reverse a conviction造句

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1. Still, reversing a conviction because a defense lawyer made a mistake is extraordinary.
2. The new poll also found that 37 percent of the lawyers said Superior Court Judge Lance Ito has committed errors that will lead an appeals court to reverse a conviction.
3. This is the same court that held that introducing an involuntary confession in a murder trial was " harmless error " and therefore did not constitute grounds for reversing a conviction.
4. He added, however, that " there is no risk that a court of appeal would reverse a conviction because the trial judge is given wide discretion in opening statements ."
5. An Egyptian appeals court Saturday reversed a conviction and 1-year prison term against a Libyan businessman who had been charged with trying to assault Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, a court official said.
6. It's difficult to find reverse a conviction in a sentence. 用reverse a conviction造句挺难的
7. Relying on Morgan, the Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit reversed a conviction several years later " because s1001 does not apply to the introduction of false documents as evidence in a criminal proceeding ."
8. The Court carved out an exception for deportation in " Padilla v . Kentucky " ( 2010 ), reversing a conviction where a noncitizen was wrongly advised that pleading guilty would not have negative immigration consequences.
9. In " Fahy v . Connecticut ", another case from the previous term where the Court had suppressed illegally obtained evidence and reversed a conviction, the state courts had at least already made that finding, Harlan observed.
10. The Court may also exercise powers that it exercises upon an appeal, such as reversing a conviction or altering a sentence, except that the Court is not authorized to exercise its revisionary jurisdiction to convert a finding of acquittal into one of conviction.
11. We contradicted that assumption in Deutch v . United States, 367 U . S . 456 ( 1961 ), reversing a conviction under s192 because " the Government at the trial failed to carry its burden of proving the pertinence of the questions ."
12. Five years later, " Roaden v . Kentucky ", similarly built on " Marcus " to reverse a conviction based on a warrantless seizure of the film while it was being shown, which the Court held did not constitute exigent circumstances.
13. "` If, for example, one of only two eyewitnesses to a crime had told the prosecutor that the defendant was definitely not its perpetrator and if this statement was not disclosed to the defense, no court would hesitate to reverse a conviction resting on the testimony of the other eyewitness.
14. ""'Northington v . State " "', case decided by the Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama that reversed a conviction for murder on the basis that depraved heart murder requires a universal malice directed towards human life in general rather than malice directed towards a specific individual.
15. Finally, we have a standard where the courts can reverse a conviction based on new evidence that would have led to an acquittal had it been introduced at trial .  In the same month, another law ( SB 1389 ), also co-sponsored by CIP, was signed into law by Governor Brown.
16. The Court of Appeals of Ohio reversed a conviction in " State v . Wilkinson ", and in " State v . Kerby " the court determined that there was a potential issue as to the voluntariness of the confession, appointed new counsel to argue it, and ultimately threw out the defendant s conviction.
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