If Senate Republicans will not convict Trump on these two charges, they will not convict him on anything.
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There's a scene there where there's a cop talking to a convict or suspected convict or a criminal.
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In America, for example, incarcerating a federal convict costs eight times as much as putting the same convict on probation.
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In "The Defiant Ones," Poitier plays an escaped black convict who is handcuffed to a racist white convict (Tony Curtis).
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I also allocated the full population of the state to the "convict" column in states where both senators voted to convict.
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It doesn't take much imagination to understand that it's easier to round up, arrest, and convict poor kids than it is to convict rich kids.
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Less than a majority (45) voted to convict him on the perjury charge and exactly half (50) voted to convict him on obstruction of justice.
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So, it's possible that we would get to a majority of people voting to convict, even if that's nowhere close to the 67 you need to actually convict him.
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And then, eventually, convict leasing was eliminated because so many people, so many black people died through this convict leasing labor, terrible conditions working on the railroads and the mines.
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In the end, the jury couldn't reach a verdict; only two jurors were unwilling to convict Tensing for voluntary manslaughter, while four of the twelve refused to convict for murder.
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My Aussie/Irish convict forebears would have been proud at my still intact convict sense of justice and bonhomie for a fellow motley straggler in this thing we called life.
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Maybe. Moderate Democrats vote to convict On-the-fence Democrats -- Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona and Doug Jones of Alabama -- all voted to convict the President.
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He says you can't convict the knight for killing the banker until you convict the banker and his fellow Jews for killing a child who had died a few years before.
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I'm throwing shade on the ruling authority: the Convict Code.
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Voting to convict this president is an act of patriotism.
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Mitt Romney, who voted to convict him on one count.
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Still, Waranowitz's testimony at trial helped convict Syed, Brown noted.
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All Democratic senators voted to convict Trump on both counts.
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Ultimately, neither charge received enough votes to convict the president.
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Who wouldn't convict Cosby after a parade of similar stories?
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In both cases, the Senate failed to convict the president.
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Eleven voted to convict, while one held out for acquittal.
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It took the jury just five hours to convict her.
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That's why Cosby's jury has been unable to convict him.
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There is not enough evidence to convict him of that.
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Ann immediately recognized the escaped convict and they called 911.
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Former congressman and former convict Michael Grimm is challenging Rep.
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It would take 67 votes to convict on any charge.
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It took a jury about 20 minutes to convict him.
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You can't convict somebody that doesn't feel guilty about anything.
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It could stop a convict from gaining parole or probation.
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It is true that the Senate will never convict Trump.
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I think the Senate has grounds to convict the president.
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Can they resist doing so and vote not to convict?
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Mitt Romney from Utah, who voted to convict the president.
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The decision to convict was no less wrenching for Sen.
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No Republicans have yet indicated they will vote to convict.
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The federal government has not executed a convict since 2003.
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We knew that there were not enough votes to convict.
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The Senate is unlikely to vote to convict the president.
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That enough to convict him will do so is inconceivable.
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He doubted any GOP senators would vote to convict Trump.
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Arya's wolf, Nymeria, mauls Joffrey (no jury would convict her).
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"If convict Sam Rainsy dares to enter Cambodia, there may be a third party shooting to kill convict Sam Rainsy and put the blame on the royal government of Cambodia," Sok Eysan told Reuters.
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Again, there is no one-to-one association; predominantly black juries convict black defendants and acquit white defendants all the time, and predominantly white juries acquit black defendants and convict white defendants as well.
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Related: Floridians Hack Google to Display Poetry by Inmates in Miami A Popup LA Art Space is Exclusively Showing Works by Convict and Ex-Convict Artists This Is What Art Made by Prisoners Looks Like
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Why do prosecutors feel they have enough evidence to convict him?
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In [New York], we cannot convict anyone on an admission alone.
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Someone's claiming this escaped convict is alive again and giving orders.
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The authors find that juries were particularly reluctant to convict women.
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Forty-eight senators voted to convict the president on that count.
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But the prosecutors did not give us enough evidence to convict.
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It ended in a mistrial after one juror declined to convict.
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Republican Senator Mitt Romney joined the Democrats in voting to convict.
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Others, however, said there wasn't enough evidence to convict the officers.
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Michael Poyker, "Economic consequences of the U.S. convict labour system" (2018).
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The law has been used to convict more than 1,000 people.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia also voted to convict the president.
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The convict cannot then 'complain' of the choice he has made.
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AI is also being used to determine which prisons a convict
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Only three of the 12 jurors voted to convict the officers.
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The government then used that information at trial to convict him.
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I'll be always a convict, no matter how successful I am.
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But as it stands now, the Senate would never convict him.
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Juries in felony cases must agree unanimously in order to convict.
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No Republican senators have said they will vote to convict Trump.
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Both announced that they will not vote to convict Trump, however.
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They could vote to convict too, and it still wouldn't matter.
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Who will make the case to convict or acquit the President?
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The Senate can then convict and remove the official from office.
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This also makes it harder for prosecutors to convict drug traffickers.
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The Senate will not convict him, so he'll remain in office.
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The jury ultimately did not convict Mr. Weinstein on those counts.
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Who would do impartial justice as their oath required and convict.
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Mitt Romney, who voted to convict Trump on abuse of power.
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Politico: Why Democrats say they might not vote to convict Trump.
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"I would be prepared to vote to convict him," said Sen.
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Thirty-five percent said that the Senate should not convict Trump.
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Will there be enough votes in the Senate to convict him?
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The forensic information helped convict the owner, who went to jail.
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Bugliosi needed the Helter Skelter motive to convict Manson of conspiracy.
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Bugliosi needed the Helter Skelter motive to convict Manson of conspiracy.
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The actual threshold to convict is 2/3 of senators present.
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"What's the big deal," intoned a younger convict everyone calls Bugbear.
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Related: A Popup LA Art Space Is Exclusively Showing Works by Convict and Ex-Convict Artists Why Portland Needs All-Women Art Spaces | #50StatesofArt 40 Artists Address the Female Gaze in 'Girl on Girl' Photo Book
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Related: Music in Prisons, Homeless Shelters, and Refugee Camps Could Change the World A Popup LA Art Space is Exclusively Showing Works by Convict and Ex-Convict Artists How Paradise Went from Prison-Style to Professional Ink
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They worried that black jurors would dilute white power and white supremacist policies in the state — including plans to supplant the loss of slave labor with black convict labor through black codes, convict leasing, and chain gangs.
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"I convict all of the accused," he said, according to The Guardian.
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On obstruction, 53 senators voted to acquit and 47 voted to convict.
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No one expects the GOP-led Senate to vote to convict Trump.
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Every Senate Democrat and independent voted to convict Trump on both charges.
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Republican senators will never vote to convict in the face of that.
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The prosecutor's duty is not merely to convict, but to seek justice.
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He is also taking a swing at those who helped convict them.
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Convict workers from the losing Republican side were employed in its construction.
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The top court would have 180 days to convict or acquit Temer.
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Crunching the data, convict labour hit free workers with a double whammy.
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We don't have a justice system with the courage to convict everyone,
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Romney said he would not vote to convict Trump of obstructing Congress.
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The mathematics of recidivism are gloomily compelling for the would-be convict.
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But domestic rights group Licadho said there was insufficient evidence to convict.
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And, of course, the Republican-dominated Senate will never vote to convict.
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If they fail, I don't see how the court can convict him.
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Additionally, it could complicate the job of prosecutors trying to convict defendants.
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No jury would convict a man and destroy his life over that.
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Mr. Pavlensky had asked the court to convict him as a terrorist.
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With no evidence to convict them, neither was ever charged, Thomas says.
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The ruling said that evidence against Bibi was insufficient to convict her.
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"Trump knows the G.O.P. Senate will never convict him," Mr. Gingrich said.
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The Senate isn't likely to convict, but let Republicans own this fiasco.
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Findings produced by our lab exonerate the innocent and convict the guilty.
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The job of justifying the GOP's refusal to convict fell to Sen.
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Many viewed the accounts as key to the jury's decision to convict.
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The Senate opted to expel him rather than convict him at trial.
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Ultimately, however, a jury did not find Sciorra's testimony sufficient to convict.
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Some Democrats have also already said that they would vote to convict.
