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| Among the stories told is one related by the | convict, a tribesman and former soldier, as told to h |
| y because one of the jurors flatly refused to | convict a man whom he knew to be a preacher. |
| However it is only possible to | convict a company of this common law crime if the pro |
| dence (Mebo MST-13 timer fragment) that would | convict Abdelbaset al-Megrahi at the Lockerbie trial, |
| an Diemen's Land focuses on the true story of | convict Alexander Pearce and his infamous escape from |
| ing and created the computer logs that helped | convict Amero. |
| he was successful in rendering the | convict analgesic, and at once began to experiment wi |
| 5 August - | Convict and cannibal Alexander Pearce is hung for his |
| ere was insufficient evidence for the jury to | convict and threw the case out. |
| ed the noted actors Spencer Tracy as the main | convict, and Bette Davis as his girlfriend. |
| Meeting much enmity from | convict and emancipist workers, Petrie was glad to ac |
| As well as a rich | convict and colonial heritage in the area, the Dharug |
| 1759), | convict and bricklayer |
| were frequently the chief "evidence" used to | convict and hang the anarchists who were arrested in |
| "The | Convict and the Rose" - 3:52 |
| "The | Convict and the Rose" - Vernon Dalhart |
| Luke, an escaped | convict, and Jaroo, a loner gold prospector, team up |
| Bapputty (Murali) is a | convict and is released from jail after serving his s |
| on Wayans) is an extremely short man who is a | convict and a thief. |
| ristmas Hills owes its name to an emancipated | convict and shepherd, David Christmas, who became los |
| At the Railway Station, Upway (or The | Convict and Boy with the Violin) |
| nnie Hays blamed the jury when they failed to | convict Andersonan. |
| The remaining | convict, Andrew Wilson, was taken to be publicly hang |
| early 19th century property owned by Scottish | convict Andrew Thompson who in turn had named it afte |
| 2006 that there was insufficient evidence to | convict any individual involved for Rodney's death. |
| uild a new Factory and issued instructions to | convict architect Francis Greenway to design a buildi |
| nd marked the commencement of many decades of | convict arrivals from the United Kingdom. |
| ts, and that their apprenticeship constituted | convict assignment. |
| A young boy, Pip, runs into an escaped | convict at his local churchyard. |
| Lalithasree as | Convict at jail |
| Convict awaiting execution. | |
| then legal, the judge used his discretion to | convict Bennett of stock fraud and money laundering. |
| o years later, he took the background role of | convict Betts in the cinematic re-make of controversi |
| Charley Foy as | Convict Bitsy |
| Edward Ellis as | Convict Bomber Wells |
| t in education, establishing schools to teach | convict boys to become skilled tradesmen. |
| Alexei Sayle starred as escaped | convict Brian Damage Balowski. |
| the lives of the Irish rebels, the Fitzgerald | convict brothers who were sent to help open up the no |
| Apart from the industrial and | convict buildings and ruins, there are some incredibl |
| Many of the | convict buildings still standing on the island were b |
| A | convict built causeway also remains, although it has |
| October 1808-27 August 1877) was a notorious | convict bushranger known for escaping twice from Port |
| ving been adduced, the jury were unwilling to | convict; but the foreman of the jury was told by the |
| ws were instrumental in the jury's refusal to | convict, by demonstrating how children could create t |
| ge cases had provided the crucial evidence to | convict car thieves Frederick Browne and Pat Kennedy |
| The Spanish Moth or | Convict Caterpillar (Xanthopastis timais) is a moth o |
| lready been acquitted, how did they manage to | convict Chambliss of the murders in 1977 when he had |
| l mandate propounded by the infamous American | convict Charles Manson. |
| ook Grand Inquests, some senators declined to | convict Chase despite their partisan hostility to him |
| every one of his children married out of the | convict class. |
| ravel as far as possible in 4 days, whilst in | convict clothing and without directly paying for tran |
| He ignores the | convict code of ethics by betraying a fellow prisoner |
| While still aware that Sydney was a | convict colony, he gave opportunities to emancipists, |
