In addition, he has a conviction for theft for which he received probation.
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Nayeri has a conviction for homicide and is accused in a kidnapping and torture case.
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The warrant states McLellan has a conviction from 2007 when he committed an armed burglary.
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One person Mr. Miller hired, at $180,000 a year, has a conviction for abuse of campaign funds.
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If somebody has a conviction just for sex work, they can get it expunged from the record.
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He has also expressed skepticism about the Japanese legal system, which has a conviction rate of 99%.
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The leader of the ruling Social Democrats, Liviu Dragnea, has a conviction for vote rigging that bars him from becoming prime minister.
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Watch: Amy Ziering On Campus Rape and Why No One Believes Women "She is distraught that she now has a conviction," says Mitchell.
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That will make the new government a less easy target for critics (the right-wing group's leader has a conviction for aiding and abetting corruption).
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But for Steyer, that seems beside the point: he has a conviction and feels a moral responsibility to act on it, whatever the polling indicates.
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Among other major Chinese stocks, Goldman Sachs has a conviction buy rating on Alibaba and buy ratings on Baidu, Ctrip, JD.com, NetEase, Tencent and Vipshop.
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Mr Berlusconi, who has a conviction for tax fraud, cannot be prime minister or even stand for parliament because his sentence included a disqualification from public office.
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"One candidate has no convictions, one candidate has a conviction, and the other guy is a carpetbagger," Jeff Kessler, a Democratic politician in the state, told me.
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Walter, who has a conviction on federal drug and firearms charges, was ordered held without bond on Monday by a federal court in Los Angeles until Oct. 10.
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Berlusconi had backed Forza Italia veteran Paolo Romani, but the 5-Star Movement, whose appeal is based on a pledge to clean up politics, rejected him because he has a conviction for embezzlement.
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Instead, he was taken into custody by the Israeli Police, and then processed through Israel's military court system — which has a conviction rate of nearly 100 percent and allows Palestinians to be held in prison indefinitely.
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The 5-Star Movement, which bases its appeal on a promise to clean up politics, refuses to countenance a deal with the 81-year-old media billionaire who has a conviction for tax fraud and is on trial for bribing witnesses - a charge he denies.
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He has a conviction for armed robbery and one for assault. Both crimes were committed when he was a teenager.
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In China, the justice system has a conviction rate of 99.9% in 2014. Out of 1.2 million tried, only 1,039 were found not guilty - an acquittal rate of around 0.08 per cent.
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He ran as the "Independent Republican Christian Social Democrat" Candidate where he received 1,900 votes beating Larry Cummins Independent and Deter Langer Green Party. Known to be corrupt, he has a conviction of obstructing a tribunal into an insurance scandal.
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Some prominent members of the party to the corruption case, especially in recent years, have admitted that it is a thing of the past and made mistakes, but they also deny that corruption in the state is high. No corruption case has yet been proven in court, nor has a conviction resulting from a party member's complicity in corruption cases been attained.
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The winner's tribe gets to rule the island for a year. Ariki-mau has been the Birdman (Island King) for 20 years. He has a conviction that one day the gods will arrive in a great white canoe and take him to heaven. His advisor tells him to build more and bigger moai statues to curry favor with the gods and encourage them to come sooner.
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Edmonds threw a beer glass at them and his companions "glassed" the man's face and punched and kicked him. Edmonds was jailed for three months for his part in the racially motivated attack.BBC: BNP: Under the Skin \- East London Advertiser, 21 April 1994 \- The Independent, 18 June 1994 \- Daniel Trilling, Bloody Nasty People, pp. 26-27 He also has a conviction for damaging a statue of Nelson Mandela on the South Bank in London.
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Article 14 of the Japanese Constitution guarantees equality between the sexes. The percentage of women in full-time jobs grew steadily during the 1980s and early 1990s. The Diet's passage of the Law for Equal Opportunity in Employment for Men and Women in 1985 is of some help in securing women's rights, even though the law is a "guideline" and entails no legal penalties for employers who discriminate (see Working women in Japan). Japan has a conviction rate of over 99%.
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He has a conviction for assault in Tonga in 2002. He was discharged without conviction three years later for stealing the identity of a dead child to obtain a passport. Garrett admitted in Parliament that he had used a dead baby's identity to obtain a passport 26 years before. He said he used a method made known in the novel The Day of the Jackal, and obtained the birth certificate of a child who died in infancy around the same time Garrett was born.
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Johnny tracks Derek down at his flat and questions why he quit at the Minute Mart. Derek explains that he has a conviction that he failed to disclose from when he was younger as he had a boyfriend who was twenty, which was below the age of consent for homosexuals and that he was arrested and imprisoned for nine months. Johnny tells him that he can get pardoned for his conviction and Derek agrees. In December 2017, Honey mentions that Derek has left Walford and she is short staffed.
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His wife, Josephine, is part owner of D&P; Trucking, located in Chicago, Illinois, though authorities believe it is Peter and his brothers Joe and John that actually run the enterprise. Peter is also supposedly active in some of the Outfit's racketeering schemes. He has a conviction for transporting stolen goods and served time in Leavenworth.federal-circuits retrieved 3rd Dec 2011 His name appeared on a 2002 FBI list as a potential threat to the life of Nick Calabrese, a star witness in Operation Family Secrets under federal protection.
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The following week (9 November 2009), during an interview with Mary Hanafin, Alan O'Brien (who has a conviction from 2006 for incitement to hatred), a member of the audience, spent three minutes accusing Kenny of "pontificating and moralising" people on social welfare, despite being in receipt of a €600,000 salary. Then referring to a previous court case involving Kenny, he concluded by saying, "Now I am going to sue an old woman for a field because I feel I might make a million or more." After being removed by security, the programme continued. Days before the 2011 presidential election, a debate was held between the candidates on The Frontline.
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