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A chaplain tells him he won't get admitted as an ex-convict.
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Romney voted to convict on the first charge but not the second.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, voted to convict Trump in his impeachment trial.
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As currently constituted, the Senate is unlikely to vote to convict Trump.
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It will, however, convict Senate Republicans of betraying their own constitutional duty.
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"Trials, at best, convict the guilty and exonerate the innocent," he said.
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The Republican-led Senate is unlikely to vote to convict the president.
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After the trial, the Senate votes on whether to "convict" the president.
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"The Senate will never convict President Trump," his longtime No. 2, Sen.
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Read next: What does it take to convict a cop who kills?
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Not content to give up, and hoping to question the very idea of whether legal is actually good, Think Tank is currently staging an exhibition titled Legal Goods, which features only artworks created by convict and ex-convict artists.
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D'Shean Kennedy was one of ten jurors who voted to convict Kia Stewart.
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While the House did impeach the president, the Senate voted not to convict.
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He says he&aposs innocent and challenges DNA evidence used to convict him.
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Right: "In the convict camp in Greene County, Georgia," Jack Delano, May 1941.
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As a convict she began her transition from a male to a female.
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That finding alone is not sufficient to convict the president and remove him.
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The tatted-up convict who blows up bank safes is a scientific savant.
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On obstruction, 22020 senators voted to acquit and 47 voted to convict. Sen.
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Trump is expected to be acquitted, since 67 votes are needed to convict.
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Those expecting him to organize a coalition to convict Trump will be disappointed.
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"She called me a convict!" de Lesseps cries, referencing one of her castmates.
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If I were a member of the jury, I'd unhesitatingly vote to convict.
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They're split on whether it matters that the Republican Senate wouldn't convict Trump.
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Police had raised doubts about the evidence used to convict Coley in 1980.
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Our courts are formidably equipped to indict, arrange, try, convict and imprison terrorists.
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What better move than to rehab a Black convict with a PR chip?
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"If they can convict them on words and thoughts, it's over," he said.
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Nevertheless, Democrats remain rabid to convict without regard to cause, evidence or culpability.
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In order for a jury to convict Manafort, Laporta's credibility must hold up.
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So you'd really need to get to 67 senators in order to convict.
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The popular perception is that the country's courts fail to convict enough people.
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But none of that was apparently enough to convince a jury to convict.
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His work has been used as evidence to indict and convict war criminals.
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Jurors also did not convict him on two counts of predatory sexual assault.
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He believes the program is working because DNA helps convict repeat offenders faster.
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Never mind jurors (who would acquit Mr. King but convict his longtime secretary).
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A vote to convict on even one article means the official is ousted.
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It is now not unthinkable that some or many will vote to convict.
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Sixty-seven senators must vote to convict Trump to remove him from office.
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"The general approach is really to try to convict these people," he added.
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Sixty-seven votes are required to convict and remove a president from office.
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Republicans are seen as highly unlikely to convict the leader of their party.
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Such a legal standard was too low to convict him, the court ruled.
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Kenneth Glasgow, a black ex-convict and longtime advocate for criminal justice reform.
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The House impeaches; the Senate holds a trial to decide whether to convict.
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The senate needs 67 "yes" votes to convict the president of impeachable offenses.
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What if Trump is impeached and the Senate, as expected, does not convict?
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There's the heiress Kate Rumpler and Teal, Kate's anticapitalist, ex-convict ex-girlfriend.
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A two-thirds majority is required in the Senate to convict and remove.
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The House could then impeach Trump, knowing the Senate might act to convict.
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There's not enough evidence to convict anybody, so we're in the dark, basically.
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For now, it seems unlikely the Senate will enter a judgment to convict.
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When the jurors voted to convict Mr. Lewis, it was after 9 p.m.
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"I still cannot without a reasonable doubt convict the defendant," the male juror wrote.
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And the FBI brought in a convicted convict from Russia to do this, why?
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Romney did not vote to convict Trump on the other article, obstruction of Congress.
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Once death was off the table, however, jurors could convict with a clearer conscience.
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Romney voted to convict Trump on abuse of power but not obstruction of Congress.
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Mitt Romney of Utah — the lone Republican to vote to convict President Donald Trump.
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He made history later that week when he voted to convict President Donald Trump.
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And he will make the vote to convict Trump of abuse of power bipartisan.
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He did not vote to convict on the second article of obstruction of Congress.
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I'm also known as the convict fish because of my black and white stripes.
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Law enforcement is about gathering evidence to take someone to trial, and convict them.
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Romney voted to convict on the first article and to acquit on the second.
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The courts are designed — if you don't have money — to convict you of something.
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As the trial unfolds, don't expect an American jury to convict three white officers.
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Prior to that case, British police had unsuccessfully tried to convict him 10 times.
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But that could mean he has little to lose by voting to convict Trump.
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That's a good reason for her not to vote to convict Trump on Wednesday.
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In cases such as those, the societal pressure to convict is at its highest.
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Getting paid $1 an hour, the "convict crew" is comprised of those who volunteer.
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In "The Convict," Prison Mike memorably explains the worst thing about prison... the dementors.
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Fassbender plays a violent convict who discovers he's related to a ruthless fifteenth-century
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Admittedly, this gave her a strong financial incentive to help convict him of murder.
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But even if the House impeaches, there is no chance the Senate will convict.
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There's also no guarantee that all 222 Democratic senators would vote to convict Trump.
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It took jurors about four hours to convict Davila at his trial in 2009.
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The United States Senate is not going to convict Donald Trump in a trial.
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It had taken eight years to convict him -- and even longer to find him.
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" But will the Journal editorial page say, "Well, we should impeach but not convict.
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Jurors more often opt to convict in cases with defendants with serious mental illnesses.
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He traversed the country's legal and political systems as a convict, critic, and activist.
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If Congress votes to impeach and convict, it is ending, not hampering, a presidency.
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But, she maintained, jurors should not convict him of attempting to use that bomb.
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"And he's going to make sure that it's 10 times harder to convict him."
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The Senate refused to convict in both cases, and both men remained in office.
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The ruling narrowed the grounds on which prosecutors can convict politicians of selling favors.
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This has become a staple of the progressive playbook — convict first, ask questions later.
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A final vote on whether to convict or acquit Trump is scheduled for Wednesday.
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It would take 67 senators to convict Trump if the House votes to impeach.
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They expressed frustration over a legal system that fails to prosecute or convict officers.
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The vote on article one, perjury, was 45 to convict versus 55 to acquit.
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A two-thirds majority is required to convict and remove a president from office.
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Not to convict would be a major blow to Israel's political and legal system.
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Walton, 43, was arrested on suspicion of carrying a gun as a former convict.
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Mitt Romney, a Utah Republican, who announced he would vote to convict the President.
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Romney, the one Republican who voted to convict, has been shunned by Trump's allies.
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The Senate then may convict, but only by a vote of two-thirds majority.
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The timing of a final vote on whether to convict or acquit was unclear.
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"Voting to convict this president is an act of patriotism," Warren tweeted at Romney.
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The icing on the cake is that a partisan Republican Senate will not convict.
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The Senate would never convict him, they said, so why not have another drink?
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" -- Max Boot: "Even if the Senate won't convict, impeachment will still punish and deter.
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So far not one Republican senator has signaled they will vote to convict Trump.
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So, there probably aren't enough senators to convict Trump as the evidence stands now.
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It is the Senate that will vote on whether to convict and remove Trump.
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Then what: It would then take 67 votes in the Senate to convict him.
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But convincing a jury to convict two police officers would be a long shot.
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Sixty-seven votes are needed to convict a president on an article of impeachment.
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The Constitution requires 67 votes to convict the President and remove him from office.
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You get another form of slavery: convict leasing, Jim Crow, segregation in the South.
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Even if Ahok (pictured) were to win in April, the courts could yet convict him.
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A two-thirds vote is needed to convict a president and remove him from office.
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He was the only Republican senator who voted to convict the president, citing his religion.
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"No one is above the law," she added, urging the jurors to convict Van Dyke.
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Romney, the GOP's 2012 nominee for president, voted to convict Trump on abuse of power.
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On the first article, 2628 senators voted to acquit and 28503 senators voted to convict.
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Roberts read the final tally, with 85033 voting to convict and 52 voting to acquit.
