Примеры использования Author was convicted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The author was convicted on the basis of common design.
The retrial took place on 6 October 2002, and the author was convicted to nine years' imprisonment.
However, the author was convicted before the entry into force of this decision.
A judgement was delivered on 19 September 2008 pursuant to which the author was convicted on all counts, and sentenced to three years' imprisonment.
The author was convicted of rape and assaulting a 10-year-old boy when he was 16 years old.
Judgement was rendered on 23 November 1999, and the author was convicted and sentenced to 15 years of imprisonment.
In 1990, the author was convicted and sentenced to three and a half years imprisonment for possession and supply of drugs.
Counsel further argues that the charges on which the author was convicted arose over twelve years ago and did not involve violence.
The author was convicted for the shooting and killing of a policeman, Caswell Christian, on 27 February 1981 in the parish of St. Catherine.
The State party confirms that,on 21 April 2004, the author was convicted to 14 years of imprisonment for various economic crimes.
The author was convicted and ordered to pay fines of EUR 170 for assaulting a police officer and EUR 50 for not complying with an order to identify himself.
The author's request for legal aid was also rejected.On 22 November 2005, the author was convicted of tax evasion for fiscal year 1997.
Accordingly, the author was convicted and fined 5 million Belarussian roubles.
The State party encloses a copy of the written judgement by the Court of Appeal,from which it transpires that the author was convicted on the evidence of two eyewitnesses.
On 2 March 2003, the author was convicted to eight years' imprisonment.
On the alleged violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant, the State party gives an explanation on the possibilities of appeal in the domestic procedure,because the system was reformed a few months after the author was convicted.
In June 1991, the author was convicted of breaking and entering with intent.
Thirdly,"crimes of espionage and terrorist activities" for which the author was convicted"can by no means be justified by the right of freedom of expression.
On 7 May 1982, the author was convicted on four counts of armed robbery in the city of Nantes and sentenced to eight years' imprisonment.
The Committee notes that it appears from the submissions of both parties that, before the author was convicted, contempt of court for breach of an injunction order already constituted an offence under Australian law.
In April 1985, the author was convicted of assault causing bodily harm and aggravated assault, and sentenced, concurrently, to nine months' imprisonment and two years' probation.
In case No. 1520/2006(Mwamba v. Zambia), the author was convicted of murder and attempted murder and received a mandatory death sentence.
It follows that the author was convicted according to clearly applicable law, and that there is thus no violation of the principle of nullum crimen sine lege protected by article 15, paragraph 1.
In case No. 1467/2006(Dumont v. Canada), the author was convicted of a criminal offence by a final decision and was sentenced to a term of imprisonment of 52 months.
It notes that the author was convicted for not complying with his obligations under the civil service, which he had freely chosen.
In addition, the offence for which the author was convicted was not a"most serious crime", as required by article 6, paragraph 2, of the Covenant.
On 28 September 1989, the author was convicted of the murder of Bertram Kelly and sentenced to death in the St. James Circuit Court, Montego Bay, Jamaica.
It states that the author was convicted by the Collegium of the Supreme Court on 21 April 1997.
On 28 March 1987, the author was convicted of murder and sentenced to death in the Assizes Court of Mauritius.
On 7 March 1991, the author was convicted of murder in the Kingston Home Circuit Court and sentenced to death.