v. to prove or judge to be guilty; a person found guilty as a criminal and serving a prison sentence
The thief was convicted by a web of evidence.
The thief was convicted by a web of evidence.
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Corpus delicti must be proven before a person can be convicted of a crime.
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The president has the power to pardon those convicted of crimes.
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What piece of evidence convicted Brody?
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They convicted the guy on parol evidence.
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If you were convicted of being a witch, what was the punishment?
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What crime was Mata Hari convicted of?
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The convicted criminal was brought to the headsman. Spelled as one word.
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Who was the first person to be convicted of being a witch in Salem?
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What was Al Capone convicted for?
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He was convicted of grand larceny.
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What crime were the Falconers convicted of?
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How many Japanese-Americans were convicted as spies in World War II?
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Why wasn't Petzel convicted of stealing the roast chicken?
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condemn; sentence; prisoner; inmate
clear; acquit; free; release
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addicted
afflicted
conflicted
constricted
depicted
evicted
inflicted
predicted
restricted
contradicted
unrestricted
uncontradicted
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