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Meanings of convicted in English

Condemned.

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Usage of convicted in English
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State law dictates that convicted New Jersey officials cannot hold public office.
Reuters
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Customs said the man was convicted of similar crimes some years ago.
Radio NZ
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She was convicted for a second time last year following a retrial.
Reuters
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He faced a possible sentence of 200 years if convicted of manslaughter.
The Irish Times
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The maximum penalty if convicted on the charge is seven years' imprisonment.
Radio NZ
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If convicted of criminal charges, state law would require Kane to resign.
Reuters
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However, our public register won't provide the exact address of convicted offenders.
News.com.au
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The military has so far convicted 104 civilians in the secret tribunals.
Reuters
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The publisher had been convicted last year by a hardline press court.
The Irish Times
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The law also allowed journalists to be jailed if convicted by courts.
Reuters
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Furthermore, is the commitment to rid the police of convicted criminals serious?
The South African
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The report did not detail the crimes or sentences of those convicted.
The Irish Times
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He said tragically, hardly any perpetrators of the abuse had been convicted.
Radio NZ
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The Government can revoke the immigration status of people convicted of crimes.
The Irish Times
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The defendant was convicted after a new judge took over the case.
Reuters
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Some other crime family members were convicted of the murders in 1983.
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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