Conviction
A conviction is when a person is found guilty of a crime by a court. The next step after conviction is sentencing. There is a natural degree of controversy over convictions because it is known that innocent people are regulary convicted of crimes they did not commit.
See also criminal justice, law.
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It is generally conceded that what literature in America needs at this
attained by sporadic efforts, especially in a democracy of letters where
front of the book is not always a better marksman than the man behind the
recall what Byron wrote to Coleridge: "I trust you do not permit yourself
public' for the favorites of the moment; all experience is against the
pass away, and will survive many more."
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Care of riches should have the last place in our thoughts
Impress and reduce to obsequious deference the hotel clerk
Prejudice working upon ignorance
Rab and his Friends
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To the lawyer everybody is or ought to be a litigant
Very rich and very good at the same time he cannot be
What we call life is divided into occupations and interest
EQUALITY
of his treatise on Natural Philosophy--"It appears to me to be well for
some undeniable principle to start with"--we offer this: "All men are
growth in the world of the doctrine of "equality."
Every one talked of "the state of nature" as if he knew all about it.
very incompetent ladies and gentlemen at convivial supper-parties, and
Frenchmen plunged into the wilderness of North America, confidently
the society of a squaw.
It is to be noticed that rights are mentioned, but not duties, and that
as of equal moment. It is not announced that political power is a
right to be enjoyed for the advantage of the possessor; and it is to be
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