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Meanings of criminal conviction in English

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Usage of criminal conviction in English
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However, a criminal conviction would bar him from running for eight years.
Reuters
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His investigation methods have now resulted in a criminal conviction for himself.
The Guardian
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He was prohibited from owning firearms due to a prior criminal conviction.
Reuters
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Lawyers say Coscia's criminal conviction on Tuesday clarifies precisely what constitutes spoofing.
Reuters
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A criminal conviction would have been a modest response to Scott's death.
Ebony
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It did not lead to one serious criminal conviction, O'Connor said.
The Guardian
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Sáenz had been facing a possible ban from banking after a criminal conviction.
Reuters
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Mueller's investigation led to the criminal conviction of several Trump associates.
Reuters
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In turn, a confiscation order can only be made after a criminal conviction.
The South African
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Asylum seekers are prohibited legislatively from working -on pain of criminal conviction.
The Irish Times
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Austria and the Czech Republic disqualify bankers with a criminal conviction.
Reuters
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The president's commutation does not void a criminal conviction as a pardon does.
Radio NZ
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Two substantiated allegations of assault, resulting in one criminal conviction and one diversion.
Radio NZ
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If he has a criminal conviction for rape, it'll be easy to track.
The soul catcher
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U.S. authorities are also seeking a criminal conviction for the company, sources have said.
Reuters
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After she appealed, the Crown Prosecution Service abandoned the case, wiping her criminal conviction.
The Guardian
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Criminal conviction across language varieties
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Ireland
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