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The president's opponents need two-thirds of the Senate, or 54 votes, to convict her.
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Countless convict shoes and guard boots have worn paths into the concrete cell house floor.
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Instead, they hold a trial and attempt to convict him in a more lawful fashion.
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A jury at London's Old Bailey took 90 minutes to convict Mair of murdering Cox.
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"When it's a Gotti case, the name alone is enough to convict you," Lichtman said.
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The shooter was an ex-convict named Kyi Lin, jailed previously for stealing religious artefacts.
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The Danes have used these enrollment forms to convict a number of foreign terrorist fighters.
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We don't convict people because they have a lot of money and throw it around.
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Her opponents are confident they have more than the 43 votes needed to convict her.
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It's also the first time that the entire opposing party voted to convict the president.
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"When a jury deliberates that long and hard, it often does not convict," Tobias said.
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A convict on the loose keeps Mickey near Gus for the remainder of the episode.
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"Abstract beliefs alone," he said, "are not enough to convict someone of a capital offense."
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The now-famous convict is asking the Wisconsin Court of Appeals to declare a mistrial.
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Juries don't like to convict celebrities unless there is overwhelming evidence that they are guilty.
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Will two-thirds of the Senate convict and remove President Trump on this basis alone?
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It's much easier to deport someone than it is to convict him of a crime.
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Conservative Louisiana repealed its Jim Crow era law allowing jurors to convict without being unanimous.
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That will decrease the incentive to ticket, cite and convict in order to collect revenue.
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All of the video evidence in the world won't convict a person of wrong doing.
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Prosecutors relied solely on witness statements to convict eight young men of first-degree murder.
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The time for prudential judgments — the Republican-controlled Senate will never convict, so why bother?
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"If they want to indict me and convict me, fine," he said at the time.
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He had a job interview and was filled with gumption, despite his ex-convict status.
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But they failed to convict the bosses: the head coaches, athletic directors, boosters, university presidents.
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The businessman-former convict who prevailed before the court had been duly convicted and jailed.
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He has vowed to appoint a special prosecutor to indict, try, and convict his opponent.
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What sense does it make for the House to impeach if the Senate won't convict?
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A formal vote on whether to convict or acquit Trump is set for 4 p.m.
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Newman, that effectively raised the bar for evidence needed to convict someone for insider trading.
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Theo Rossi plays his ex-convict brother; Eva Longoria and Melissa Benoist ("Supergirl") also star.
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Immediately, his death prompted widespread calls for Mexican authorities to find and convict the killers.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, knows the Senate is unlikely to convict President Trump.
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It has long been expected that the Republican-led Senate would not convict Mr. Trump.
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With the evidence now available, it's extremely unlikely that an ordinary prosecutor could convict Trump.
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Mr. Weinberg wouldn't even be the only convict who obtained keys to that particular unit.
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Senate Republicans are preparing to acquit President Donald Trump — and convict the American political system.
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Then he went and attacked Mitt Romney, a devout Mormon who voted to convict him.
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Suffolk County police investigators extracted a confession from Tankleff that was used to convict him.
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But the Senate, which is controlled by Trump's fellow Republicans, remains unlikely to convict him.
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To convict, prosecutors must prove that the violation was knowing and willful, not merely inadvertent.
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These fish floated above a school of convict blennies, a type of tiny goby fish.
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When hundreds of thousands of black men were sold to US companies via convict leasing?
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The Senate needs a supermajority — two-thirds — to convict Trump and remove him from office.
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The jury had voted to convict Acevedo, and he was serving twenty years to life.
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In 2017, jurors decided to convict Martin Shkreli, the pharmaceutical executive notorious for price gouging.
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No Senate Republicans have indicated they may vote to convict the leader of their party.
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Additionally, juries are more likely to convict criminals of minority races such as African-Americans or Hispanics, or convict those with subpar legal representation as a result of economic disadvantage — an extremely subjective, non-standardized component of a process quite literally determining life or death.
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"The Senate should convict and remove President Trump to avoid serious and long term damage to our democratic values and the nation's security," the lawmakers said, for the first time formally calling for the Senate to convict the president and remove him from office.
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To convict on a murder charge, the government must prove the charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
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That was enough to convict her, despite a lack of physical evidence to back it up.
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That accusation would then move to the Senate, which would decide whether to convict the official.
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"I don't know what jury you could get to convict somebody in that situation," Fresco added.
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His hometown paper applauded his vote to convict Trump on one of the articles of impeachment.
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Despite declared political will, Bulgaria is yet to convict a high-level official on corruption charges.
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It was also the first time that the entire opposing party voted to convict the president.
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"You can't rely on that kind of evidence to convict a man of murder," he said.
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The riot was led by a convict sentenced to death on terrorism-related charges, it added.
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Arroyo said those dueling accounts bolstered jurors&apos decision to convict Kepler on the lesser charge.
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It was also the first time that the entire opposing party voted to convict the president.
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Mitt Romney, her uncle, announced he would vote to convict him in the Senate impeachment trial.
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Further releases of American documents could help convict perpetrators of crimes in Chile and El Salvador.
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If there was enough evidence to convict, the verdict would stick -- years or even decades later.
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For these reasons, I felt compelled to vote to convict and remove the President from office.
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The defense then turned to the issue of unreliable cell phone data used to convict Syed.
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The military also has yet to formally charge the SEALs, let alone convict them of anything.
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Trump said the "stigma" of being an ex-convict hurts prisoners looking to return to society.
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Prosecutors are asking the court to convict him and make him serve at least six months.
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In 1992, Fernando Collor de Mello resigned before the Senate could convict him on corruption charges.
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Her opponents need two-thirds of the 81-member Senate, or 54 votes, to convict her.
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The number of cases ultimately taken up by the DOJ to convict has also significantly decreased.
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It would also affect the judgment of juries about whether to convict if charges are filed.
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A paroled convict suspected in a deadly stabbing at an Oakland train station has been arrested.
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And yet a man is dead, and the jury couldn't convict the person who killed him.
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And yet, a South Carolina jury looked at that video and decided it couldn't convict Slager.
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In July, the commission found that the blood-spatter analysis used to convict Bryan was erroneous.
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Because of a single holdout, the jury failed to convict Mr. Manafort on 10 other charges.
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He is almost certain to be found guilty, as Chinese courts convict nearly everyone prosecutors accuse.
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"I still think the documents and other testimony should be enough to convict him," McQuade said.
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Clem and the producer were acquitted after a jury found there wasn't enough evidence to convict.
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At the end, senators had to vote on whether to convict or acquit on particular articles.
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Bret: Impeachment will not end Donald Trump's presidency, since the Senate will never vote to convict.
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Hours after his arrest, several other women contacted the bureau with complaints against the former convict.
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It's unlikely, however, that the Democrats will have the numbers in the Senate to convict him.
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It is hard to imagine 19 Republican Senators voting to convict Mr. Trump for obstructing justice.
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Pip saw this steeple under his feet when the convict tilted him backwards on the gravestone.
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Mr. Parrish, a former convict from Detroit, was the only black person working at the site.
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On Wednesday, the Senate will vote on whether to convict Trump and remove him from office.
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It didn't take long for Meek to respond by roping Nicki's convict brother into the mudslinging.
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Mitt Romney just voted to convict the president on one article of impeachment: abuse of power.
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"I think there will be a couple who may vote not to convict Trump," said Sen.
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And, if the Senate does hold a trial, the likelihood that it will convict is small.
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In both cases, though the deliberations were secret, the vote on whether to convict was public.
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If the Senate votes to convict Trump, does it automatically disqualify him from holding public office?
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Senators then meet in closed session and vote on whether to convict and remove from office.
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The actor rose to fame after playing an ex-convict in the 1987 film Raising Arizona.
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It'll hear evidence, and if two-thirds vote to convict, the president is out the door.
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See how each senator will vote on whether to convict and remove President Trump from office.
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But then came one loud bang: Mitt Romney's announcement that he would vote to convict Trump.
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McConnell and other Republicans have boasted that they will not be impartial and will not convict.
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What's more, they also show a growing level of support for the Senate to convict him.
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But they need five times that many to actually convict Trump and remove him from office.
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He said that militants target judges because government courts often convict and sentence captured Taliban members.
