Examples of 'not be convicted' in a sentence
Meaning of "not be convicted"
not be convicted - This phrase implies that someone has not been found guilty of a crime or offense. It is often used in legal contexts to discuss the outcome of a trial or legal proceeding
How to use "not be convicted" in a sentence
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not be convicted
He expressed hope she would not be convicted.
The candidate must not be convicted of felony or misdemeanor.
Not be convicted of a felony or misdemeanor which involves moral deprivation.
More than likely he will not be convicted of anything.
Not be convicted of an offence related to the misuse of your permanent resident card.
They would therefore not be convicted.
You must also not be convicted of an aggravated felony.
You can break the law but not be convicted.
One person shall not be convicted on the testimony of one person.
There are multiple reasons a man might not be convicted.
She will not be convicted.
Refusing the test does not prove that you will not be convicted.
She may not be convicted.
Not be convicted for crimes or offenses nor have an outstanding warrant for arrest.
Trump would not be convicted.
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But he also makes a point of saying that Lyle will not be convicted.
Most of the politicians will not be convicted because of a number of reason.
Not be convicted of an offense relating to misuse of a Permanent Resident Card.
He might not be convicted.
Not be convicted of infamous crime, unless restored to civil rights.
Arsonists who set those fires should not be convicted of murder.
A person could not be convicted or imprisoned without clear orders from the competent authorities.
The trial counsel even assumed that Nixon would not be convicted of capital murder.
A man could not be convicted of theft unless the goods were found in his possession.
As things stand, he will not be convicted.
Must not be convicted and sentenced to imprisonment and detained by a court warrant ;.
If they are tried, they will not be convicted.
Not be convicted for any crime punishable with deprivation of liberty exceeding 1 year ; and.
He may or may not be charged, he may or may not be convicted.
Thus, the defendants could not be convicted of high treason from the outset.
And then it will go to the Senate, and he will not be convicted.
Not be convicted of a crime, affecting honour ;.
Bates is less sure, but agrees that Anna will not be convicted.
A child under 12 years of age may not be convicted or a provincial offence ( Provincial Offences Act ).
A lore arose that, in Chicago, feminine or attractive women could not be convicted.
I can kill you, I can not be convicted twice.
Young persons under the age of 12 years may not be convicted of an offense.
But you are right, m'lady, she will not be convicted.
So, according to paragraph 74, you will not be convicted for what you did.
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