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frames- Mr. Dinkins , the ad charges 0 *T*-2 , also failed *-1 to report his campaign contributions accurately , hid his links to a failing insurance company and paid a [rel convicted] [ARG1 kidnapper] `` through a phony organization with no members , no receipts and no office . ''
- And , says 0 *T*-1 Mr. Dinkins , he did n't know 0 [ARG1 the man 0 his campaign paid *T*-2 for a get-out-the-vote effort] had been [rel convicted] *-3 of [ARG2-of kidnapping] .
- Despite the strong evidence against Mrs. Yeargin , popular sentiment *ICH*-1 was so strong *ICH*-3 in her favor , Mrs. Ward says 0 *T*-2 , that `` I 'm afraid 0 [ARG0 a jury] [ARGM-MOD would] [ARGM-NEG n't] have [rel convicted] [ARG1 her] .
- According to a source at the East Europe desk , two [ARGM-TMP previously] [rel convicted] [ARG1 felons] were charged *-1 , tried *-1 , convicted *-1 and sentenced *-1 to prison terms of four and 12 years .
- [ARGM-ADV According to a source at the East Europe desk] , [ARG1 two previously convicted felons] were charged *-1 , tried *-1 , [rel convicted] *-1 and sentenced *-1 to prison terms of four and 12 years .
- Lawmakers in Hungary approved legislation granting amnesty to [ARG1 many people] [rel convicted] * of [ARG2-of crimes punishable by less than three years in prison] .
- If [ARG1 *-1] [rel convicted] *-2 , they could be sentenced *-1 to death .
- But Mr. Dinkins has stumbled in the past two weeks over his campaign 's payments to a black activist who *T*-1 is a [rel convicted] [ARG1 kidnapper] , and over his handling of a stock sale to his son .
- His campaign was caught *-1 flat-footed amid allegations 0 it paid almost $ 10,000 *U* for what it said 0 *T*-2 was a `` get-out-the-vote '' effort by black activist Sonny Carson , a [rel convicted] [ARG1 kidnapper] who later *T*-3 said publicly that he is `` anti-white . ''
- [ARG1 He] was [rel convicted] *-1 of [ARG2-of *-2 charging interest rates much higher than what the law permitted *T*-3 , and attempting *-4 to evade income taxes by *-5 using a double accounting system] .
- Few now recall the actual outcome : [ARG1 Scopes] was [rel convicted] *-2 and fined *-2 $ 100 *U* , and his conviction was reversed *-1 on appeal because the fine was excessive under Tennessee law .
- [ARG1 Bakker , who *T*-2 was immediately taken into custody ,] was [rel convicted] *-1 [ARGM-TMP Oct. 5] by [ARG0-by a federal court jury in Charlotte , N.C. ,] of [ARG2-of fraud and conspiracy] [ARGM-CAU for *-1 diverting more than $ 3.7 million *U* of ministry funds for personal use] .
- [ARGM-TMP Within six years] [ARG1 many figures] were [rel convicted] *-1 for [ARG2-for their illegal abuse of Franklin funds] .
- In June 1980 , [ARG1 Michele Sindona -- an Italian financier who in July 1972 *T*-3 had bought a 22 % block of Franklin 's stock from Loews Corp. , headed * by Laurence A. Tisch --] was sentenced *-1 to 25 years in prison after * being [rel convicted] *-2 of [ARG2-of fraud and perjury] .
- The question , she said 0 *T*-2 , is whether Drexel should be allowed *-3 to pay and move on , or `` whether you should -LRB- simply -RRB- revoke the license [ARGM-TMP when] [ARG1 someone] is [rel convicted] *-1 of [ARG2-of a felony] *T*-4 . ''
- `` This process should point out that it *EXP*-2 's not going *-1 to be easy for [ARG1 a firm] that *T*-5 's [rel convicted] of [ARG2-of a felony] to immediately jump back into the retail business , '' Ms. Bryant said *T*-3 .
- [ARG1 Mr. Donohoo] was [rel convicted] *-1 [ARGM-LOC in Louisville] [ARGM-TMP late last month] of [ARG2-of *-3 violating Superfund by *-4 failing *-5 to report the release of asbestos into the environment from a building 0 he was demolishing *T*-2] .
