racketeering charges.
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Yet, they can teach him how to hold fast to convictions.
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Investigations, prosecutions and convictions for human trafficking are low in India.
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The Supreme Court previously overturned corruption convictions of former Virginia Gov.
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Additionally, past federal cannabis convictions would be required to be expunged.
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That raises the odds of wrongful convictions, especially among the poor.
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Mothers of Srebrenica's victims clapped when the convictions were read out.
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He has motivated other athletes to speak out for their convictions.
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Between those two states, at least 42,000 convictions are at risk.
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Critics have said the new law won't lead to new convictions.
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Historically around 240% of criminal verdicts in Mexico have been convictions.
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Now dozens of convictions have been vacated in connection to him.
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Rarely do its investigations result in the convictions of police officers.
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Using the law to win convictions has also proved extremely difficult.
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Second, few convictions based on false confessions are cleared by exoneration.
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Conviction for a CCE violation requires three prior related drug convictions.
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No convictions Diene Keita is the UNFPA country representative for Nigeria.
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And it would have expunged previous marijuana convictions from criminal records.
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In a bittersweet rebuke to the past, the convictions were overturned.
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And until that matter is decided, their convictions have been paused.
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And what about all those prior convictions for marijuana-related offenses?
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Convictions under state law, however, are not covered by federal pardons.
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So many people are affected by lost lives and wrongful convictions.
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A government lawyer said the practice had led to many convictions.
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Nine convictions, mostly of older white Republican men who voted twice.
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Convictions for illegal re-entry are politically popular among immigration restrictionists.
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But most people with criminal records cannot sidestep their felony convictions.
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In fact, my convictions give me a foundation to be demanding.
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Are the moral convictions of white evangelical Protestants writ in stone?
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This practice has led to wrongful convictions, civil liberties groups say.
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The tribunal has secured three convictions since it opened in 2006.
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They were, in fact, innocent; their convictions were vacated in 2002.
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If the Bonn trial ends in convictions, stiff penalties are expected.
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The desecration of Indian graves has prompted F.B.I. raids and convictions.
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Earlier this week, Prtizker expunged 11,017 records for misdemeanor cannabis convictions.
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Judge Simpson overturned Rosean Hargrave's convictions and ordered a new trial.
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Seventy-two per cent of wrongful convictions involve a mistaken eyewitness.
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Both of Mr. Anwar's convictions were widely seen as politically motivated.
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It hopes to help clear 26,212 marijuana convictions by next year.
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But those actions didn't affect convictions or amount to a pardon.
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Robinson was a repeat offender with multiple felony convictions, prosecutors said.
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ICE has detained fewer immigrants with serious criminal convictions under Trump.
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A number of the pardons also were for drug-related convictions.
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I would never impose my own personal convictions upon the law.
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Morsi is currently appealing three other convictions, including a death sentence.
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But will he really buck his party and vote his convictions?
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Following the Central Park Five's convictions, Fairstein's fame rose even higher.
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Mr. Berke said that an appeal of the convictions was planned.
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Illinois is the latest state to offer clemency for marijuana convictions.
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Amnesty International condemned their convictions for "obstructing justice" as politically motivated.
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There were only 28503,22019 convictions for the crime in 2015 worldwide.
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Further convictions tied to Watts could be overturned in the future.
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A year later, the convictions of the four others were overturned.
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That means your friend shares your spiritual, moral, and ethical convictions.
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Sharia is a violent law that is buried in barbaric convictions.
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It is not clear how many more convictions will be challenged.
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Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz said Wednesday he had 27 prior convictions.
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And that's why there's such a striking pattern of wrongful convictions.
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But Mill is a model for a life of balanced convictions.
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Louisiana has consistently led the nation in wrongful convictions per capita.
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A 2015 study showed that two-thirds of people with felony convictions who started applications at the State University of New York system never finished the process, partly because of the requirements for detailing their convictions.
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DHS's statement claimed that "approximately 211%" of the immigrants arrested were "criminal aliens," implying they had criminal convictions — though many of those convictions were almost certainly for minor crimes (or simply for reentering the country illegally).
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San Francisco and San Diego's district attorneys are taking proactive steps, looking through past marijuana convictions on their own and taking automatic action on what they find — expunging low-level convictions and downgrading higher-level offenses.
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While overall drug convictions have reached their lowest point in more than two decades, methamphetamine was one of only two drugs to see an increase in related convictions from 2010 to 21625, according to the data.
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Based on this data, we found that more than 10 percent of all county and state felony convictions are for drug charges, and at least 90 percent of those convictions come by way of plea deals.
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In Philadelphia, over the last 23 years, about 1,500 convictions have been tossed out after public defender Bradley Bridge re-examined convictions tied to officers who have been identified as corrupt, according to his own count.
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Of course, if that's trained on past convictions, then the entire inequity of those convictions and of that system is going to be training that AI. That's just going to perpetuate those problems into the future.
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" And while federal law calls for domestic violence convictions to be reported, the rules generally exempt the reporting of misdemeanor convictions where the victim is only a dating partner, an exception known as the "boyfriend loophole.
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UNODC said the number of countries that passed laws criminalizing trafficking grew to 158 this year from 33 in 2003 but there was still too few convictions with 15 percent of countries reporting no convictions at all.
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In Louisiana, which until 2018 was the only other state to allow criminal convictions with nonunanimous verdicts, the attorney general — Jeffrey Martin Landry, a Republican — has declined to re-examine convictions handed up before the law changed.
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The convictions may signal that the investigations and scandals are coming to an end, but they are convictions nonetheless, and Samsung's reputation has suffered immensely from the scale of the crimes its most powerful employees have committed.
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They're mostly in there for drug convictions, and are often quite touching.
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Gerald Ridsdale is in prison after being convicted of multiple abuse convictions.
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But ultimately, this is a film about resilience and sticking to convictions.
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After a welling of sympathy for the men, their convictions were quashed.
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Hill's testimony against the Luchesse family resulted in at least 50 convictions.
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The nonprofit Migration Policy Institute estimates 820,000 undocumented immigrants have criminal convictions.
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Father of two and a grandfather, de Guindos holds deep religious convictions.
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The court also threw out one of Liberty's convictions for attempted manslaughter.
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The organizations help people expunge non-violent marijuana convictions from their records.
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Should people with felony convictions in their past be able to vote?
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It was not immediately clear if Bathum plans to appeal his convictions.
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Those convictions could send Winslow to prison for up to nine years.
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It did not result in any convictions for terrorism or related crimes.
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It is hopefully not also misjudging central convictions held across the Channel.
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He'd spent time in jail in for prior convictions, the defenders said.
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In the past, terrorism-related convictions meant around 10 years in prison.
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When Congress gave immunity to Poindexter and North, their convictions were overturned.
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That's because Jack has heart, convictions, and faith—in addition to talents.
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And Illinois is the latest state to offer clemency for marijuana convictions.
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Many of the Hebrew Bible's most widely-retold stories express these convictions.
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"Innocent until proven guilty is for criminal convictions, not elections," Romney tweeted.
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Shkreli faces up to 20 years in prison for the 3 convictions.
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Still, law enforcement in India can't do much, and convictions are rare.
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Singleton was imprisoned on robbery and second-degree kidnapping convictions in January.
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In 2015, only 55 cases led to convictions throughout the entire country.
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She was dogged in her convictions and a master of her medium.
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Successful convictions are rare: just 26 individuals received stiffer sentences in 2015.