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To boot, Trump would be acquitted unless 20 Republican senators vote to convict, which appears unlikely.
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A two-thirds vote would be needed to convict the president in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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"This does not mean others cannot be considered if the Senate does not convict," said Rep.
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A two-thirds majority vote is required in the Senate to convict and remove a president.
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"It doesn't make any sense to either impeach the president or convict the president," said Sen.
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The upper chamber holds the power to convict and remove or acquit the president of wrongdoing.
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The older man is a former convict applying for citizenship, the younger one a government official.
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To convict and then remove the justice or judge, the Senate requires a two-thirds majority.
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To make his points, Alito repeatedly invoked Roberts' statements against the convict from the 2017 dispute.
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"The duty of a prosecutor is to seek justice, not just to convict," Ms. Malik said.
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Mitt Romney, the lone Republican senator to vote to convict him on one article of impeachment.
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Another went to a recently released convict who could not afford a tree for her children.
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A trial would require a two-thirds majority — 67 senators — to convict and remove the president.
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I cannot believe they would vote to impeach and convict a sitting president for perjuring himself and they would not vote to convict a president, and remove a president, who clearly wanted to use a foreign government for his own personal benefit to impede our very democracy.
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If Mueller finds enough evidence, he could try to indict and convict anyone in the Trump campaign.
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That result can be explained in part by the fact that juries rarely convict police officers, period.
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We need a justice system that can also convict a George Zimmerman or a rogue police officer.
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It takes a two-thirds Senate majority to convict an impeached president and remove him from office.
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Faid, a serial robber and murder convict, hasn&apost been seen since leaving the prison near Paris.
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"In this market, you don't convict—you give the defendant the benefit of the doubt," Cramer said.
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This goes on and on, a rape convict of MS-13, female MS-13 apprehended last month.
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After all, Republicans control the Senate, which can convict on impeachment only with a two-thirds vote.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, voted to convict Trump of abuse of power in his Senate impeachment trial.
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Romney voted to convict Trump on the charge of abuse of power, as did all Democratic senators.
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"It requires a great deal of persistence and determination to convict a police officer," Mr. Colbert said.
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The GOP holds a 53-47 majority in the Senate; It would take 67 votes convict Trump.
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They made sure to not only convict and remove the judge, but to disqualify him as well.
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The House saw fit to impeach him; the Senate could not muster the support to convict him.
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It's even less likely that Senate Republicans would want to convict him or even hold another trial.
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If 54 Senators vote to convict her at the impeachment trial, she will be out of office.
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Shauna is more than just an ex-convict for Randall Pearson (Sterling K. Brown) to yell at.
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The informant, whose name is protected by the courts, claims her actions helped convict nearly 19703 criminals.
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Put simply, the people involved in this trial clocked out early, content to convict the nearest guy.
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Grant Is it just us or does Grant kind of look like that "Hot Convict" Jeremy Meeks?
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Del Ponte is no stranger to prosecuting complicated war cases — she helped convict Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic.
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HOUSTON – Before every Texas execution, Michael Graczyk has asked to talk to the convict scheduled to die.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah), who voted to convict the president on a charge of abuse of power.
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A Senate vote to convict President Donald Trump in his impeachment trial is now a mathematical impossibility.
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Polish authorities have arrested a 27-year-old former convict named Stefan in connection with the murder.
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Zschaepe's lawyers have urged the court to convict her of the lesser charges of arson and robbery.
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With all this material evidence, it is enough for our legal system to convict somebody for fraud.
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"Juries don't like to convict celebrities unless there is overwhelming evidence that they are guilty," Pate wrote.
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Four years later, the Supreme Court upheld the death sentence for another Georgia convict in Gregg v.
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"Death recorded" means that a convict was pardoned for his crimes rather than given the death sentence.
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A two-thirds vote of the senators is needed to convict and remove a president from office.
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I wanted to know something pretty simple: Are the breath tests used to convict drunken drivers accurate?
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It begins in 1999, with faint traditional music and a convict (Colin Lane) who recalls his upbringing.
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But where the law may not convict Barr, common sense certainly does: He deceived and misled Congress.
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It was not merely that there wasn't enough evidence to convict; there was no evidence at all.
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We spend far more time trying to convict one another than we do developing our own convictions.
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We do not convict people, regardless of highly partisan political opinions, on the basis of unproven charges.
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Chinese courts almost invariably convict, and the suspects have not been allowed to publicly answer the charges.
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He approved the impeachment of President Bill Clinton but thought the Senate was right not to convict.
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"Today Curtis Ray Watson went from being an escaped convict to being a criminal defendant," said Davidson.
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Nearly 29,000 of the invalidated tests in Massachusetts were already used to convict drivers, state records show.
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"It's frightening how easy it is to convict an innocent person in this country," Ms. Saifee said.
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At her trial, the government tried to convict her of "aiding the enemy," which could have been
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He thinks a targets-driven culture forces police to focus on crimes that are easier to convict.
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Both times, the House approved formal charges, only to have the Senate fail to convict and remove.
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"You cannot convict an innocent man on the basis of that man's word," Mazurek said of Rechnitz.
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Two-thirds of the Senate would have to vote to convict Trump to remove him from office.
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It's hard to imagine a clumsier setup than the one Myanmar used to convict two Reuters reporters.
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But inside the jury deliberation room, the main debate was not about whether to acquit or convict.
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Mr. Costello's flash drive would not only free his cousin, but eventually convict the detective of perjury.
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The only charge the Boston jury did convict Hernandez of today was illegal possession of a firearm.
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Mississippi wouldn't allow quack science to convict the wrong people if white citizens primarily bore the burden.
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Mr. Schwerner's widow, Rita Bender, was dismayed that the jury did not convict Mr. Killen of murder.
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One section of immigration law makes it possible to criminally convict anyone who crosses the border illegally.
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The court upheld the blasphemy law, but said there was not enough evidence to convict Ms. Bibi.
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We try not to take pleas, we try not to convict anybody on prostitution charges, et cetera.
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Bodies of sugar cane workers recently discovered in Texas reveal gruesome details about the convict leasing system.
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The framers of our Constitution did not seek to make it easy to convict Americans of crimes.
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The Tennessee convict whose plight became a cause célèbre is due to restart her life. Then-Gov.
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Karloff appears as an escaped convict foolish enough to allow Lugosi's character to surgically rearrange his features.
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Mass protests across Spain also followed the earlier court decision not to convict the men of rape.
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Joe Manchin calls for the Senate to censure Trump in lieu of voting to convict of acquit
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But that's a far cry from crossing party lines to ultimately cast a final vote to convict.
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You know, they need 20 Republican votes to convict in the Senate and they don't have one.
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McConnell has said publicly that he would be surprised if there are 67 votes to convict Trump.
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And a recent Associated Press investigation called into question the evidence that was used to convict him.
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If I had been a senator, I would have voted to convict and remove him from office.
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Nine jurors wanted to convict James Worley, a church pastor accused of sexually abusing a young relative.
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Mitt Romney was the only member of his party to join Democrats in voting to convict Trump.
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" He said that he had to convict since impeachment was "the only check on such presidential wrongdoing.
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He will be the lone Republican senator to vote to convict Trump on either article of impeachment.
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He knew what voting to convict Trump would mean -- for him, his family and his political future.
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On that final vote, 67 votes would be needed to convict Trump and remove him from office.
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Any articles of impeachment approved by two-thirds of the Senate would serve to convict the accused.
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A two-thirds vote, however, would be needed to convict the president in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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The Senate may not convict Trump, but he faces big trouble in the court of public opinion.
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It would take two-thirds of the Senate to convict Mr. Trump and remove him from office.
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And even though the payments undoubtedly protected Edwards' political career as well, the jury refused to convict.
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Trenga, a George W. Bush appointee, determined that prosecutors did not present sufficient evidence to convict Rafiekian.
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That proceeding ended in 2015 after 18 days of deliberations when a lone juror declined to convict.
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In order to remove Kavanaugh, two-thirds of the Senate would have to vote to convict him.
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The Senate has never voted to convict and remove a US president from office in American history.
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When you pick a jury, there are probably already people who will never convict a police officer.
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That's hardly evidence to convict: Who wouldn't be traumatized by discovering his parents murdered (except maybe Lyle)?