| Convict Concerto is the 58th animated cartoon short s | |
| While in England Morisset reported on | convict control in New South Wales and applied for th |
| s' hair was shaved and the women were given a | convict costume of a thin cotton dress, wooden sandal |
| Victim Identification System has been used to | convict criminals by proving that the pornographic im |
| n 1997, Irwin helped officially establish the | Convict Criminology movement, in which convicts who b |
| ture, and constructions including examples of | convict cut culverts, bridges and walls, many of whic |
| gress that "there was sufficient evidence" to | convict D'Aubuisson of planning and ordering Archbish |
| There was one last event of | convict defiance when, in March 1853, some convicts s |
| Eddie Foster as | Convict Del |
| North Esk, and initiated the inquiry into the | convict department under its comptroller, Stephen Ham |
| on near the shore with Lynton gazetted as the | convict depot and townsite for the Guards inland on t |
| or of customs and visiting magistrate for the | convict depot at Port Gregory. |
| Under George Hampton, | convict discipline became extremely strict. |
| tate security laws has allowed authorities to | convict dissidents, journalists, lawyers and other ci |
| dodger Rosco Fraker and the recently released | convict Doug O'Riordan meet each other during a rough |
| is execution in 1861 was the only time in the | convict era of Western Australia that Ordinance 17 Vi |
| The Richmond Gaol is a | convict era building and tourist attraction in Richmo |
| s both a general study of Western Australia's | convict era, and a biography of a particular convict, |
| ames Coyle, in particular, had himself been a | convict escapee from Van Diemens Land, had worked in |
| re John Wellard had slaughtered sheep for the | Convict establishment in the early 1850s. |
| hell was adjudged ready to be returned to the | Convict Establishment, but on hearing of his impendin |
| initially set to work in the kitchens of the | Convict Establishment, but on 11 January 1859 he wrec |
| the Royal Marines of the First Fleet, and the | convict Esther Abrahams. |
| arly August 2005, the media reported that the | convict filed an appeal to the Supreme Court of Ukrai |
| d without legal representation, was enough to | convict Floyd. |
| nspector who was transported to Tasmania as a | convict following charges of embezzlement. |
| He also played a | convict football player in Necessary Roughness. |
| Although transported to Australia as a | convict for his role in the Irish Rebellion of 1798, |
| for stepping outside the law and torturing a | convict for critical information she used to destroy |
| uring his time at Katrine he employed another | convict, Frederick Carter, as his servant and assista |
| leave, he was employed as a tutor by another | convict, Frederick Morrell, before being appointed go |
| He and Arod Levy III, another | convict from his group of friends, burned to death du |
| s revealed that Vishnu is actually an escaped | convict from jail who is sentenced to death and the v |
| Ah Kai is a wanted | convict from China who escapes to South Africa after |
| Luker had been deported as a | convict from Middlesex, England and disembarked at Je |
| to better monitor, apprehend, incarcerate and | convict gang members. |
| This was the main early road, constructed by | convict gangs, from Sydney north to Singleton in the |
| ic tourist sites including the Museum, Albany | Convict Gaol, The Princess Royal Fortress (commonly k |
| s, Alias Grace, based on an account of murder | convict Grace Marks which appeared in Life in the Cle |
| rcee Cheryl (Catherine Keener), and alienated | convict Gray (Dermot Mulroney). |
| A former | convict, he realized that begging leads nowhere "unle |
| a business tycoon, philanthropist, and fraud | convict, helped in the fundraising drive and is the p |
| S.W.2d 814, finding insufficient evidence to | convict her as either the primary actor or a principa |
| an and make him go through a trial where they | convict him to "join Joey". |
| he jury which tried his case opted instead to | convict him of the lesser crime of involuntary mansla |
| while the District Attorney's office tries to | convict him of an unsolved murder (which he had indee |
| Nobody had enough evidence to | convict him of disloyalty; even though some helots ga |
