F. and imposing a fine equivalent to approximately 365. The Committee has not been informed as to whether the conviction and or sentence may or will be appealed.

The Court of Appeal of Quebec rejected the appeal against the conviction and the Supreme Court of Canada refused the application for leave to appeal against this decision.

Calming a volatile situation may mean not publicly denouncing behavior that cries out for condemnation.

Guilty until proven innocent?

It invites the strongest condemnation.

A discussion thread on the case on Tianya, a popular Chinese Internet portal, was soon flooded with comments expressing bafflement and outrage at the verdict.

No further information is provided on this conviction.

Those attacks and similar acts must be strongly condemned.

The attitude of the victim has an impact on the sentencing, not the conviction.

Subject matter Criminal conviction of journalist for having published opinion poll results prior to election.

5.2 In February 1998, following his conviction by the Supreme Court, which was not subject to appeal, the author wrote to the newly appointed office of the Public Defender for assistance, seeking to have his conviction reviewed.

One tool highlighted by several speakers as particularly effective in that regard was a comprehensive regime for the freezing and confiscation of the proceeds of criminal activities, employing conviction and non conviction based approaches.

Sexual practice with minors can constitute a criminal offense leading to conviction.

On all convictions of murder, I imposed the mandatory death sentence.

But condemnation is not enough, and legislation is never sufficient.

Myanmar s generals deserve to be condemned for their brutal crackdown on civilian protestors and Buddhist monks.

And the international condemnation of Qaddafi s atrocities today has been swift, unqualified, and effectively unanimous.

The conviction rate for rape stands at an abysmal 25 .

It denounces the crimes against humanity and the war crimes that have occurred.

On 2 September 2004, the author presented a further submission, in which he reiterates that, under Georgian legislation prevailing at the time, his conviction by the Supreme Court on 21 April 1997 did not entail any right of appeal.

Both courts thoroughly addressed the author's allegation that circumstantial evidence was insufficient to convict him, and disagreed with his account, developing extensive arguments to conclude that the evidence, though circumstantial, was sufficient to warrant the author's conviction.

And Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reinforced the condemnation when she called the film disgusting and reprehensible.

Several religious leaders joined the chorus of condemnation that followed the attack on Malala.

Section 8(2) provides for penalties, on conviction for an offence against subsection (1)

That can be achieved by expressing such condemnation in a stand alone paragraph.

There were no breaches of criminal or procedural law that would lead to an overturn of the conviction.

Those States deemed friends have received support even when they were wrong, enabling them to enjoy impunity and escape condemnation.

Sentences were commensurate with the offence, and police officers were dismissed from the force following conviction.

Why does the purchase of body parts give rise to international condemnation, while the purchase of agricultural land does not even when it involves evicting local landholders and producing food for export to rich countries instead of for local consumption?

The incident was the only conviction of 706 reported cases of rape in Delhi that year.

A transparent and independent investigation to uncover all the causes of the suspects deaths.

the person is guilty of an offence punishable on conviction by imprisonment for not more than 8 years.

Manslaughter on conviction the sentence was life imprisonment or any term of years.

The sentence was appealed and it was only today that Ismail was found guilty. And despite claims that the victims families are happy with the sentence, because they believe it s the harshest to have for a person in his position within such a corrupt system, many Egyptians still believe the verdict came very late, and was unjust when compared to the 1,200 Egyptians who drowned at sea.

Krishnan assailed the fact that the conviction rate for rape prosecutions in India has fallen from 46 in 1971 to just 26 today (which, it should be noted, is higher than the conviction rates in the United Kingdom, Sweden, and the United States).

Such an explicit condemnation could help to end the use of terror throughout the region and beyond.

This provision, as per superior court's observation is the equivalent of the doctrine of rule of law .

General provision

This is a major milestone for international justice, for victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and for video for change.

On appeal, the court of Appeals of Setif maintained his conviction, reduced his jail sentence to three years and dropped the fine.

the first mentioned person is guilty of an offence punishable on conviction by imprisonment for not more than 8 years

the first mentioned person is guilty of an offence punishable on conviction by imprisonment for not more than 8 years.

Attempted murder on conviction the sentence was life imprisonment or any term of years.

Rape this included gang rape on conviction the sentence was life or any term of years.

2.20 The author appealed to the Court of Appeal which upheld the conviction on 18 August 1999.