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Sixty-seven votes would be needed to convict Trump, all but guaranteeing he will ultimately be acquitted.
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" On whether she believes any Senate Republicans would vote to convict Trump, Warren answered: "I don't know.
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In a stunning break with his own party, the Utah Republican voted to convict the President on the abuse of power charge brought by the House in the impeachment trial, making him the only Republican senator to vote to convict on one of the two articles of impeachment.
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Nationally, the trials are being watched as a barometer of whether it is possible to convict police officers.
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The jurors must find that Shkreli acted with fraudulent intent to convict him of any of the charges.
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The paper suggests that when capital punishment was an option, juries were often reluctant to convict at all.
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Pelosi on Romney's vote to convict the president: "God bless him for his courage," she said. http://bit.
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During Creato's original trial, 10 jurors voted to convict, while two jurors believed there was reasonable doubt, Philly.
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And so questions have lingered over the evidence used to convict McCullough -- and whether it was strong enough.
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What's more, given that he's a notorious serial killer, people really wouldn't convict you if you killed him.
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In a speech on the Senate floor, Romney said his decision to convict Trump was a hard one.
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And so doubt has lingered over the evidence used to convict McCullough -- and whether it was strong enough.
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.), who had been considered a swing vote on whether to convict or acquit. Rep.
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The final vote on whether to convict Trump, which is expected to fail, is scheduled for Wednesday. Sen.
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"We did our first vote and it came out half to acquit, half to convict," said the juror.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, the only Republican to vote to convict Trump on the abuse of power charge.
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I don't think that our jury deliberately said, 'Let's convict this person because he's a person of color.
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A judge later would convict Carter of involuntary manslaughter; she currently is serving a 15-month prison sentence.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah), who voted Wednesday to convict the president on a charge of abuse of power.
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"The government's going to stand up and give you 100 million reasons to convict Mr. Shkreli," he said.
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"There was physical evidence and his own words that would convict him," the source close to him says.
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His comic book father, Jefferson, is a reformed ex-convict and his uncle, Aaron, is a career criminal.
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She is later targeted by an ex-convict bent on revenge after she falsely accused him of rape.
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Senators voted 61-20 to convict Rousseff for illegally using money from state banks to boost public spending.
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To convict Assange of conspiring with Manning, the government will need to prove that's exactly what he did.
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They plan to work more closely to convict slavemasters and human traffickers, said Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
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When he excavates "Heart of Gold," it's one of those moments that could make a hardened convict cry.
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Romney is now the only the Republican considering whether to convict the president of the two impeachment articles.
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But if the Brazilian Senate votes to convict Rousseff later this month, Temer would be president through 2018.
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An important point here is that this system of convict leasing was actually more deadly than slavery was.
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"This court concludes that there is evidence that a court acting reasonably can convict," said Magistrate Tebogo Thupaatlase.
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"He was a nasty prisoner," retired Los Angeles County prosecutor Stephen Kay, who helped convict Manson, tells PEOPLE.
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The 14-year-old son of a convict and addict, he's trying to get right with the Lord.
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What would you tell senators to convince them not to convict Trump on the House's articles of impeachment?
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That didn't necessarily mean a jury wouldn't convict Greitens — especially if the woman's testimony to jurors was convincing.
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So they now convict Roger Stone of lying and want to jail him for many years to come.
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Polish authorities have arrested a 27-year-old former convict, named only as Stefan W., over the killing.
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The Constitution requires a two-thirds vote from the Senate to convict and ultimately remove Trump from office.
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Perhaps they simply accepted that the field test, with its promise of scientific inevitability, would eventually convict her.
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In an average year, immigration authorities prosecute and convict only a few hundred people for hiring unauthorized workers.
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He said a colleague corrected his comments Tuesday that a jury would convict bin Salman in 30 minutes.
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Trailing his two rivals Tuesday night, ex-convict Don Blankenship conceded in the West Virginia Republican Senate primary.
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Convict No. 9653 refused to ask for a pardon, even as he grew sicker, and leaner, and weaker.
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Ray, who was already an escaped convict when he shot King, spent two months on the run afterward.
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"Perhaps if they can't convict him (of child pornography) they need to declare him insane," the lawyer said.
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In themselves, abolition images do not convict cops or end the war on Black people, to be sure.
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It ends up being a speculation that there are particular cases on which [jurors and judges] won't convict.
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But it is rare that police officers are brought to trial, and even more so to convict them.
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A jury in August took just over four hours to convict Kane on all nine counts against her.
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U.S. That decision requires prosecutors to prove that immunized testimony is not being using to convict the defendant.
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The court was clearly not independent or impartial – how could a fair-minded judge convict on this evidence?
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Finding enough Republicans to vote to impeach, much less convict in the Senate, is not going to happen.
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Particularly without video of the shooting, it's just not clear if a jury will be convinced to convict.
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To convict a defendant of any crime, the jury must be convinced of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Luther, an ex-convict, was shot during the exchange of fire and was pronounced dead at a hospital.
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The House of Representatives impeached him, but the Senate declined to convict, and Mr. Clinton stayed in office.
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If a sentence is given, we should do all we can to ensure that the convict experiences it.
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That data from Detroit resident Timothy Ivory Carpenter's cellphone helped convict him for a series of armed robberies.
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In this week's case in Dallas, 12 jurors, two of whom were black women, decided unanimously to convict.
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Mitt Romney for "sanctimoniously" declaring that his oath before God compelled his Senate trial vote to convict Trump.
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Doug Jones (D-AL), who voted to convict the president despite being from a deep-red state; Sen.
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To actually remove Trump from office, at least 20 Republican senators would have to vote to convict him.
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Logic tells us that politically, they'll want to vote to convict, with the probable exception of Mr. Tillis.
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Everyone knows that two-thirds of the Senate must vote to convict to result in removal from office.
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A godawful rape and murder put a young Irish convict on a revenge odyssey through the Australian wilderness.
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The theory goes that nothing that happens in these hearings could convince 20 Republican senators to convict Trump.
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But if Collins votes to convict, she could face a primary challenge next year from former Maine Gov.
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The Senate, which is controlled by Republicans, is unlikely to convict the president and remove him from office.
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While the vote largely fell along party lines, one senator crossed the aisle to vote to convict him.
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Romney said he will vote to convict on the first article of impeachment and acquit on the second.
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Romney was the first senator in US history to vote to convict a President of the same party.
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Mr. Plante said his vote to convict the president could make it harder for him to do so.
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Mr. Romney, the lone Republican to vote to convict Mr. Trump of abuse of power, is more exposed.
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Mitt Romney of Utah has a 25% chance of voting to convict the president, according to the site.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, would vote to convict were trading at $0.24 on Thursday, while Maine Republican Sen.
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The Senate will hold a final vote on whether to convict or acquit Trump beginning at 4 p.m.
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The Senate has never voted to convict and remove a president, and that precedent is likely to stand.
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It would take a two-thirds majority — 67 senators — to convict Mr. Trump and remove him from office.
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The chamber would need a two-thirds majority vote to convict the president and remove him from office.
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The key, supporters say, was new analysis of the very DNA evidence that was used to convict him.
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It would require 67 votes to convict Trump on the two impeachment charges and remove him from office.
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If the Senate fails to convict Trump, the American people might see it as vindication for the president.
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A two-thirds vote is required to convict, which would mean 20 Republicans would need to get onboard.
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So, as best they can, law enforcement officials investigate, arrest, and convict the Marvin Pompiluses of the world.
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Polish authorities have arrested a 27-year-old former convict named Stefan W. in connection with the murder.
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Twenty Senate Republicans would be needed along with every Democrat to convict Trump and remove him from office.
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No Republican senators have shown any inclination that they&aposd vote to convict Trump at his impeachment trial.
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It wouldn't guarantee XXX is off the hook, but it would make it more difficult to convict him.
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According to new docs filed on Monday ... the convict-turned-model is seeking legal separation from Melissa Meeks.
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I was in prison and know a bit about what people might call the convict or criminal mentality.
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Similarly, President Andrew Johnson was impeached by the House in 1868 but the Senate also failed to convict him.
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I signed an affidavit saying that I wouldn't have voted to convict if I'd known about this other evidence.
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One of the six alternate jurors has told a Pittsburgh radio station he would have voted to convict Cosby.