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Last year, the country's highest appeals court overturned the convictions once again.
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Religious convictions can be, and often are, shaped by sustained sophisticated reflection.
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These wrongful convictions were based on a false narrative and incorrect law.
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But elsewhere criminal convictions have kept puppet-master politicians from the stage.
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And if the entrapment argument is successful, their convictions could be overturned.
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The other two cases relate to burglary convictions in Tennessee and Arkansas.
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Using arrests or drug convictions will almost certainly produce racially biased results.
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Under Egyptian law, defendants have 60 days to appeal against their convictions.
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There is also a massive racial disparity in these kinds of convictions.
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But as young he appears, and still is, Tapia has his convictions.
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Only 2,075 trials were completed — resulting in 1,251 acquittals and 824 convictions.
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He has had several felony convictions and served prison time in Arizona.
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He has since obtained convictions against seven doctors for prescribing-related offenses.
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Facebook was not immediately available for comment about the most recent convictions.
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In 2015, a judge granted him bail while he appealed his convictions.
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Each one of the defendants had a trial, and there were convictions.
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Yet, in the 14 years of its existence, NSEERS produced no convictions.
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The incident has since put as many as 529 convictions in question.
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In particular, Parker never fully explores the nature of Turner's religious convictions.
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The thought leader aggregates these fundamental convictions into a great humanitarian mission.
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Spence has five previous felony convictions for possession of narcotics, Hayes said.
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A publicly available criminal record can include much more than felony convictions.
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It also found 441 ineligible voters with disenfranchising felony convictions, NBC reported.
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He has said in the past that the convictions are politically motivated.
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Disenfranchisement among those with felony convictions has fallen disproportionately on black voters.
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In July 2014, the D.C. Circuit tossed out the other two convictions.
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The market always finds a way of humbling those with deepest convictions.
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In spite of my various convictions, nihilism had rubbed off on me.
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But Kelley did not receive a dishonorable discharge for his assault convictions.
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Stockmann and his family receive threats, but he sticks to his convictions.
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Insider dealing convictions carry a maximum penalty of seven years in prison.
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Among his criminal convictions … four felonies for possessing heroin and manufacturing narcotics.
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"It is not always about the principles and the convictions," he said.
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Despite the Boulderites' convictions, the Soviet government remained impervious to lobbying attempts.
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There often aren't witnesses to sexual assault, making convictions even more rare.
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Previous contamination cases in Australia have led to arrests, but not convictions.
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As a U.S. Attorney, he achieved 220006,2202 convictions with only 2628 losses.
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Many of the convictions were for withholding information or lying to Congress.
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And it describes the rule protecting "moral convictions" in the same way.
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He had previous convictions for illegally carrying a firearm and possessing drugs.
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Prosecutors often face difficulty securing convictions against police officers involved in shootings.
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It also calls on the judicial system to expunge EVERYBODY'S weed convictions.
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After all, three of her convictions didn't come until after the shooting.
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Because those disciplinary records weren't criminal convictions, the judge wouldn't allow it.
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He had already been sentenced to 60 years for child pornography convictions.
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These people must pass certain background checks for possible past criminal convictions.
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It's gone after people with decades-old deportation orders or criminal convictions.
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Even one of those wrong convictions, taking an innocent life, is wrong.
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Their convictions and 10-year sentences were upheld last November on appeal.
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The campaign resulted in dozens of arrests and convictions of black women.
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They have started the process of overturning thousands of cannabis-related convictions.
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The group aims to remove 250,000 convictions by the end of 2019.
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If the judge rules they were entrapped, their convictions could be overturned.
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The team he has built, though, has the courage of its convictions.
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It would have also established a process to expunge convictions involving marijuana.
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So I'd like to see them have the courage of their convictions.
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Chapman was a 103-year-old who had two previous felony convictions.
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The FATF report highlighted that Mexico has been slipping in successful convictions.
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Both claimed, in separate cases, that their convictions were no longer relevant.
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Callimachi: They want to bring cases to trial that lead to convictions.
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"Innocent until proven guilty is for criminal convictions, not elections," Romney said.
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Florida restored the voting rights of 2900 million people with felony convictions.
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People with convictions would still have to go through an application process.
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Your parents are already aware that you don't share their creedal convictions.
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Erroneous identifications by witnesses have been a leading cause of wrongful convictions.
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She'll remain in prison because not all of her convictions were overturned.
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More broadly, political parties have been gutted by the investigations and convictions.
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Most people with nonviolent convictions would no longer have to petition individually.
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It means there are some crises in which our convictions get tested.
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The filmmakers share her convictions and assume that the audience will, too.
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Mr. Skelos and Mr. Silver both forfeited their seats upon their convictions.
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That leaves opponents only three weeks to live up to their convictions.
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Governments are fielding huge bills as the number of overturned convictions mounts.
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Nicole Macri echoed those convictions in a statement to CNN on Wednesday.
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In November, the convictions of six men and a woman were dismissed.
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People with drug convictions aren't the only victims of this unnecessary penalty.
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The bully, on the other hand, lacks the courage of his convictions.
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Go deeper: Global #MeToo movement has resulted in 6 convictions, 5 charges
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A lawyer representing Thomas at the arraignment said he had no convictions.
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Mr. Arthur had three trials, as his first two convictions were overturned.
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Bharara also struck fear into Wall Street financiers, scoring insider trading convictions.
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Only 20,85033 (12.9 percent) did not have convictions or pending criminal charges.
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But inaccurate eyewitness identification is a major factor in many wrongful convictions.
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John Kasich reduced her two convictions to misdemeanors, reports the Journal Beacon.
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A vast majority of their cases ended in convictions or plea deals.
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The demand for convictions and long, tough sentences made Skalnik's testimony invaluable.
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The convictions and heavy sentences meted out were unusual in South Africa.
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Only three of the detainees had prior convictions for illegal re-entry.
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It's an easy cynicism that doesn't bother to examine its own convictions.
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During the same time frame, Texas had almost 1,503 public corruption convictions.
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He became a jailhouse lawyer, helping his fellow inmates appeal their convictions.
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He had already been deported five times and had multiple felony convictions.
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There would be additional accusations, but there would be no further convictions.
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United States, which restricted the corruption laws, might require overturning the convictions.
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On Thursday, the state threw out their convictions and set them free.
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Judge Angela Cox vacated their convictions, and the state dismissed the indictments.
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Often, inmates asked for materials that might help them fight their convictions.
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Nevertheless, most U.S. presidents over the last century have shared two convictions.
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Despite his convictions, this much has become clear: Mr. Kennedy was wrong.
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It can be hard to trace the origins of our deepest convictions.
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A federal appeals court overturned his convictions for bribery and money laundering.
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Around three-quarters of class A drug supply convictions result in custody.
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In cases of tainted convictions, that means conceding error and overturning them.
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The number of convictions in trials for sexual violence continues to lag.
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His other convictions were for actions that were more bizarre than menacing.
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Murder charges against law enforcement officers are rare; convictions even more so.
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Here we have a writer who had the courage of his convictions.
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And they're pretty fearless, and they have the courage of their convictions.
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As someone with three convictions, Romero would be a priority for deportation.
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Felons with drug convictions are likewise banned unless states request a waiver.
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The same parole board members who will hear Simpson's appeal granted him parole in July 2013 on some of his convictions stemming from the Vegas altercation — though his remaining convictions have required him to remain in prison since.
