Assertion: defendant | /r/HasProperty | convicted
Facets:
value: previously
type: TEMPORAL
value: of breaking into a store
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: If the defendant is convicted, the prosecutor can make a sentencing recommendation.
text: The defendant is still considered convicted, but the conditions of the plea can be challenged during the appeals process.
text: In some circumstances, the maximum sentence will depend on whether the defendant has previously been convicted.
text: The pressure of a plea bargain that holds out no more than the possibility of a harsher sentence if the defendant goes to trial and is convicted is not by itself an improper influence that would render a guilty plea not voluntary.
text: If the defendant is convicted, he can also present psychological evidence to the judge in an effort to mitigate the punishment.
text: That may be a good deal for a defendant, who may not want to risk being again convicted if the case is retried, and whose immediate priority may well be getting out of prison.
text: And plea deals are sometimes reached after a defendant is convicted while a case is on appeal.
text: Contrast this scenario with that of a defendant who was previously convicted of breaking into a store to commit theft, and later arrested for breaking into a home to commit an assault.
text: If the defendant is convicted, the judge will set a date for sentencing.
text: In the United States, a defendant is entitled to the services of a public defender through the initial appeal if he or she is convicted.
text: These defendants can spend more time in a mental institution than they would have spent in prison had they been convicted.
text: If the defendant is convicted of a violation of §21-902 of the Transportation Article (DUI & DWI offenses) or §2-503, §2-504, §2-505, §2-506, or §3-211 of the Criminal Law Article, and within the preceding 10 years the defendant has been convicted under §21-902 of the Transportation Article or §2-503, §2-504, §2-505, §2-506, or §3-211 of the Criminal Law Article, or has been placed on probation in accordance with this section, after being charged with a violation of § 21-902 of the Transportation Article or §2-503, §2-504, §2-505, §2-506, or §3-211 of the Criminal Law Article; a second or subsequent controlled dangerous substance crime under Title 5 of the Criminal Law Article, except that the court may stay the entering of judgment and place a defendant on probation for possession of a controlled dangerous substance under §5-601 of the Criminal Law Article if: the defendant has been convicted once previously of or received probation before judgment once previously for possession of a controlled dangerous substance under §5-601 of the Criminal Law Article; the court requires the defendant to graduate from drug court or successfully complete a substance abuse treatment program as a condition of probation; and the defendant graduates from drug court or successfully completes a substance abuse treatment program as required; A violation of any of the provisions of §§3-303 through 3-307, §§3-309 through 3-312, §3-315, or §3-602 of the Criminal Law Article for a crime involving a person under the age of 16 years; or A moving violation, as defined in §11-136.1 of the Transportation Article, if: the defendant holds a provisional license under § 16–111 of the Transportation Article; and the defendant has previously been placed on probation under this section for the commission of a moving violation while the defendant held a provisional license.
text: If the Defendant did not plead guilty but was convicted, would you please provide all particulars of same.
text: If he or she is convicted, however, the pre-sentencing process begins.
text: If he or she is convicted, however, the pre-sentencing process begins.