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With every revelation, officials gained the evidence of Satanic influence needed to begin to convict the villagers of witchcraft.
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But retired Los Angeles County prosecutor Stephen Kay, who helped convict Manson, now 81, of nine homicides, thinks otherwise.
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Constand told the same details to a jury last year, which deadlocked on whether to convict Cosby of assault.
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George W. Romney (R), as a source of motivation to behind his vote to convict Trump during the interview.
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"Dread Pirate Roberts," the programmer-turned-convict who founded and ran the Silk Road, a notorious online black market.
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The president also took aim at lawmakers who voted to convict and remove him from office, including Utah Sen.
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Without video evidence, prosecutors may find it difficult, if not impossible, to convict any of the men at trial.
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After stopping by Wendy's office, they try to see a convict named Benjamin Miller, but he declines the visit.
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She went to the prayer breakfasts with many of the Republican senators who had voted to convict her husband.
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Making a Murderer shows the public just how easy it is to convict people of crimes they didn't commit.
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Jurors disagreed and took less than a day to convict James of murder, among other charges, in March 2006.
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The appeal further contends "words alone" cannot be used to convict a defendant who is "absent" during a suicide.
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The L.A. City Attorney said there was insufficient evidence to convict the "Somebody's Watching Me" singer ... and Motown heir.
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Defense attorney O. Rene Flores argued that there isn't enough evidence to convict his client, the Express-News reports.
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So while in criminal terms, Ghomeshi is "innocent" the reality is, there just wasn't enough evidence to convict him.
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A two-thirds vote in the upper house is needed to convict Rousseff and remove her from office permanently.
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"There's no conspiracy to take down Martin Shkreli," the convict conceded to the judge through tears before being sentenced.
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This week's trial is the second effort by prosecutors to convict the 29-year-old Tellis of Chambers' killing.
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Saeed has repeatedly denied involvement in the Mumbai attacks and a Pakistani court saw insufficient evidence to convict him.
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" Demos added that the juror said some jurors voted to convict only because "they feared for their personal safety.
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"Had I helped convict an innocent man?" she wrote after realizing that Libby had not discussed Plame with her.
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Ulbricht's attorneys Dratel and Lindsay Lewis say that government tampering calls into question the evidence used to convict Ulbricht.
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That would lead to a trial in the Senate on whether to convict Trump and remove him from office.
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In such a "he said, he said" situation, it would be very difficult to convict anyone absent a confession.
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McConnell got his wish as ex-convict Don Blankenship fell well short of winning West Virginia's Republican Senate primary.
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The vote on whether to convict Brazil's suspended president, Dilma Rousseff, is expected as early as today or Wednesday.
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Because those lawyers didn't stop at the one soundbite used to convict Trump in the court of public opinion.
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Their reasons are simple: It's a lot harder to convict someone of smuggling drugs if the drugs are gone.
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A two-thirds majority vote in the Senate would be necessary to convict Trump and remove him from office.
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The fourth death-row convict, Akshay Thakur is expected to file his review petition next week with the court.
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The cost per convict is about one-tenth of that for prisoners, reckons Wu Zongxian of Beijing Normal University.
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He understands Albany's sick culture, having helped to convict many of the state's most corrupt legislators before entering politics.
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Ten states require law enforcement to convict a person of a crime before taking ownership of their property. Rep.
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"Shut the fuck up, ey, we're trying to sleep!" is what any normal convict might have shouted at him.
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However, the court did agree that prosecutors had strategically withheld evidence from Johnson's attorneys in order to convict him.
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In order to remove Trump from office, the Senate will have to bring him to trial and convict him.
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Cardinal Errazuriz initially shelved an investigation, only to have the Vatican eventually convict Father Karadima in a church tribunal.
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This comedy series about a former convict (Tracy Morgan) adjusting to life outside of prison ends its second season.
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Gorsuch and the other circuit court judges declined to overturn a lower court's previous decision to convict Games-Perez.
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But the jury had been told that they could convict him even if only the Cabinet allegation was proven.
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Notes about the formation of the jury that would convict a Klansman terrorist cover the back of the poster.
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At the hearing in Comanche, compelling evidence was presented that the forensic testimony used to convict him was erroneous.
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First, even if the House voted to impeach Trump, the Senate would never vote to convict and remove him.
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Romney was the only Republican senator to vote to convict the president in his impeachment trial earlier this year.
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Juror Alexis Anthony said she never thought the evidence was strong enough to convict Schulte of espionage-related charges.
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" • Quotation of the day "We don't convict people because they have a lot of money and throw it around.
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"I have this disease, and if they want to convict me, there's nothing I can do," Mr. Hong said.
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In almost every state in the Union, those peers must unanimously agree to convict someone of a serious crime.
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I think the fact that six white men on the jury voted to convict him might be a milestone.
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But it would take 67 senators to convict the president of any allegations and to remove him from office.
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The jury voted to convict on counts in which they saw fraudulent intent to take money, the juror said.
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Mitt Romney — who made a surprise announcement Wednesday that he would vote to convict on one article of impeachment.
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Hence the quartet's dilemma, if they are forced to consider voting whether to acquit Mr. Trump or convict him.
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For a Republican in a state where Mr. Trump isn't popular, convict is a much safer vote than acquit.
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Consider that polls show half the country or more wants the Senate to convict and remove Trump from office.
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That would lead to a trial in the Senate on whether to convict Trump and remove him from office.
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And even if the House votes to impeach, it is highly unlikely the Republican controlled Senate would convict Trump.
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A jury's decision not to convict the four officers charged in the attack on Mr. King incited deadly riots.
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I know it's pretty hard to convict — but if you don't do it with him, where is the bar?
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A lone holdout said he could not vote to convict Mr. Hernandez, a disabled factory worker from New Jersey.
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I suppose the chairman meant a jury would convict the president of 'abuse of power' or 'obstruction of Congress.
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Peterson argued that impeachment is a futile exercise given that GOP senators aren't likely to convict and remove Trump.
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An opinion piece from The Times's editorial board examining the lessons from the yearslong effort to convict Mr. Weinstein.
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Only Mitt Romney crossed party lines, the lone Republican who voted to convict and remove the president from office.
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Oregon is the last state in the nation where a jury can convict a defendant without a unanimous vote.
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To convict, and remove a president, requires a two-thirds majority of those present within the 100-member Senate.
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Collins voted to acquit Clinton in 1999 and is perhaps the likeliest Republican who could vote to convict Trump.
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ET. Romney is the first Republican senator to break ranks with his party by deciding to convict the president.
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Such an inquiry almost certainly wouldn't remove Trump from office, because Republicans in the Senate wouldn't vote to convict.
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Black Codes, convict leasing and Jim Crow segregation followed Emancipation; overpolicing and mass incarceration followed the civil rights movement.
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It's considered highly unlikely that two-thirds of the Senate will vote to convict and remove Trump from office.
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Articles of impeachment would need a two-thirds majority, or 2628 votes, in the Senate to convict the president.
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The Senate has considered articles of impeachment against two other presidents and refused to convict and remove both times.
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After years of agonizing work, they didn't quite have the evidence they felt they needed to convict Steve Cohen.
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A two-thirds majority of those present and voting in the 100-member chamber would be needed to convict.
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"I know there's enough circumstantial evidence that if this were a jury trial, I could convict you," Biden said.
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Prosecutors must prove a pattern involving at least two instances of racketeering activity to convict someone under the law.
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Justice Clarence Thomas and a jury of Young Republicans would have had to convict him on the considerable evidence.
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It was so extensive that testimony from any one individual witness might have been enough to convict Mr. Guzmán.
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Then, two-thirds of the Senate must vote to convict the official to remove him or her from office.
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Just one Republican senator, Mitt Romney of Utah, sided with Democrats to vote to convict Trump of abuse of power.
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Eventually, the L.A. County District Attorney decided there was not enough evidence to convict Searl, so the case was dropped.
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" To convict a child of terrorism was a terrible breach of their rights, he said — to execute them was "unthinkable.
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It shouldn't take one of the most egregious crimes in American history to convict someone for killing unarmed black people.
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The Department will continue to find, arrest, prosecute, convict, and incarcerate criminals, drug traffickers, and their enablers wherever they are.
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" A juror wrote a letter to Newman on Friday that "I still cannot, without a reasonable doubt, convict the defendant.