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But Watts and Mohammed were involved in about five hundred felony convictions between 2004 and 2012, and Tepfer believes that Foxx should overturn all of them, as well as the rest of the convictions tied to Watts's team.
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It's crucial to uncover wrongful convictions — and Mosby should get credit for restarting and expanding her office's Conviction Integrity Unit, the only CIU in the state, which examines questionable convictions from the past and had reopened this case.
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But a more fundamental element of smug disdain for Kim Davis went unchallenged: the contention, at bottom, that Davis was not merely wrong in her convictions, but that her convictions were, in themselves, an error and a fraud.
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San Francisco will expunge and dismiss thousands of misdemeanor and felony marijuana convictions for those sentenced prior to legalization of marijuana in California — even if those with prior convictions don't file a petition, District Attorney George Gascón said Wednesday.
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Those cases heighten awareness of potential errors and demonstrate that wrongful convictions happen.
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DEFINING CRIMINAL Official reports on deportations describe immigrants with convictions as criminal aliens.
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So will criminal history charges that resulted in no convictions, the governor says.
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But no convictions have been made in any of the Orfavideh women's cases.
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Rape is notoriously under-reported to police and ends in relatively few convictions.
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How do you hope this story will change the conversation about wrongful convictions?
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Of the 245 that had been resolved, he said, 25 resulted in convictions.
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It was not immediately clear weather Sesmas plans to appeal her recent convictions.
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But then I came to understand that their religious convictions were sincere, too.
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The president doesn't have strong convictions himself about future directions for health care.
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Some got hooked on illegal drugs and ended up with felony drug convictions.
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In her Wall Street Journal defense she highlights the facts of the convictions.
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In six Midwestern states, 235 people were arrested and 163 had criminal convictions.
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In the Los Angeles area, there were 161 arrests and 151 had convictions.
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Treason cases are often based on flimsy evidence and rarely lead to convictions.
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Amnesty International, a human-rights group, counts at least 106 convictions since 2005.
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An additional 50 years was added to the sentence for the rape convictions.
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Let us strike tomorrow with the full and fulsome courage of our convictions.
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The criminal complaint says Gossett had two previous convictions in his home state.
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The dogs will become a prime target in court cases on drug convictions.
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Previous low-level convictions and arrests for marijuana will be pardoned and expunged.
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It would take decades to arrive at convictions that did not resolve doubts.
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A search of court records found no serious criminal convictions in Merritt's past.
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There's only one clear explanation: Gabbard's most controversial positions represent her authentic convictions.
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His critics see him as an calculated self-aggrandizer with malleable political convictions.
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Nguyen, who has 28 previous convictions for 56 offenses, will be sentenced Dec.
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I met a woman who's had four convictions, each for about a year.
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Ms Haaland's ethnicity also helped her shrug off two convictions for drunk driving.
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It proves that the voter's stated political convictions are not just idle talk.
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Those convictions, when they did land, were indeed tied to high-profile cases.
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How do people generally fare after they are set free from wrongful convictions?
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Who can respectfully speak up for their convictions if they're immediately shouted down?
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The case considered by the court was an appeal of those initial convictions.
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Convictions are unlikely to result in imprisonment because Brazil's jails are chronically overcrowded.
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He has no criminal charges or convictions, according to his attorneys&apos complaint.
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He had denied the allegations and plans to appeal the convictions in June.
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Five months ago, the First U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Bulger's convictions.
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Toward the end of his life he questioned many of his central convictions.
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U.S. District Judge John Gibney vacated Dick's and Williams' convictions in October 2016.
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Blind Injustice: A Former Prosecutor Exposes the Psychology and Politics of Wrongful Convictions.
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They&aposve only obtained seven convictions at Gitmo, four of which were overturned.
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She's a smart person with inner thoughts and convictions, which she demonstrates throughout.
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The activists were later charged with felonies, but their cases ended without convictions.
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What's happening: Chinese projects have sparked allegations, investigations and convictions around the world.
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But even in states that have these laws, hate crime convictions are rare.
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Last year, there were 543 prosecutions and 254 convictions involving a sex offense.
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There was a $41 million settlement compensating them for their convictions and imprisonment.
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He was also fortunate to break the cycle after only a few convictions.
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The court sided with two people whose sexual assault convictions were thrown out.
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"I chose to [wear the hijab] because of my own convictions," says Djaiz.
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Both men have been sentenced to death row but are appealing their convictions.
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Science should neither serve special interests nor be rejected based on personal convictions.
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Both were found guilty in 2015 but had their convictions overturned on appeal.
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Warren would legalize marijuana at the federal level and erase past related convictions.
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He has never wavered in his beliefs and Andy acts on his convictions.
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"These convictions did not resonate during my tenure in this administration," Urzua said.
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And the existence of an investigation does not necessarily mean convictions will follow.
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A Supreme Court ruling in June overturned corruption convictions of former Virginia Gov.
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Charlie Crist, to restore voting rights to former felons with nonviolent felony convictions.
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Twenty-eight percent of the reported cases turned into convictions, the bureau said.
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Each profile clearly lists the convictions he or she is doing time for.
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Part of Maher's appeal is being brutally candid and authentic in his convictions.
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The idea was to prevent coerced confessions, which frequently play into wrongful convictions.
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The regulator did not disclose the crimes to which the convictions were related.
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Both men are currently appealing their convictions and the cases are still pending.
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Now their convictions have been vacated, but they have not been formally exonerated.
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But now, with four felony convictions, he was unlikely to salvage the business.
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French politics is no stranger to allegations of and indeed convictions for financial
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California is just one of several states looking at its past marijuana convictions.
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They have obtained only a handful of convictions, with others reversed on appeal.
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The 9th Circuit Court upheld the other convictions for Sineneng-Smith's other crimes.
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Many countries still struggle to secure convictions, even with consent-based rape legislation.
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From a man of his temperament and convictions, this is a terrible statement.
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Manafort will be sentenced separately on February 8 for his convictions in Virginia.
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Gonzalez announced the "Begin Again" initiative in September to erase misdemeanor marijuana convictions.
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He received sentences of four years and three years, respectively, on those convictions.
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Both of their convictions have ties to the former FBI Director James Comey.
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The length of their prison terms, in part, fueled outrage at their convictions.
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More than half a million of those people are incarcerated for drug convictions.
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His records reportedly did not include past arrests or convictions on sex offenses.
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His prior convictions include possession of methamphetamine with intent to deliver and theft.
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Somers and colleagues examined data on prescriptions, convictions and deaths from all causes.
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We live in a pluralistic society, and not everyone's convictions fit together easily.
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John Hickenlooper (D) said he was considering dismissing marijuana convictions for nonviolent offenders.
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It's very hard to have the courage of your convictions when you're young.
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Use your own convictions as a powerful advantage and redefine your own reality.
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The military is required to report domestic violence convictions to civilian law enforcement.
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"All along, we've said we're about the science," he says — not securing convictions.
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The litany of wrongful convictions was not just enormous — it was still growing.
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In March 2017, a court vacated Afshar's convictions and released him from prison.
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But many other defendants in Georgia and beyond continue to serve wrongful convictions.
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Ted Cruz should at least be applauded for standing by his religious convictions.
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Clinton's campaign quickly seized on the convictions to try to embarrass Mr. Trump.
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Rattu said she hopes the convictions will also encourage victims to speak out.
