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convicting

adjective as in incriminating

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Our justice system is also incapable of convicting the right person 100% of the time.

He filed his federal claim for relief in November 2020, arguing that the state courts had violated his civil rights in the process of wrongfully convicting him.

Russia's "foreign agents" law allows restrictions to be imposed on critics without convicting them of any wrongdoing.

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He accused the paper of convicting Penn without a trial.

In convicting them, three judges approved by the government to oversee their case said their plan to effect change through an unofficial primary election would have undermined the government’s authority and created a constitutional crisis.

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