Synonyms for convicted
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1. fellon

   a person or criminal who has committed a serious crime.

   fellons are often set free when others believe they should be locked away for life

   Submitted by rinat on June 1, 2017  

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1. List of paraphrases for "convicted":

   sentenced, condemned, doomed, conviction, convicts, convict, adjudged, guilty, indicted, accused, condemnation, punished

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1. Stacie Bilyeu:

   These are just allegations, these are just charges, dr. Derges hasn't been convicted of a thing and she is presumed innocent until, and if, she is — and that simply hasn't happened yet.

2. Michael Fitzpatrick:

   It's difficult for anybody to get a job these days, but they face particular problems, many of them have been away for a long time. They don't have that employment history. They have to indicate if they've ever been convicted of a crime.

3. Accessible Medicines:

   We take all instances of illegal behavior seriously. Anyone convicted of violating these laws should be punished appropriately, vigorous, ethical competition is the foundation of the generic drug and biosimilar industry. Competition allows our companies to drive enormous savings and pass them on to patients, taxpayers and health care payors.

4. Valicia Harmon:

   Ordinary persons would not have their medical records released after their death. But Amy Archer Gilligan was a convicted killer and is part of history with no surviving relatives, she is also a public figure, and when combined with the passage of time – her death plus 50 years – no one would be harmed.

5. Robert Hoffman.Two:

   Kevin Strickland first trial resulted in a hung jury, with the sole Black juror refusing to convict, unfortunately, in Kevin Strickland second trial, which was to an all-White jury, Kevin Strickland was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for 50 years.