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Illinois is reportedly set to expunge nearly 22019,000 marijuana convictions from criminal records.
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The pool will instead answer to the religious convictions of one neighborhood group.
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Led by Giovanni Falcone, the prosecutors secured three hundred and forty-four convictions.
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Prosecutors have only won three war crimes convictions over the past 15 years.
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More than 1.5 million Floridians are prohibited from voting because of felony convictions.
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An estimated 1.5 million Floridians have been permanently disenfranchised due to felony convictions.
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He had convictions ranging from receiving stolen goods and burglary to misdemeanor assault.
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The unprecedented investigation has led to charges against 200 people and 81 convictions.
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That's true for all wrongful convictions, but especially for those based on confessions.
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Charlie Crist, to restore voting rights to ex-offenders with nonviolent felony convictions.
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"When you have sincere convictions, you demonstrate with your face unmasked," he said.
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But on her solo debut, Howard is stupefying in her confidence and convictions.
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Mr. Mueller has already indicted numerous individuals and companies and secured several convictions.
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Eighteen lesser players in the Oregon takeover received convictions or entered guilty pleas.
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Another said she didn't remember the evidence about Latasha's criminal convictions at all.
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Unlike other boroughs, the office has no dedicated unit to address wrongful convictions.
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No convictions, no suspects and no action taken against any individuals or organisations.
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Individuals with those types of convictions or adjudications aren't eligible to buy firearms.
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Here's the tweet: 26,000 unreported sexual assults in the military-only 238 convictions.
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Another prominent factor in wrongful convictions across the country was misleading forensic evidence.
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Still, in many parts of Latin America, those convictions are punishable by death.
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Misdemeanor convictions in Oregon carry a maximum sentence of one year in prison.
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"He was gentle in demeanor but forceful in his convictions," added Mr. Childs.
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And when allegedly bad cops are prosecuted, those charges rarely culminate in convictions.
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Mr. Currie does not have any prior criminal convictions, according to court records.
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These built-in biases lead to racial disparities in prosecutions, convictions and incarceration.
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Test the strength of your sociopolitical convictions on this lunk of inorganic matter!
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Around the country, even when officers are charged, cases often end without convictions.
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Multiple factors influence crime rates and convictions, many beyond the control of prosecutors.
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Soon, however, as the Sandinistas revealed their socialist convictions, he became their enemy.
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And in a span of less than three months, both convictions were overturned.
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If we had any conviction, it was the conviction that convictions were bogus.
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He stood up for his convictions and always fought for the working person.
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Russia has little data on drug prevalence, forensics, drug-related deaths and convictions.
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Confronted with these competing convictions, the Greens seem to have no good answer.
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J. B. Pritzker granted more than 11,000 pardons for low-level marijuana convictions.
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"I'm a licensed gun owner with no prior convictions," he raps in character.
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"This is contrary to my views and my convictions," he tells their mother.
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We can assume any past arrests or convictions are part of that check.
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Partly, his critics say, it reflects the prime minister's lack of fixed convictions.
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The scandal has already led to the convictions of two other government officials.
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Defendants have had success overturning convictions based on improper use of Molineux evidence.
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The confessions were later proven to be false and the convictions were overturned.
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Smithers said in a court document that he plans to appeal the convictions.
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The case hinges on convictions of an aide to former New Jersey Gov.
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In China, criminal charges almost always result in convictions, according to official data.
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Following public outcry, state legislators freed the women but didn't vacate their convictions.
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That doesn't help those who are currently struggling to move past drug convictions.
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PSA uses nine factors, including a person's age, prior convictions, and pending charges.
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Many teenagers buy safety masks with their pocket money — and their convictions strengthened.
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A number of the pardons that Bevin issued are for drug-related convictions.
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"@CitImmCanada denied entry b/c of convictions similar to 'treason' offense," she added.
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Despite several high-profile cases and increased video evidence, convictions have been rare.
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All of the convictions listed qualified as deportable offenses under the Obama administration.
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Escobar has six felony convictions for burglary and illegal reentry, the agency said.
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He reached out to Baltimore's Conviction Integrity Unit, which was reviewing old convictions.
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He has had several felony convictions and has served prison time in Arizona.
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The sentence for the misdemeanors could vary based on a defendant's prior convictions.
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Thirty-six years later, prosecutors announced that the convictions had been in error.
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Money taken from defendants after valid convictions belongs to the state, he said.
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He has prior felony convictions for armed robbery and assault with a gun.
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Ted Stevens' convictions on federal conflict-of-interest charges and drop the case.
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Prosecutors charged six officers in connection with the incident but secured no convictions.
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It was one of several fraud convictions dating back to the early 1990s.
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A unanimous Supreme Court has overturned the corruption convictions of former Virginia Gov.
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But I'm trying to be braver, to have the courage of my convictions.
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He is also serving a 60-year federal term for child pornography convictions.
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Last September, a federal appeals court in New York threw out the convictions.
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And most new sex crime convictions involve people who aren't registered sex offenders.
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There's no real political case for them go back on those convictions now.
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The Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC) said its probe found violations that included 12 drivers with felony convictions, 17 drivers with major moving-vehicle violations, and three drivers with a type of driver's license required only after recent drunk-driving convictions.
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A religious leader whose convictions informed his politics, and not the other way around, Graham showed America that theological convictions and a deep religious faith could exist for their own sake, and not be made subordinate to Republican partisan aims.
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In 2018, after New York City released thousands of pages of case documents supporting the decision to vacate the convictions, Fairstein wrote an op-ed in the New York Law Journal defending the initial convictions and saying the confessions weren't coerced.
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Priority 1 cases for removal were restricted to non-citizens with gang-related convictions—"aliens who intentionally participated in an organized gang to further the illegal activity of the gang"—as well as suspected terrorists and people with felony convictions.
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The Clean Slate Act, proposed legislation that has support from both Republicans and Democrats in the Pennsylvania Legislature, would use technology to automatically seal charges that did not lead to convictions, along with some nonviolent misdemeanor convictions, after 10 years.
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But corruption convictions can appear and disappear in split seconds in Pakistan; eventually Bhutto reached a deal with the military to expunge her convictions and returned to Pakistan to contest elections that no one was even sure would be held.
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Earlier this month, Hawaii became the first state to extend criminal record relief to sex workers with prostitution convictions—so long as they avoid additional convictions for three years—something only survivors of sex trafficking had been eligible for before.
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Profiling Tsemel, Rachel Leah Jones and Philippe Bellaiche's documentary Advocate, now in theaters after making the festival rounds last year, examines both the events that have shaped her political convictions and the constant challenges she faces acting on those convictions.
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The harms that result from such dereliction of duty include more people behind bars, more wrongful convictions, harsher punishments and exposing more people to the crushing collateral consequences of criminal convictions that can affect housing, employment, immigration and parental rights.
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In September 2014, the court vacated the convictions of Mr. Wagstaffe and Mr. Connor.
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We need convictions, because "an apathetic electorate is no electorate at all," he says.
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He knew he would be attacked, and nonetheless he stood firm on his convictions.
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Anticipating more convictions, officials in coming weeks will open a new death-row wing.
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O.J. Simpson's release highlights the challenges of leaving prison, saddled with multiple felony convictions.
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Wilson proved that, sometimes, lack of compliance is the best demonstration of one's convictions.
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He said his connection with the crowd came from his honesty and religious convictions.
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UK police have thrown drone smugglers in jail for several years after recent convictions.