- [ARG1 He] was [ARGM-DIS also] [rel convicted] *-1 of [ARG2-of *-2 failing *-3 to properly remove asbestos from the building , a violation of the Clean Air Act] .
- [ARG1 The murderer , Ronald Gene Simmons ,] was [rel convicted] *-1 of [ARG2-of *-2 killing 14 people] .
- [ARG0 The Senate] [rel convicted] [ARG1 U.S. District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida] of [ARG2-of eight impeachment articles] , [ARGM-ADV *-1 removing the 53-year-old judge from his $ 89,500-a-year , lifetime job] .
- In 1983 , Mr. Hastings was found *-1 not guilty of * accepting a $ 150,000 *U* bribe in a case before him , [ARG2-on the central charge] on which [ARG0 the Senate] [rel convicted] [ARG1 him] *T*-2 .
- With no floor debate , [ARG0 the Senate] on Friday voted 69-26 *-1 to [rel convict] [ARG1 Mr. Hastings] of [ARG2-of perjury and * conspiring *-2 to accept a bribe] , five votes more than needed .
- [ARGM-LOC In another case] , [ARG1 a protester , Ann O'Brien ,] was [rel convicted] *-1 of [ARG2-of trespass] [ARGM-TMP before the Supreme Court 's Webster ruling] .
- [ARG0 JURY] [rel CONVICTS] [ARG1 congressman] [ARGM-MNR in connection with Wedtech Corp. scandal] .
- [ARG0 The jury] [ARGM-DIS also] [rel convicted] [ARG1 them] of [ARG2-of extortion in * obtaining a $ 20,000 *U* , interest-free loan from a Wedtech officer] .
- Mr. Little said 0 [ARG1 more than 20 people] have been [rel convicted] [ARGM-LOC in the Wedtech cases] , including former U.S. Rep. Mario Biaggi -LRB- D. , N.Y . -RRB- .
- He can match Jackie Mason with his own Robert `` Sonny '' Carson , [ARG1 an angry street organizer] who *T*-2 was [rel convicted] *-1 of [ARG2-of kidnapping] [ARGM-TMP in 1974] .
- [ARG0 The Senate] [rel convicted] [ARG1 federal Judge Alcee Hastings of Miami] of [ARG2-of eight impeachment articles] , [ARGM-ADV *-1 removing him from the bench] .
- [ARG0 The chamber] voted 69-26 Friday *-1 to [rel convict] [ARG1 the judge] of [ARG2-of perjury and bribery conspiracy] .
- [ARG0 The jury] [ARGM-DIS also] [rel convicted] [ARG1 them] of [ARG2-of extortion in * obtaining a $ 20,000 *U* interest-free loan from an officer of the defunct defense contractor] .
- The rogues ' gallery of planners involved * includes some [rel convicted] [ARG1 felons] , a compulsive gambler or two , various businessmen who *T*-1 had planned their own previous ventures right into bankruptcy , and one man who *T*-2 scammed his wife 's grandmother .
- -LRB- [ARG1 Mr. Blodgett] , who *T*-2 was [rel convicted] *-1 [ARGM-LOC in Florida state court] of [ARG2-of *-3 selling unregistered securities] and in California state court of unlawful use *ICH*-6 of the telephone * to defraud and deceive , is now on probation .
- William Bennett , the White House drug-policy director , accused local officials in the Washington area of *-1 blocking construction of prison facilities 0 *T*-2 to house [rel convicted] [ARG1 drug] dealers .
- Without more space 0 * to incarcerate [rel convicted] [ARG1 criminals] *T*-1 , he added 0 *T*-2 , `` we will not win the war on drugs . ''
- Specter , the vice chairman of the Senate 's evidence panel , said 0 there was `` [ARGM-CAU insufficient evidence] 0 [ARG0 *] to [rel convict] '' [ARG1 the Miami jurist] *T*-1 .
- If [ARG1 *-1] [rel convicted] *-2 , he could be imprisoned *-1 for up to 10 years and fined *-1 $ 250,000 *U* .
- By any `` reasonable man '' criterion , Mr. Lantos and his colleagues have [ARG1 a whole bunch of people] tried and [rel convicted] .
- The subcommittee , Congress and the American public have every right * to draw the adverse inference and to concur with Mr. Pierce 's own belief that his testimony could help [ARG0 *-1] [rel convict] [ARG1 him] of [ARG2-of a crime] .