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They were found guilty and killed.
In its Judgement No. 105/07 of 27 June 2007, they were found guilty and each sentenced to a fine of CFA francs 75,000;
They were found guilty of rape.
No proof of their guilt at trial was presented,but the jury they were found guilty of a crime.
They were found guilty of humiliating the dignity of the Bulgarians.
Children are accorded the right to have the decision by which they were found guilty or any measures imposed in consequence thereof reviewed.
They were found guilty by an Islamic Revolutionary Court of murder and drug trafficking.
In its Judgement No. 148/07 of 9 October 2007, they were found guilty and sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment and a fine of CFA francs 100,000 plus costs;
They were found guilty as charged and sentenced to death on 6 July 1994.
Foreigners could be expelled from Cape Verde only if they were found guilty of a serious offence involving a sentence of imprisonment.
They were found guilty of the abduction charge and condemned to eight years of forced labour in Chad.
Between March and May 1994, they were tried together by a jury at the County Court in Melbourne.On 28 May 1994, they were found guilty as charged.
On August 17, 2012, they were found guilty and sentenced to two years in prison.
The two members of border military intelligence on trial were acquitted of war crime charges,ostensibly due to lack of evidence, though they were found guilty of criminal acts and theft.
They were found guilty of the charges by the XıZı district court, which issued a judgement to that effect.
In total, 39 people were convicted in the case of the occupation of a room in the Presidential Administration's Office(31 activists received suspended sentences,and eight received real prison terms); they were found guilty of participation in mass riots under Article 212 Part 2 of the Criminal Code.
Following their extradition, they were found guilty of various offences and sentenced to 20 and 11 years' imprisonment respectively.
The Working Group was particularly concerned at the information that on 21 August 2010, three former military officers andone civilian were executed after a summary military trial in which they were found guilty on treason and terrorism charges.
They were found guilty and sentenced to be hanged, although this was subsequently commuted to life imprisonment by President Harry Truman.
Consideration by the country's courts of six criminal cases involving 39 internal affairs officials and members of the military. They were found guilty of complicity and negligence in the performance of their duties,were sentenced to terms of deprivation of liberty and to punitive deduction of earnings, and were assigned to a disciplinary unit.
They were found guilty under the Criminal Code Article 30 Part 1 and Article 278(attempted violent seizure of power), as well as under Part 1 of Article 205.1(advocating terrorist activities).
The Committee notes the authors' claim that their right to freedom of assembly under article 21 of the Covenant was also violated as they were found guilty of having committed an administrative offence and fined and, in the case of one of the authors, detained, for violation of the established procedure for organizing or conducting a mass event.
They were found guilty, even though no evidence was produced directly linking them to the leaflets, and sentenced to six months in prison.
On 13 February 1987, the author and two co-defendants were tried before the Home Circuit Court inKingston for the murder, on 11 November 1985, of one K. W. They were found guilty as charged and sentenced to death. The author's appeal was dismissed by the Jamaican Court of Appeal on 11 July 1988; his subsequent petition for special leave to appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council was dismissed on 5 April 1990.
They were found guilty under Part 2 of Article 282.2(participating in activity of an extremist organization) and Parts 1 and 2 of Article 205.5(organizing the activities of a terrorist organization and participating in it).
The authors were jointly charged with the murder, on 8 May 1984, of one O. B. On 16 April 1986,after a trial lasting three days, they were found guilty as charged and sentenced to death in the Home Circuit Court of Kingston. The Court of Appeal of Jamaica dismissed their application for leave to appeal on 12 October 1987. On 13 December 1990, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council dismissed their petition for special leave to appeal.
They were found guilty of"forming a counter-revolutionary organization","spreading counter-revolutionary propaganda which venomously slandered the people's democratic dictatorship","passing information to the enemy", and"crossing the border illegally and spying.
According to verdict No. 81, paragraph D, they were found guilty, among other things, of"transmitting information to the United Nations", presumably a reference to the meeting the Special Representative had with them during his third visit to the country.
They were found guilty of violating article 120, paragraphs 1 and 2, as well as article 122 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Croatia for mass killings and material damage and received sentences of between 5 and 20 years in prison. Twenty-seven of the prisoners were tried in absentia, while 10 are currently in Split County Prison and two have been transferred to Lepoglava Penitentiary.
By judgement of the court they were found guilty of having committed offences under articles 168(obtaining property by deception), 189(violating the regulations on trade and provision of services), 190(performing an activity without a licence) and 228(forgery of documents, stamps, seals and forms…) of the Uzbek Criminal Code.