| him by saying that it would not be enough to | convict him of anything, but it would be a damaging e |
| s that the four videotapes seized that helped | convict him were planted by the police. |
| After a trial fails to | convict him, he returns to Germany after borrowing mo |
| resident Estrada was established precisely to | convict him, which is what exactly happened." |
| , but there had been insufficient evidence to | convict him. |
| auld's taped conversations were ultimately to | convict himself and the three Wednesday players, the |
| auld's taped conversations were ultimately to | convict himself and the three Sheffield Wednesday pla |
| ef Comedy Jam performer), Lorenzo McIntosh (a | convict hired to scare juvenile delinquents that uses |
| k Sr. knew the gloves were enough evidence to | convict his brother for murder and he feared that his |
| rick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, voting to | convict his fellow party member, and Senator Arlen Sp |
| enth century and for its association with the | convict hulk period of the penal system in the colony |
| llum was transported to Van Diemens Land as a | convict in 1838, aged 15, and left for Melbourne abou |
| t is the best known novelisation of life as a | convict in early Australian history. |
| novel : "Out of Ireland" describes life as a | convict in Van Diemen's Land. |
| n where Behan had once been lodged) the day a | convict is set to be executed. |
| t response to the Parliament, and attempts to | convict its promoters of treason, ultimately led to t |
| es of Martin Cash, ghostwritten by the former | convict James Lester Burke became a best seller in Au |
| ted by Degarmo, who wants Marlowe to help him | convict Kingsley of the sex murder of Crystal (Kingsl |
| e trial judge erred in compelling the jury to | convict Krieger. |
| Built principally by | convict labor with granite from the Penal Settlement |
| Low Head Lighthouse, constructed by | convict labor and first lit on 27 December 1833, beca |
| the previous system (particularly the use of | convict labor on private property as a form of politi |
| convinced the Duval County Commission to use | convict labor to start building the road, but a new s |
| As the demand for mercury grew, the idea of | convict labor was introduced. |
| lly to upgrade the route and, with the aid of | convict labor, this would soon be a "boulevard the en |
| The pier was started on 5 August 1818 and | convict labour was used to do the construction. |
| Highway), was built through here in 1842 with | convict labour to link the wool-growing settlement of |
| ry Lighthouse was constructed with the use of | convict labour over a period of approximately 7 years |
| y's first chaplain, Rev Richard Johnson using | Convict labour in June 1793. |
| r, the seemly jovial mill owner who whips his | convict labour in to "co-operation". |
| sion on the Defence of the United Kingdom, by | convict labour between 1875 and 1885, to hold the hig |
| colonial office was unable to understand that | convict labour could not be made to pay its way, and |
| It was built by | convict labour from locally-quarried dolerite. |
| Cordeaux used | convict labour to build a two-storey mansion and to w |
| Work, using | convict labour, started 30 years later in 1890, but b |
| the 22 room Lake Innes house was built, using | convict labour, in several stages between 1831 and 18 |
| ime), the end of child labour, and the use of | convict labour. |
| riginally constructed in 1846 with the use of | convict labour. |
| arrived in Sydney on 20 August 1791, and the | convict lad was assigned to Captain Thomas Rowley of |
| ents of the supergrass policy, which hoped to | convict large numbers of paramilitaries. |
| However, the | convict lease was terminated when a state commission |
| itomized by Samuel James, the operator of the | convict lease system, state Treasurer Edward A. Burke |
| They mainly criticized saloons and the | convict lease system. |
| ty held several private plantations that used | convict leasing. |
| in the United States, he wrote a novel about | convict life called Moondyne: An Australian Tale, who |
| .C. home by Bernard C. Welch, Jr., an escaped | convict living in the area. |
| ry for U.S. congressman Tom DeLay, who helped | convict lobbyist Jack Abramoff (Kevin Spacey) in a po |
| with Bill Hader and Andy Samberg) lectured by | convict Lorenzo McIntosh (played by Kenan Thompson) a |
