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This case is an example of a murder conviction without a body.

What do you think about her murder conviction being overturned?

On Thursday night, the vote was 9 to 3 for a murder conviction.

Logan's case was named a Murder conviction without a body.

A murder conviction would have carried a sentence of 25 to 60 years.

"We're not talking about a murder conviction," the judge said.

All arrive on death row by way of murder convictions.

She said only that a murder conviction would "give Lisa justice and let her rest in peace."

Defense lawyers have already announced plans to appeal the murder convictions.

Efforts to overturn the murder conviction have drawn national attention.

They said their first vote for a murder conviction was unanimous, even though the body of the victim has never been found.

A murder conviction carries a sentence of from 15 years to life in prison.

This was his seventh murder conviction though he boasted of 10 others.

In 28 murder convictions, 22 blacks and 6 whites were executed.

His many murder convictions earned him a life sentence from the Italian court.

He had a number of brushes with the law, including stealing drugs, and later a murder conviction.

The case is controversial because the prosecution obtained a murder conviction without a body.

His criminal record began two years before his first murder conviction.

The trial judge imposed death sentences for the murder convictions.

The capital murder conviction and death sentence were confirmed on September 18, 2009.

According to Sandy's research, there was not a single reported murder conviction in the state with an unidentified victim.

A murder conviction requires proof of an intention to kill.

Murder convictions for the other three were upheld, and they received prison terms ranging from 8 to 12 years.

Johnny had been dodging a murder conviction for thirty years.

A murder conviction would have carried a life term.

I doubt if we would have got a conviction for murder.

Conviction for murder in the absence of a body is possible.

Hoff's service record was clean before his conviction for murder.

His conviction for murder wouldn't help us any; quite the contrary.

"I feel the act definitely warranted a conviction for murder," he said.

However in English law this did not quash his conviction for murder.

His conviction for murder was overturned when the most important witness changed her testimony.

Story tells about Caesar's trial and conviction for murder.

It is the first time that fingerprint evidence is used to get a conviction for murder.

Nevertheless, none of these items would have prevented his conviction for murdering Moore.

The defendant's appeal against conviction for murder was refused.

We may get a conviction for murder against both, but at least we can fix her as an accessory.

The respondent successfully appealed against his conviction for murder.

That 1943 case was among the first to lead to convictions for murder, extortion and conspiracy directly under federal statutes, not state laws.

Among them, they've got fifty-nine convictions for murder.

Richard attempted to ensure his conviction for murder, but forensic evidence indicated that the shooting was an accident.

Mr. Harris has spent 11 years on death row after his conviction for murdering two teen-age boys.

In 1985 there were 24 convictions for murder, but there were only eight in 1990.

Conviction for murder corroborates at least one murder victim.

Saudi Arabia imposes death by beheading in cases of conviction for murder and drug smuggling.

A federal district chief judge had invalidated his death sentence and voided his conviction for murder.

"In Bensonhurst there was only one conviction for murder because we couldn't show shared intent," he said.

Already a convicted fraudster, he believed that dissolving a body in acid would make a conviction for murder impossible.

In June 2011 Entwistle launched an appeal against his conviction for murder.

At the trial, their offer to plead guilty to manslaughter was rejected by the prosecution, who pursued convictions for murder.