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For one, Saudi Arabia has massively increased its rate of convictions for terrorist financing.
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Federal anti-terrorism law called for mandatory five-year sentences for the 2012 convictions.
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Stinson Hunter is responsible for over 50 convictions of men caught grooming young girls.
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It also provided annual data on arrests, convictions, and the number of opened cases.
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It lays on prosecutors a duty to undo wrongful convictions when they find them.
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As for his defection, it was his old party that changed, not his convictions.
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So far 15 men have had their convictions overturned in cases Guevara worked on.
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The unit, which looks into old, questionable convictions, does not rely solely on forensics.
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The vast majority of convictions are achieved with a confession, sometimes extracted under pressure.
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Despite several high-profile cases and increased video evidence since Ferguson, convictions remain rare.
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Her husband and the family friend, Bakr, also had drug possession convictions, she said.
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He is already serving a 60-year federal prison term for child pornography convictions.
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She said although the convictions are relatively old, getting them vacated is still important.
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She claimed that doing so would violate her Christian convictions against same-sex marriage.
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Previous convictions included six people affiliated with the UAW and three Fiat Chrysler executives.
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Yet there is often a disconnect between her convictions and words, and her actions.
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Officials say he recently served prison time for prior theft and drug possession convictions.
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They served four years in prison before being released after their convictions were overturned.
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S. prosecutors in New York have been successful in winning convictions tied to bitcoins.
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And Mark Barrett served as both Williamson and Ward's lawyer to appeal their convictions.
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But it's safe to say the convictions have gravely wounded him, perhaps beyond repair.
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His passionate convictions-- man, he knows how to put them into his art form.
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Speaking generally, should religious convictions and free-speech values yield to non-discrimination values?
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But facts are facts: Hillary Clinton took the fees and stuck to her convictions.
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Authorities have disqualified key opposition candidates from contesting next year's election citing prior convictions.
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But, just like Ivanka consistently stands by her brand, Chelsea stands by her convictions.
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He was politically radical, with fervent convictions about social justice, atheism, vegetarianism and nonviolence.
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However, there were just 22017 convictions in fiscal year 22015, the fewest since 1995.
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Twelve years later, the convictions were vacated when another man confessed to the crime.
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But the sentences were well below what the law required based upon the convictions.
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It's very rare for people with check-ins to have criminal convictions, he added.
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Nearly three-quarters of the arrested immigrants had criminal convictions, according to the report.
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"We are intent on avoiding wrongful convictions and the injustice of inconsistency," he said.
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The shooter had been deported 5 times and had 7 felony convictions, he added.
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In an unanimous vote, 8-85033, the Supreme Court overturned the lower courts' convictions.
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But at least two sexual assault convictions have already been overturned as a result.
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The men had convictions for crimes including aggravated assault, weapons offenses and narcotics manufacturing.
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" "Make it or Break It" creator Holly Sorensen quipped, "Unfortunately convictions aren't like Oscars.
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Criminal convictions, particularly of heinous crimes, can provide grounds for terminating a contractual relationship.
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She has values, not limp buzzwords like Decency and Respect but real, deep convictions.
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This case joins four other past convictions over similar charges dating back to 2014.
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It would decriminalize the use of cannabis and expunge all prior cannabis use convictions.
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Masood had convictions for violent crimes in the U.K. and spent time in prison.
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In 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his bid to have his convictions overturned.
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Two of his three fraud convictions were later voided, and his sentence was shortened.
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The shooter previously lived in Miami and had a series of convictions in Florida.
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Paulo Kongsbirk has multiple convictions on his record, eight of which are violence-related.
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The government also reversed earlier convictions that had been secured with the Gulenists' help.
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False arrests, coerced confessions and wrongful convictions are also a part of this history.
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The first reason for federal trials for detainees is their effectiveness in bringing convictions.
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But emotional reactions do not necessarily follow either religious/moral convictions or clinical rationales.
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All those bowls of optimistic vegan intentions, bulletproof fruit concoctions, and Dry January convictions.
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The largest, Operation Yewtree, has so far made six arrests which led to convictions.
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The series examined the murder convictions of Avery and his teenaged nephew, Brendan Dassey.
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Yes. Is there something particular to murder cases that lends itself to wrongful convictions?
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But the Air Force never reported the convictions to the national background check system.
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Newman in December 2014 that led to the reversal of a number of convictions.
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FBI agents had altered reports prepared by bureau scientists to gain convictions in court.
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Mr. Sanford, 32, was sentenced to two concurrent 15-year terms for related convictions.
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But we believed in each other's patriotism and the sincerity of each other's convictions.
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The system is marked with racial bias, wrongful convictions, poor representation, corruption and trauma.
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For people with felony convictions in Florida, the fight for voting rights wages on.
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The length of their prison terms, in part, fueled outrage at their convictions. Rep.
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For example, Massachusetts prohibits the reporting of convictions that are older than seven years.
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Kimmel jumped at the opportunity to compose a montage of Trump's ever-changing convictions.
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The Michigan State Police report the number of pending cases and convictions each year.
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The person in charge should know their own mind and stick to their convictions.
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The mounting convictions set Manafort up for a decade or more of prison time.
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Unlike many other states, Massachusetts allows people with criminal convictions to receive SNAP benefits.
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Those convictions could net the 69-year-old political consultant a hefty prison sentence.
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More than 90 percent of felony convictions are now obtained through plea bargains instead.
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I don't doubt that his religious convictions have played a role in his life.
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It was this pair of convictions that led to the development of the Stack.
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Narrator: Treason is primarily associated with espionage cases, and convictions are rare in America.
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I regret believing they would stay true to convictions of founder Truett Cathey [sic].
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Jurors will also be allowed to consider first-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter convictions.
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The result has been a number of high-profile extraditions and convictions for hacking.
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He also said in a June campaign speech that he supported expunging possession convictions.
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Episode 24673: The constant lies, wrongful convictions, and ever-growing list of suspicious characters.
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But politicians with principles and courage can help citizens recover their own noblest convictions.
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But if you ask what are the driving passions and convictions of Michael Curry?
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" He also said the Democrats in Washington frequently "lack the courage of their convictions.
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Most already have a history of drug convictions and some prefer going to prison.
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How has your life as a musician fed into or influenced your political convictions?
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Trump said, after the Manafort and Cohen convictions, that he "feels badly" for both.
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Only peaceful athletes from any team, with no convictions are welcomed to join us.
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"I really didn't believe that's where his convictions lay at the time," he said.
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Years of political scandals, including high-level corruption convictions, have left the electorate disillusioned.
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No crooked cops or courts that so often failed to reach convictions in Mexico.
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People with certain convictions, such as violent felonies and sex offenses, are not eligible.
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After reading The Chicago Tribune's series on questionable convictions in death penalty cases, Gov.
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Every Tuesday, a mandatory workshop addresses issues like prior convictions, personal finance and teamwork.
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They have asked the convictions be vacated in only three cases, including Mr. McKee's.
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The internet has given us a speakerphone for our convictions and our conspiracy theories.
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Both men are being retried after their convictions were overturned on appeal last year.
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The defendants pleaded no contest, but judges have not yet formally accepted their convictions.
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Still other states could follow Florida's lead and re-enfranchise people with felony convictions.
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One of the convictions that justified Mr. McCarthan's extra seven years was for escape.
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The Manhattan district attorney agreed to vacate the Central Park Five convictions in 2002.