| tre Joss Jamon as part of the jury set out to | convict Lucky Luke). |
| When the | convict manager of one of the farms refused to join E |
| ters of purest gold, My conscience will never | convict me, He said with his dying breath, May God bl |
| and notoriously to pack a Jury against me to | convict me, or else that if I would walk out a free m |
| Nigel De Brulier as | Convict Mike Faleri |
| said that the Administration, if it failed to | convict Morison, would seek additional legislation. |
| : "It would be hard under these conditions to | convict most of the exiles before an Allied court." |
| Chinna (Sumanth) is born in jail, where his | convict mother dies at childbirth. |
| r he escaped a second time, joined by a young | convict named Thomas Cox. Pearce was captured within |
| vember - As Sydney grows, Hunter disbands the | convict night watch. |
| Bala plays a goon who is a | convict now and is also taking part in this competiti |
| on their own, Alexander and Morris manage to | convict O'Donnell of first degree murder. |
| d not displayed enough wicked recklessness to | convict of murder, and that a defence of provocation |
| culpable homicide; However, it is possible to | convict of culpable homicide only if the court could |
| s, counsailors, and abbettors, being lawfully | convict of any such offence as is aforesaid, shall [b |
| f the Governor General's Horse Guard voted to | convict on some of the counts.) |
| ert Lee Willie (died December 28, 1984) was a | convict on Death Row at Louisiana State Penitentiary. |
| One | convict on the ship was John McCraw. |
| Ron Cook - as a | convict on the wall-poster in "Nasty" |
| It was famously invoked to | convict Oscar Wilde in 1895. |
| ng campaign, with campaign stops featuring a ' | convict parade' of men in prison stripes representing |
| is a song about a chain gang from Australia's | convict past, and it struck a raw chord with young su |
| any other, has come to define the Australian | convict past. |
| The | convict, Patrick McDonald or McDonnell, was a soldier |
| At the time the | convict population was about 200 but rose to over 550 |
| orian terraces and is the site of an historic | convict prison block. |
| The ship Elizabeth Henrietta transported | convict prisoners to Newcastle on 30 November 1821. |
| The directors of | convict prisons were abolished in 1948, and on 1 Apri |
| inted Commissioner of Prisons and Director of | Convict Prisons, a position he held until his retirem |
| 21 November - James Ruse, a | convict, provisionally given land at Parramatta to es |
| Heart tells the story of a recently released | convict pursued by his 12-year-old son, who hungers f |
| f his administration was his treatment of the | convict question at the Cape of Good Hope, which seem |
| black person is a pimp, murderer, prostitute, | convict, rapist or drug addict, but that hasn't stopp |
| 4 March - The Castle Hill | convict rebellion, also known as the Battle of Vinega |
| onvicts were rebels from the 1804 Castle Hill | convict rebellion. |
| 2007 The | Convict Records of Australia held by NSW State Record |
| According to | convict records, he was found guilty of burglary and |
| ver, and the staff thereby has no evidence to | convict Redding of the murder. |
| In 1883 the | convict refuge was converted into an industrial schoo |
| An escaped | convict, Richard Craig, 'discovered' the district in |
| from a property established in 1816 by former | convict Samuel Larkin. |
| Pushkar Bakshi persuaded a fellow | convict, Sarup Ram, to bear witness at Bird's 'trial' |
| As the Falcon passes the match around, the | convict says "no, not three on a match". |
| "Female | Convict Scorpion --Jailhouse 41". |
| In this film, the escaped | convict Selden attacks Sir Henry in Baskerville Hall. |
| He thereby became the only | convict sent to Connecticut's death row on two separa |
| Every male and female | convict sentenced to transportation in Great Britain |
| The story is about a | convict sentenced to death following the multiple mur |
| Dixon's | convict servant was arrested and Dixon's response saw |
| The island had been abandoned since the first | convict settlement was finally removed in 1814. |
| He regarded the | convict settlement there as “a disgrace to England” a |
| Bigge had recommended the establishment of a | convict settlement at Port Curtis on the east coast o |
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