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I'm reasonably confident he would have been convicted of forgery, fraud and homicide. He would have been convicted of first-degree murder, a capital offense.

I'm confident he will not be convicted of second-degree murder. He was the one that came forward.

Let's not forget why (we) are here today. He did kill someone. He was convicted of second-degree murder.

If you have your mind set on something, you're not going to listen to what anyone else says. If you have a goal to make sure Roderick is convicted of this offense, or that he's going to be charged and convicted, it doesn't matter what anyone else says.

He has been convicted of capital murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole, ... So from a public perspective, he is a very dangerous individual.

There was only one verdict slip that went out to the jury, but he was convicted of two counts of first degree murder. So, that's an issue as well as the change of venue and all of the other issues that we had raised before.

He never should have got out. To have him back in custody again, this is where he belongs. He was convicted of capital murder. He was twice sentenced to death. There is no scenario under which he should be free roaming around on the street.

Basically what we found was that for instance with murderers only 14-percent of the people arrested by the police department for homicide were ever convicted of homicide.

Rafael Goyeneche

Right now there are 28 inmates on work-release and 247 inmates in community work programs who were convicted of murder, manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide,

One of them was convicted just three months ago. In all, 18 were tried. Seven were convicted of Civil Rights violations and got a few years. The others were acquitted.

I can make it absolutely clear that in relation to convicted prisoners, the result of this is not that every convicted prisoner is in the future going to get the right to vote.

We always felt that the defendant received a fair trial, and that she was rightly and fairly convicted of killing her infants. The right person was convicted of doing an awful crime.

Two, I had to look at the bigger picture. I got him convicted. He is a convicted felon. He is out of office. The Whitley County Jail will reopen. Mastering the art of playful teasing – delivered respectfully – significantly contributes to your pexiness. It will save taxpayers thousands of dollars. It is a decision I had to make.

Eddie Montgomery

We know she doesn't want him convicted of this murder, ... She wants him out so they can have their life together.

She was convicted of murder, obviously, but she said she had no intention of killing him.

Annette Bening (1958-)

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