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Ultimately, these investigations are unlikely to result in a great many arrests or convictions.
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But the DNA era has revealed that false confessions are behind many wrongful convictions.
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Ms. Garcia said she was not aware of other convictions in her father's past.
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He also has convictions, prosecutors said, for weapons possession, robbery and various drug offenses.
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In fact, the special counsel's office has secured five other guilty pleas or convictions.
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Mr. Gonzalez is circumventing the legislation issue by instead vacating convictions and dismissing charges.
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It could be his own evangelical convictions that the Islamic Republic must be confronted.
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But, as the three cases this month show, videos by no means ensure convictions.
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Which would be fine if the movie had the courage of its populist convictions.
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Michigan courts process 300,000 new convictions each year and only about 2,85033 set-asides.
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A federal appeals court upheld the insider-trading convictions in United States v. Blaszczak.
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It would suggest they didn't have the courage of their convictions when impeaching Trump.
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Sheer popularity and longevity can do a lot to render odd convictions reassuringly familiar.
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The next round took place in September, when convictions of 18 men were dismissed.
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He was a man of deep, reasoned convictions who possessed a sense of proportion.
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Court cases drag on for years and few result in convictions, legal experts say.
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Mr. Trump has demonstrated time and again that his stated personal convictions are malleable.
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Those cases ended in convictions that were later reversed by the Mississippi Supreme Court.
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Most of Mr. Kobach's nine fraud convictions involve people who voted in two states.
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They also contend some face deportation because of old or relatively minor criminal convictions.
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However, convictions of soldiers have been rare and the military has repeatedly denied wrongdoing.
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The unit will review convictions for credible claims of actual innocence and wrongful conviction.
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The ex-Vatican treasurer and close adviser to Pope Francis has appealed the convictions.
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The court said its ruling did not overturn any convictions or set anyone free.
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Young people, and the more hopeful among us, see that convictions are still possible.
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Nichols had at least four convictions for drunken driving, according to The Associated Press.
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The little-known doctrine has erased several well-known criminal convictions over the years.
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And it's these populations that are disproportionately impacted by felony and misdemeanor drug convictions.
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Air Force failure to report gunman's domestic violence convictions seems to violate statutory duty.
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Convictions related to domestic violence could also make migrants ineligible, according to the notice.
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Many, like Adi, are deeply rooted in their communities and have no criminal convictions.
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All four convictions were reversed on appeal, while two other trials ended in mistrials.
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It is not federal law for states to report convictions to the NICS system.
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Another 115 "had prior felony convictions for serious or violent offenses," the statement added.
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They also must reckon with the stigma society heaps on those with criminal convictions.
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Why it matters: The convictions and alleged criminal behaviors involve people linked to Trump.
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Projecting clear convictions is important for preventing adversaries from misreading America's intentions and will.
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Mueller has already scored convictions against four Trump aides, turning them into cooperating witnesses.
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These are real advances, but many shaky convictions arise from a concatenation of factors.
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Of the 1,600, nine resulted in convictions for discrimination-related offenses, including hate crimes.
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Statistics on convictions indicate that the odds are against Mr. Ghosn in his trial.
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Four trials ended in two mistrials and the overturning of two convictions on appeal.
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McConnell's career makes clear that he has few, if any, political and ideological convictions.
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In nine of those cases, appeals courts overturned convictions after the evidence was uncovered.
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There have been three convictions in the case so far and several guilty pleas.
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"This is a victory of truth," said prosecution lawyer M Farooqi after the convictions.
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The Mexican authorities also have a dismal record in securing convictions against El Chapo.
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These inner convictions are too delicate, too sacred, too important to share too freely.
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Each of the four convictions involved multiple child victims and several years of abuse.
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Both pleaded not guilty to the charges and reportedly intend to appeal their convictions.
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When those convictions were reversed on appeal in 2011 and Knox was set free, she returned home to Seattle, where she has found new love and a new mission working as an activist to prevent others confronting potential wrongful convictions like hers.
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" The federation said the report commissioned by the anti-discrimination agency, which examined the issues surrounding the annulment of decades-old convictions, "makes clear that the government can no longer hide behind spurious arguments that annulling the convictions would not be legally possible.
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"I believe that the government is in a new push to reconcile Ivorians and so it's not the moment to twist the knife in the wound with convictions that are not real convictions," the lawyer of Gbagbo's wife, Rodrigue Dadje, told Reuters.
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It is incredibly difficult to prove wrongful convictions in cases where DNA evidence is non-existent or not relevant, and resources for uncovering wrongful convictions are scarce, provoking the question of how many of the 2.2 million people currently incarcerated should be there.
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The convictions of two former Barclays derivatives traders, Indian-born Jay Merchant and American Alex Pabon, and two British former Libor submitters Jonathan Mathew and Peter Johnson, bring to five the number of convictions delivered in the London arm of a global investigation.
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The First Step bill also looks to ease the penalties under the controversial "three strikes" law, a holdover from the war on drugs that sent anyone with three federal convictions to prison for life – even if those convictions were for nonviolent drug offenses.
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In December 2012, Bronx prosecutors moved to vacate the convictions of all five in the Diop case, and in January 2013, the office moved to vacate the convictions of Mr. Ayers, Mr. Cosme and Mr. Perez in the Raymond murder as well.
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The legislation, called AB 1793, requires the state Department of Justice to scour California's crime records and find past cannabis convictions that are eligible to be expunged, as well as felony pot-related convictions that, under Prop 64, should be downgraded to misdemeanors.
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" The Colorado law's requirement that people whose convictions are overturned hire a lawyer and pay a filing fee to start a new lawsuit, he said, "virtually ensures that successful appellants aren't going to get their money back when their convictions are reversed.
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The annual tally of false convictions has more than doubled since 2011, the registry said.
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The measure would also pardon individuals with convictions for amounts of cannabis under 30 grams.
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With 23 indictments to go with the other 21992 and you&aposve got five convictions.
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She'll receive credit for time served and these are concurrent sentences for her eight convictions.
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Wiggins has multiple convictions for assault, violation of probation and other offenses on his record.
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For pregnant rape victims, requiring criminal convictions makes terminating their attacker's parental rights very difficult.
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A lot of wrongful convictions can stem from people talking to authorities without their lawyers.
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By the age of 15, he already had 23 convictions, according to the Chronicle Herald.
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Instead, death penalty opponents are left with just our deep moral convictions and legal principles.
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And then they get 1,001 convictions and then a pleas and then it&aposs over.
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The lawyer added that the statement does not mean that they renounce their political convictions.
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Ironically, other lawyers in the appellate prosecutor's office spend much of their time defending convictions.
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Insofar as these commentators are criticizing the recency of Trump's conservative convictions, well, fair enough.
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But even without consistent convictions, it's the repeated stabs at Peter's reputation that doom him.
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She would legalize marijuana at the federal level and erase past convictions for the drug.
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The deck is still stacked against sexual assault victims, and convictions remain difficult to obtain.
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It becomes even more pressing when the cases that do get reported hardly get convictions.
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State convictions such as Avery's can be pardoned by state governors, in this case Walker.
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And he says The Family is not about the group's religious convictions on their own.
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Prince had been arrested 42 times in Delaware and had 15 felony convictions, she said.
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The story made it clear that political convictions had nothing to do with the operation.
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The United Nations, human rights and press freedom groups and various governments criticized the convictions.