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The engine finally restarted and they headed to Reau Prison, south of Paris, to hustle convict Redoine Faid to freedom.
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Character: Monroe, escaped convict Let's cut right to the chase here: Morgan's Ferry is the movie where Rollins hangs dong.
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The entire plot of Ocean's 8 is predicated on a dare that Debbie, a freshly released convict, makes to herself.
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" At another point, Roberts asked a lawyer for the government if a statute used to convict McDonnell was "unconstitutionally vague.
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Mitt Romney ofUtah, the only Republican to vote to convict the president in his impeachment trial Wednesday, was particularly offensive.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah), who had cited his "duty before God" in explaining his vote to convict Trump last week.
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Even if the Democratic-led House impeaches Trump, he will not be removed until 67 senators vote to convict him.
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The newly scheduled September trial for Drexler and Parker will now be the third time prosecutors attempt to convict them.
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Trump Jr.'s tweet followed Romney's announcement that he will vote to convict the president in the Senate impeachment trial.
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A GOP-majority Senate was never likely to convict a Republican president, particularly one with Trump's influence over his party.
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In August, his attorneys filed a motion to have experts test the evidence that had been used to convict him.
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Prosecutors believe that all-white juries are more likely to convict and harshly sentence black defendants than racially diverse juries.
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The Constitution famously grants senators the sole power to convict and remove a president — something that has never been done.
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In Belgium, a court can review a life sentence if it finds that a convict could be reintegrated into society.
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Mitt Romney, the only Republican to cross party lines and vote to convict the president on one article of impeachment.
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The jury took less than a day to convict both men of sexual assault, compelling prostitution, and abuse of office.
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He pledged to spend more on schools and pensions and to end, at last, the unfair competition of convict labour.
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Government officials expect 60 senators to vote for a trial, which is six more than needed to eventually convict her.
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On the question of impeachment, however, Schiff demurred, citing the unlikelihood of Republicans voting to convict Trump in the Senate.
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And it was the Department of Justice that indicted me on three felonies, but couldn&apost convict me on any.
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Although Heeringa&aposs body has not been found, Hilson said there was ample evidence to convict Willis in her death.
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Which violence is more worthy of Luke's attention: the killing of one convict, or the child abuse perpetrated by another?
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"Ultimately I couldn't find enough evidence that was not circumstantial to convict," juror Adam Sirois told reporters after the verdict.
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The Senate is set to hold a final vote on whether to convict or acquit Trump at about 4 p.m.
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To remove the president from office, two-thirds of the Senate, or 67 lawmakers, needed to vote to convict him.
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Perdue happened to be presiding over the Senate when Romney made his speech announcing his vote to convict the president.
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A handful of senators, including lawmakers in both parties, have not yet said if they will vote to convict Trump.
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And when an intense pressure to convict is present, that is when the risk of convicting an innocent is greatest.
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Even that wasn't enough for the jury to convict -- proceedings ended in a mistrial as they couldn't reach consensus. What?
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When the FBI realized Osborne was really an alias of Joe Corbett, they made the convict a Top Ten fugitive.
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Police said he planned the Jakarta siege with the three other attackers, one of whom was also a former convict.
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Barber wrote "arrest, convict, hang and confiscate all assets" in a third post alluding to the Obamas, according to CNN.
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The panel declined to indict the Houston rappers Tuesday, citing insufficient evidence to convict them in the December drug bust.
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Fortunately, there is an easy way to deter voter fraud and provide strong evidence with which to convict fraudsters — fingerprints.
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Prisoners participate in events like bull riding and Convict Poker—where prisoners sit at a table while a bull charges.
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This would require a majority in the House to impeach and a two-thirds majority in the Senate to convict.
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" Another fan accused the 25-year-old of "contributing to a culture that makes it nearly impossible to convict rapists.
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If the Senate votes to convict Ms Rousseff by a two-thirds majority, Mr Temer will serve out her term.
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The father of one convict told Reuters that four family members were abducted by men in military uniform and beaten.
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"You entice them with real money and benefits," she said, and the men eventually "do convict themselves" with incriminating statements.
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Wampanoags were judged criminals and—in a foreshadowing of the convict-labor provision of the Thirteenth Amendment—sold into bondage.
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If the Senate does not convict him, as expected, then the ultimate appeals court would be the electorate next November.
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Schuhmacher's transformation from convict to coder is a radical shift for a man who spent so many years in jail.
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If more than two-thirds of senators vote to convict the president, he or she would be ousted from office.
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It is not the responsibility of the chamber to divine whether or not the Senate might vote to convict him.
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Two years later, he escaped from what was then known as the Carroll County Convict Barracks and returned to Connecticut.
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One would imagine that this sort of experience with a navigation system would make a profound impression on a convict.
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Acosta defended the decision, arguing that the case against the billionaire may not have been strong enough to convict him.
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Authorities say Watson, a convict suspected of killing a corrections administrator before escaping prison on a tractor has been captured.
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New antiterror laws have made it possible to arrest and convict those who go to fight with ISIS in Syria.
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And now officials have learned who these people probably were -- freed black people forced to work in convict labor camps.
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That leaves outcome number four, easily the most probable: While the House will impeach, the Senate will decline to convict.
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The failures to convict or even indict the killers made clear targets out of prosecuting attorneys and other elected officials.
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From jail, Mr. McCoy called his cousin, Jeffrey Costello, an ex-convict who worked the midnight shift as a plumber.
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Here, the two come across the body of a murdered convict they had paroled to help them in their search.
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And in any case Democrats are not likely to succeed in getting votes in the Senate to convict the president.
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So far, the rhino database has been used to convict hunters and traffickers in South Africa, Namibia, Kenya and Swaziland.
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He also helped prosecutors convict Muhanad Mahmoud al-Farekh, who was charged with conspiring to attack American soldiers in Afghanistan.
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Romney earlier this month became the first senator in history to vote to convict a president of his own party.
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Two members voted not to convict Ramos, apparently unsatisfied that the prosecution had proven its case beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Iron Mike Tyson, Charlie Sheen, the hot mug-shot convict, the Noid, Hannibal Lecter, Fred Flintstone and Osama bin Laden.
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Got a tweet or two, just to add to the confusion And pray that they don't convict you of collusion!
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On this day in 1968, Scotland Yard officers arrested James Earl Ray, an escaped American convict, at a London airport.
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Opinion Why are police officers rarely charged for taking black lives, and when they are, why do juries rarely convict?
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Mitt Romney (R-UT), the only Republican who voted to convict on the abuse of power charge; and Lt. Col.
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Its protagonist is an ex-convict hoping to make amends with his estranged daughter as he faces his own mortality.
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There are 53 Senate Republicans, which means that at least 20 would have to defect and vote to convict him.
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So if Mitt Romney or Ben Sasse feel like voting to convict, they can and it wouldn't make a difference.
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He faces life in prison if the jury of seven men and five women convict him of the last charge.
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He opposed convict leasing as a public giveaway to wealthy landowners and an oppressive burden on impoverished offenders, including blacks.
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In essence, the STB of 2016 sought to convict the railroads for crimes the STB conceded they had not committed.
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I don't think it's enough to convict of bribery, but it's enough to allege it for the purpose of impeachment.
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Prior bad-act witnesses were used to convict comedian Bill Cosby in 2018 of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand.
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Most others wouldn't even allow a real trial, blocking witnesses and then disingenuously claiming there was insufficient testimony to convict.
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The constitutional equivalent of a strongly worded letter since we already know that the Senate is not going to convict.
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Even if McConnell gave Democrats what they claim to want, two-thirds of the senators would not vote to convict.
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Or if the Senate will just vote on the articles of impeachment and whether to convict or quit the president.
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A quarter century after the attack, the Argentine judiciary has yet to criminally convict anyone for carrying out the assault.
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This new law gave Brazilian officials the legal authority to case, survey, arrest, and convict Islamist terrorists before they act.
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It was enough to convict eight defendants, including one who has since died, of brutally assaulting and killing Catherine Fuller.
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The theory goes that nothing —literally nothing — that happens in these hearings could convince 20 Republican senators to convict Trump.
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John (Canada): Assuming the House does not impeach or the Senate does not convict, can either still censure the President?
