Examples of using Were found guilty in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Two of the daughters were found guilty.
Those two men were found guilty Of the murders of Mary and bernadette Doyle By their peers in a court of law.
Civil, Military andsporting Belgian Authorities envolved in the responsibility of the Final Match organisation and were found guilty.
Three men were found guilty of treason.
Despite Jagger claiming that the pills allegedlyfound in his possession had been prescribed to him, both were found guilty.
So you and your 3 companions were found guilty and sent away for life to the penal colony in the Andaman Islands.
The tribunal found all of them guilty on all counts, except Rühl and Graf, who were found guilty only on count 3.
Gary Dobson, 36, and David Norris, 35, were found guilty of murder on Tuesday by a jury at the Old Bailey.
Quite a few trials have taken place within its walls,active prosecution operates there and many defendants were found guilty and sentenced to severe prison sentences.
Daniel Lugo and Adrian Doorbal were found guilty of double murder, racketeering, attempted extortion, theft, attempted murder, armed robbery, burglary.
The two men behind a free Toronto-area newspaper that promotes legalizing rape anddenies the Holocaust were found guilty on Thursday of promoting hatred against women and Jews.
Two men and one woman were found guilty at Bristol Crown Court… after police discovered marijuana with an estimated street value… of half a million pounds hidden in a barn on their family farm.
In a report Judge Chen submitted to the court,both Chinese officials were found guilty of overseeing the torture of Falun Gong practitioners.
In April 1963, at a court in Kiev where Alexander Pechersky was the chiefprosecution witness, ten former Ukrainian guards were found guilty and executed.
The evidence against them was inconclusive, but they were found guilty and sentenced to 14 years' hard labour by the Resident Magistrate.
The Rumbula killings, together with many others, formed the basis of the post-World War II Einsatzgruppentrial where a number of Einsatzgruppen commanders were found guilty of crimes against humanity.
Mr. Welding and a second former Glitnir executive were found guilty of fraud over a $70 million loan to a company that owned shares in the bank.
Most people know that the surviving leaders of the Third Reich were prosecuted at Nuremberg before an international military tribunal in 1945- 1946, and that a substantial number of them, including the head of the Luftwaffe and the‘second man in the Third Reich,' Hermann Göring, the former foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, and Hans Frank,the Nazi ruler of Poland, were found guilty and condemned to death.
Both he and the woman involved, 21-year-old Elissa Alvarez, were found guilty of lewd or lascivious exhibition in front of a child, a second-degree felony.
All twelve accused war criminals were found guilty, and sentenced to terms ranging between two and twenty-five years in a labour camp. In 1956, those who were still serving their sentence were released and repatriated to Japan.
After the trial, and deliberations which lasted from November 27, 1944 to December 2,1944 all accused were found guilty of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, and sentenced to death by hanging.
Continental Airlines and John Taylor, one of their mechanics, were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, but on 30 November 2012 a French court overturned the conviction, saying mistakes by Continental and Taylor did not make them criminally responsible.
The narrator is a victim of the Spanish Inquisition,which sentenced and tortured those who were found guilty of secretly practicing their religions, or who were found to be withholding information.
On 6 December 2010, Continental Airlines and John Taylor,a mechanic who installed the metal strip, were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, but on 30 November 2012, a French court overturned the conviction, saying mistakes by Continental and Taylor did not make them criminally responsible.
In the Malmedy massacre trial,73 members of the Waffen-SS were found guilty of summarily executing 84 American prisoners of war during the attack.