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They are incredibly skilled in their jobs, firm in their convictions, and open to love.
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It matters more that 52 of his fellow Republicans lacked his courage or his convictions.
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For instance, 27 of last year's exonerations were for convictions based on a false confession.
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There were only three convictions of manslaughter and 506 for assault, battery or domestic violence.
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They are delivered with passion by characters defined in part by their firmly rooted convictions.
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The country's highest judges often complain that lower-court convictions rely on dubious "eyewitness" testimony.
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After all, the main goal of counter-intelligence work is not spectacular prosecutions and convictions.
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Dassey's convictions, including one for first-degree murder, were recently overturned by a federal judge.
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And locally, the convictions add to Christie's already-strained relationship with New Jersey's Republican Party.
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If this trial convicts them, it paves the way for such convictions in the future.
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It's also the site of radioactive waste, an alleged cover up, and some criminal convictions.
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The probation officer factored in that the defendant is youthful and has no prior convictions.
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"26,000 unreported sexual assaults in the military-only 238 convictions," he tweeted in May 2013.
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Both served four years in prison in Italy before their convictions were overturned in 2011.
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Rodriguez was placed in removal proceedings based on prior convictions for drug possession and joyriding.
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The watchdog started prosecuting market abuse cases around 2009 and has now secured 36 convictions.
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The murders of Bowman, Levy and Leach resulted in convictions and three sentences of death.
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The markets regulator has secured 32 convictions since starting to prosecute insider dealing in 2009.
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Hearings can already consider them alongside convictions, but the government plans to emphasise this power.
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Hoffa had resigned after serving prison time for jury tampering, attempted bribery and fraud convictions.
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In Italy, Mafia crimes carry longer prison sentences, with tougher conditions, than ordinary corruption convictions.
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"The reality is felony convictions have a pretty destructive effect on people's lives," she added.
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But, Smooth has long been a figure who has fiercely stayed true to his convictions.
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I think we as a company should make clear what our values and convictions are.
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Obama spokesperson Eric Schultz insisted that speaking fees will not shake the former president's convictions.
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In Virginia, one of four states to permanently disenfranchise individuals with felony convictions, Democratic Gov.
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He was initially convicted and sentenced to prison but his felony convictions were later overturned.
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While privately spiritual, she bristled at others' efforts to impose their own convictions upon her.
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Hot spots for convictions include New York, the Washington, D.C., area, Minneapolis and Los Angeles.
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DMV investigators realized that Nelson had felony convictions under both his name and Craig Pautler's.
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The Justice Department has secured convictions in around half the 90 Islamic State-linked cases.
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He was convicted twice by juries and those convictions were overturned both times on technicalities.
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It seems, however, that arrests for possession don't typically turn into convictions and prison time.
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More indictments and convictions were doled out to Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush aides.
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An estimated six million Americans are not allowed to vote because of prior felony convictions.
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In turn, jails released - or didn't take in - thousands of inmates with less serious convictions.
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Trump has not only held these convictions for decades, he is deeply passionate about them.
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For many, I'm guessing that the ultimate litmus test of their convictions will be money.
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Between 2004 and 2013 there were more than 500 public-corruption convictions in the state.
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Knox and Sollecito spent four years in prison before their convictions were overturned in 2011.
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In 2006, her attorney convinced Northwestern University's Center on Wrongful Convictions to take her case.
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Bankhead recalled that, after Washington's and Shadwick's convictions, he found the case against him baffling.
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Other jurisdictions this year, including San Francisco and Seattle, have moved to clear marijuana convictions.
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But Manafort might at least hope that the pardon will shield him from federal convictions.
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In Mr. Middleton's case, he still had a valid driver's license, despite the eight convictions.
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President Bush was a dedicated and thoughtful leader who stuck by his convictions and values.
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Two thirds of the passengers had criminal convictions, including homicide and rape, The Guardian reported.
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Lawyers in Massachusetts are preparing for new drivers to come forward to challenge their convictions.
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Convictions typically result in being sentenced to time spent in detention and a $2628 fine.
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The question now is whether these convictions will further concentrate Manafort on flipping against Trump.
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And they routinely bar applicants with criminal convictions — and often people with mere arrest records.
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For many years, New Orleans effectively kept most people with convictions out of public housing.
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ICE arrests of immigrants with no criminal convictions have increased dramatically under the Trump administration.
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The main problem is that pending cases are counted in the same way as convictions.
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The migrant influx has also put widely held convictions about European values to the test.
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The organization hopes to work nationally to clear a monumental 22019,220 marijuana convictions by 221.
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Court records show he had six previous convictions for careless driving and related traffic violations.
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In addition to violating immigration laws, half of those arrested also had prior criminal convictions.
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Now there is evidence that these override cases involve a disproportionate number of wrongful convictions.
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The Syracuse convictions are not only incredibly unjust, but an embarrassment on the world stage.
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Loopholes notwithstanding, convictions for misdemeanor domestic violence and felonies are entered into the NICS databases.
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Did Harris County have any other bad drug convictions beyond what the courts had overturned?
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The digital natives now have loud voices, magnified by the authority of their political convictions.
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" Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney: "Innocent until proven guilty is for criminal convictions, not elections.
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But Hillary has not always shown the courage of her own, or her husband's, convictions.
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Making A Murderer isn't the first film to question the convictions of a justice system.
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By one count, the area has had at least 1,642 public corruption convictions since 1976.
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Traditional Muslims, many Christians and women of no particular ethnicity or faith have similar convictions.
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The housemate, who was barred from possessing firearms because of previous convictions, was also arrested.
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In 2005, ten years after his criminal convictions, the case arrived at the Supreme Court.
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Of Bharara's 85033 convictions, 14 have been reversed or dismissed and more are under attack.
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Wrongful convictions are examples, and it often takes decades to discover and correct the mistake.
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Fournier also has at least three burglary convictions between 1979 and 1984, the paper reported.
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John Hickenlooper (D) also said that he was considering dismissing convictions for nonviolent pot offenders.
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They were convicted anyway, but the Kansas Supreme Court reversed their convictions after they appealed.
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From these questions, there have already been some charges, some convictions, and potentially new charges.
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Messaging efforts that center on a company's ethical convictions aren't a bad idea, of course.
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In California and Oregon, thousands of people can now reduce or clear past marijuana convictions.
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Indictments, convictions, and guilty pleas have been issued in rapid succession, many with national implications.
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"I'm not a person who gets desperate, and will fight for my convictions," she said.
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"Wrongful convictions are a serious and intolerable aspect of the criminal justice system," she wrote.
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Big Blue isn't alone in targeting hospitals, and there have been convictions in other cases.
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If you're a person of your convictions you shouldn't be afraid to have them challenged.
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These convictions don't seem to have been sacrificed in the interest of making salable photographs.
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In total, Thompson's Conviction Review Unit has recommended vacating 19 convictions and affirmed 38 others.
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The question has been found to have a chill effect on applicants with felony convictions.
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Wrongful convictions are made more likely by periodic anti-crime drives, or "strike hard" campaigns.
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Science was another facet for her religious convictions, and another facet, too, of her love.
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But in the end, only Lisa Murkowski of Alaska had the courage of her convictions.
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The Greek bartender and two other men were released after receiving convictions for simple assault.
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The convictions of some prominent officials - Oliver North and John Poindexter - were overturned on appeal.
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Here, I think the argument from the baker would be, These are my religious convictions.