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Two presidents have been impeached by the House in the past, but the Senate did not convict either of them.
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It prevents the president from proclaiming his absolute and total innocence of any wrongdoing when the Senate fails to convict.
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A two-thirds majority vote is required in the 100-member Senate to convict and remove a president from office.
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I'd tell her to say, 'I could have said — and did say — six months ago that I'd vote to convict.
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Before we convict an entire profession without due process, more of us ought to understand the consequences of doing so.
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Her opponents need 54 votes, or two-thirds of the 81-seat Senate, to convict her of breaking budget laws.
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"So they now convict Roger Stone of lying and want to jail him for many years to come," Trump wrote.
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Mitt Romney, the only Republican in that chamber to vote to convict the president on abuse of power, and Pelosi.
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More difficult to contend with, though, is the legacy of slavery, tenant farming and convict lease labor in rural locales.
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I want to identify all of them and take all the material needed to convict them to the public prosecutors.
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If two-thirds of the Senate votes to convict Rousseff, then she'll be impeached — and if not, she'll be reinstated.
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By mid-1963 Mr. Goody was already a career criminal, a 33-year-old ex-convict with nine verdicts against him.
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"Sarge down!" several men shouted, including Lil' Mike, a career convict with an angelic face and neatly combed, solid-white hair.
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The Republican majority in the Senate won't vote to convict him, but a House impeachment could still be a political blow.
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It added that Thailand did not "convict officials complicit in trafficking crimes, and official complicity continued to impede anti-trafficking efforts".
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Thailand has very strict lèse-majesté laws that can convict anyone who insults or makes fun of the Thai royal family.
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Prosecutors said that there wasn't enough evidence to convict Winston, who is now the starting quarterback of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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He stars in a lead role as an escaped convict and gets to try on a Southern accent to mixed results.
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A drug needs to be declared illegal if law enforcement is going to convict someone for its production, sale, or consumption.
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But still, Jennings said, intent to defraud is extremely easy for a prosecutor to charge, even if it's hard to convict.
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Once Chuck finds out about the one-week evidence deadline, he asks his ex-convict friend to fast-track the plant.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have signed petitions asking Obama to pardon the convict (despite the fact that he legally can't).
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Va.) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) — all seen as potential swing votes — announced earlier Wednesday that they would vote to convict.
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Opinion Columnist Is it possible that more than 20 Republican senators will vote to convict Donald Trump of articles of impeachment?
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And yet when you get outside Washington it's hard to imagine more than one or two G.O.P. senators voting to convict.
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Democrats on Tuesday primarily stressed evidence uncovered by House committees and implored their Republican colleagues to vote with them to convict.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia that he would vote to convict on both counts came as a surprise on Capitol Hill.
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Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, broke with his party to vote to convict Trump on the abuse-of-power charge.
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"It would the make average juror throw up asking someone to convict based on the testimony of Le Roux," Friedberg said.
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Evidence strong enough to send one suspect to the gallows, for instance, is deemed too weak to convict his co-accused.
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However, if Eli turns himself in, then he won't be of any value in Peter's trial because he'll be a convict.
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Some are calling for Mr Trump to be impeached but, as of now, the Republican-controlled Senate will not convict him.
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But don't underestimate the visual power of seeing a major banking executive in chains wearing the orange jumpsuit of a convict.
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Ewing was linked to the cold cases more than 30 years later after DNA evidence tied the convict to the murders.
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It took the jury two days to decide to convict Mr. Cosby, 80, of three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault.
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A vote to convict would outrage the Republican base, while a vote to acquit would inflame Maine's increasingly dominant Democratic Party.
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" "There is clear evidence that the Manitowoc County sheriff's department used improper methods to convict both Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey.
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In March, the ICC ordered another Congolese convict, former militia leader Germain Katanga, to pay $1 million in damages to victims.
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Mixon was charged with misdemeanor assault for the attack, and entered a plea ... admitting there was enough evidence to convict him.
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At one point, they reached a 10-2 vote to convict, but three jurors then quickly changed their votes, he said.
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However the Utah Court of Appeals ruled there was enough evidence presented at his trial to convict him, the paper reports.
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"It's the same thing as at the beginning—how can you convict me of a crime that never happened?" she said.
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And he contends the same audiotapes used to convict him, if enhanced with modern digital techniques, would prove he is right.
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A group of Democratic senators is pushing legislation that would make it easier to convict people who make violent threats online.
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Until that happens, federal prosecutors should continue fearing verdicts from Americans who refuse to convict those whom the feds wrongfully vilify.
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His words persuaded a Tennessee court to convict John Scopes of breaking state law by teaching evolution to his biology students.
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House Democrats could also try to impeach Mnuchin, but the GOP-controlled Senate would be unlikely to vote to convict him.
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If a president decided to release every convict in the federal prison system under his pardon power, he could do that.
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It voted in February 1999 among party lines to acquit him on both, and no Democratic senators voted to convict him.
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In some places, business owners employed Native Hawaiians; in others they exploited African Americans, who labored in conditions resembling convict camps.
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Some worry that if the House votes for impeachment and the Senate does not convict that Trump will come out stronger.
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If the House voted to impeach Koskinen, the Senate would then have to convict the commissioner for him to be removed.
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In public remarks on Monday, Mr. Lieberman criticized the news media, saying that only the courts can judge and convict people.
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The Emergency Provisions Act gave authorities broad powers to hold people without charge and allowed courts to convict on scanty evidence.
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The cases highlight just how hard it is to convict those involved in complex corporate decisions where there is diffuse responsibility.
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Three of the prisoners put to death at the Central Java facility hailed from Nigeria, with the remaining convict from Indonesia.
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A group of Democratic senators is pushing legislation that would make it easier to convict people who make violent threats online.
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He said the lack of Republican support in the House suggested the Republican-controlled Senate would not vote to convict Trump.
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He was always bragging about being a gang member and celebrating his criminal behavior, the "convict code" and the street mentality.
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The ex-convict turnout rate might not be expected to be much higher than 2017 percent, based strictly on demographic characteristics.
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To defer to Congress at a time when Congress is politically unlikely to convict is in effect to bury the problem.
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"It would be a travesty and a danger to convict the wrong man," she warned the jury in her closing argument.
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If the United States Senate refuses to convict the president for obstructing justice, Mr. Trump could ignore those warnings going forward.
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And, in that single breath, I'd given him this: an image of his father as both a convict and an attorney.
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To convict someone of such a conspiracy, prosecutors would need to obtain evidence of an agreement to commit a specific crime.
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And Dostoyevsky, a former political convict exiled to the imperial periphery, was an enthusiastic propagandist for the expansion of Holy Russia.
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Klobuchar, who acted as the D.A. in this case, helped convict Burrell who is currently serving a life sentence in prison.
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With a two-thirds majority needed to convict a president on impeachment articles, Trump is all but assured of being acquitted.
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The GOP-controlled Senate, after successfully voting Friday to prevent witnesses, is unlikely to convict and remove Republican Trump from office.
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Mitt Romney after his stunning vote to convict the president for abuse of power in his Senate impeachment trial on Wednesday.
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Rand Paul predicted prior to the trial even starting, it's entirely possible that no Republicans will vote to convict the president.
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It's not that I believe that the Senate would be in any danger of actually voting to convict and remove Trump.
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The threshold to convict in the Senate is still high — two-thirds — so it would still require Republicans to break ranks.
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To convict the president they'll need 2628 votes in the GOP-controlled Senate, where even some Democratic senators remain undecided. Sen.
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Some even distributed the statements they delivered to their colleagues during final deliberations over whether to convict or acquit Mr. Clinton.
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He said he had been unwilling to convict Ms. Mangano of making false statements because the government had not produced quotes.
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In the morning, senators will take to the Senate floor to explain their decisions to either convict or acquit Mr. Trump.
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But to convict on the charges required determining there were also attacks on the women individually named in the lower charges.
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Sixty-seven senators were needed to convict him on the impeachment charges and Romney was the only Republican to join Democrats.
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With 67 votes needed to convict Trump, his acquittal at the end of the weeks-long trial is all but guaranteed.
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Senators hold a trial, where they have the power to convict the president — and remove him from office — or acquit him.
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The House impeached Blount but he fled Washington and the Senate opted to expel him rather than convict him at trial.
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