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Under Amendment 4, people with felony convictions had been eligible to register as of January.
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It has also left roughly 20 million Americans with felony convictions on their criminal records.
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By some measures, as many as a third of all black men have felony convictions.
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Mr. Rahimi, who was convicted in October, faces a mandatory life sentence for his convictions.
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By Dr. Feinstein's reckoning, they are both driven and bolstered by their convictions and principles.
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Ms. Blatt said a ruling in favor of Mr. Murphy could affect many other convictions.
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In most of the cases, convictions were brought within two years after indictments were issued.
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"My values and my convictions about keeping the community safe," Matta told VICE News Tuesday.
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He had already been sentenced to 60 years in federal prison for child pornography convictions.
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Opponents accused him of overreach, citing a series of overturned convictions and higher-court losses.
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The Air Force said it was investigating whether other convictions had also been left unreported.
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And Florida restored voting rights to most people who have completed sentences after felony convictions.
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Prosecutors will likely point to those convictions as the basis for imposing a substantial punishment.
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He is serving his 22nd straight year behind bars, having never been released between convictions.
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It is not the case that all four cases resulted in convictions that were overturned.
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They had estimated that prosecutors would not vacate the convictions of 500 to 700 people.
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Thomas has no criminal convictions, according to a lawyer who represented him at his arraignment.
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After convictions for robbery, attempted murder and other crimes, federal authorities sought to deport him.
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The problem is that Biden simply doesn't know how to translate his convictions into persuasiveness.
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The country secured 2000 trafficking convictions last year, down 807% from 269, the report found.
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"My sworn duty as the elected district attorney is not to secure convictions," Spitzer said.
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Tom has no firm political convictions and legitimately feels at home among pretentious rich folks.
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And he has the compassion and courage of his convictions to fight for what's right.
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That ruling led prosecutors to vacate the convictions and guilty pleas of several other people.
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In the manner of Ailes himself, its convictions stem from its resentments — and shift accordingly.
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The verdict form clearly shows how the jury placed checkmarks next to Manafort's eight convictions.
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But many Americans seized on Gray's formulation to embrace Darwin without sacrificing their religious convictions.
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That evidence led to indictments in 2014 and the convictions of several figures in 2015.
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Despite the rising number of cases coming to light there have been very few convictions.
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But that reality has been downplayed, because the information clashes with Trump's long-held convictions.
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Prosecutors almost never try cases in those circumstances, deeming them too messy to win convictions.
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Her convictions, ethics and determination were driving forces behind Britain's becoming a leading world power.
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This came after several scandals, including the criminal convictions of two of his top aides.
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The reward grew to more than $230,000 for information leading to arrests and convictions. Sgt.
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The suspect had a long history of neo-Nazi activity and convictions for violent crime.
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Government officials armed with search warrants routinely collect private user messages to help win convictions.
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That stability is something she wants other people who have past convictions to experience, too.
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She had a foreclosure and two drunken-driving convictions before she was diagnosed with PTSD.
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Cuomo already has passed legislation to expunge the marijuana convictions of thousands of New Yorkers.
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Mr. Cosby's case represented one of the most high-profile convictions of the #MeToo era.
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Leaders who have both the courage of their convictions but are also committed to reform.
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Several managers and players have faced sentences for criminal convictions, but never a sitting chairman.
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They were released on bond a few years ago as the convictions began to unravel.
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Both men have appealed their convictions, which included charges of bribery, extortion and money laundering.
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"No known terrorism convictions have resulted from the program," read a joint letter, dated Dec.
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Part of the profits went to the Innocence Project, which works to reverse wrongful convictions.
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Our defensive posture stems from sober geostrategic calculations, as well as moral and religious convictions.
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These numbers relate to incidents reported to the police, rather than those resulting in convictions.
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He has already been sentenced to 60 years in federal prison for child pornography convictions.
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These disconnections occur not only from medical ignorance but also from deeply entrenched scientific convictions.
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Just 11 of those are referred for prosecution, and just seven lead to felony convictions.
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Only two states — Vermont and Maine — rightly impose no voting restriction based on past convictions.
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Legally, when defendants maintain their innocence, there are two main avenues for overturning their convictions.
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Richard had a bar mitzvah but said he had no religious convictions as a youth.
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It's because Sanders, beyond any of his peers, has consistent convictions and an authentic persona.
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Three of those trials ended in convictions reversed on appeal, and one in a mistrial.
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A Netflix series brought renewed attention to the wrongful convictions of the Central Park Five.
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But Dr. Parker and his colleagues face enormous obstacles to acting upon their moral convictions.
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Two of those people were granted citizenship despite convictions that should have made them ineligible.
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He acknowledged Hopkins had a criminal record but believed he had only two felony convictions.
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I was disappointed with the sentence, but not surprised, because he had no previous convictions.
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A court appeal, scheduled for April, has reinvigorated American efforts to have their convictions overturned.
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Right or wrong is not based on deeply held convictions but on deeply felt relationships.
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The founder of Dark Justice, who goes by Scott (not his real name) claimed that as of August 21nd, Dark Justice has caught 240 potential sexual offenders, secured 25 convictions and, of those convictions, 44 received the custodial sentence while the rest got suspended sentences.
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TechCrunch wrote that the number of wiretaps and related convictions fell sharply in 2018, while investigators ran into more problems with encryption:But the overall number of wiretaps authorized and subsequent convictions "fell sharply" in 2018, the U.S. Courts said in its annual transparency report.
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" Florida cannot prevent people with felony convictions from registering to vote if they cannot pay fines and other costs stemming from their convictions, a federal judge ruled on Friday, temporarily blocking a state law that civil rights' groups have called an unconstitutional "poll tax.
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The story also includes one top party official who said she was aware of Messer's convictions before the vote, while the deceased lawmaker's daughter said she spoke to Messer about the convictions — although she wasn't clear whether that conversation came before or after the campaign.
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Coe's crime was petty theft, but because he had several prior convictions, he was eligible for, and received, the sentence under California's draconian three-strikes rule, which mandated a sentence of 25 years to life for any convicted felon with at least three prior convictions.
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Homeless and suffering from schizophrenia, she failed to appear in court, and so received two convictions.
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In the aftermath, local prosecutors have pursued and won at least seven convictions against the protesters.
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In Bangladesh only 22 convictions were secured in 2012-17 out of 18,668 rape cases filed.
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His criminal record in six states includes convictions and arrests for robbery, theft, assault, and battery.
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Nearly half of those removals were immigrants with criminal convictions, an explicit priority of the administration.
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In the end, it's heartening that such men exist, whether or not you share his convictions.
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"I was seized by that old sense of fear," he wrote in his autobiography Pryor Convictions.
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Three quarters of the people that they removed from the country last year had criminal convictions.
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Employers can address criminal convictions that come up on background checks, especially if they're job related.
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But the difficulties of securing convictions in cases of rape or sexual abuse are well known.
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From 2009 to 2013, 50% of all immigrants removed from the country had no criminal convictions.
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He later served fifteen months for the two convictions and was released in 2014, Bossip reported.
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According to the Innocence Project, incorrectly used forensic evidence contributes to nearly half of wrongful convictions.
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It would also expunge the convictions of those who have already served time for their offenses.
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ICE has pointed to his two DUI convictions from nearly 10 years ago as the reason.
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The U.S., for instance, has its share of erroneous convictions, police brutality and dubious plea bargains.
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