Synonyms for convicted
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1. fellon

   a person or criminal who has committed a serious crime.

   fellons are often set free when others believe they should be locked away for life

   Submitted by rinat on June 1, 2017  

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1. List of paraphrases for "convicted":

   sentenced, condemned, doomed, conviction, convicts, convict, adjudged, guilty, indicted, accused, condemnation, punished

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1. Ross Kramer:

   There's an exponentially higher number of people who are wrongfully sentenced than wrongfully convicted.

2. Boris Johnson:

   It does not make sense for us, as a society, to be putting people convicted of terrorist offences, serious violent offences, out on early release.

3. Michael Fitzpatrick:

   It's difficult for anybody to get a job these days, but they face particular problems, many of them have been away for a long time. They don't have that employment history. They have to indicate if they've ever been convicted of a crime.

4. Joe Sullivan:

   I was very disappointed there wasn’t one mention of starting to refocus and strategically target persons that are carrying guns illegally, especially previously convicted felons and persons on probation or parole, as that should be the backbone of any anti-violence program in Philadelphia, but since he’s taken office, we’ve seen a significant reduction in prosecutions in general and for persons carrying guns illegally. I think that’s counterproductive for a time when the city of Philadelphia is setting records for gun-related homicides and shootings.

5. Chuck Grassley:

   The Obama administration claims that it is using ‘prosecutorial discretion’ to prioritize the removal of criminal aliens from this country, but this report shows the disturbing truth: 1,000 undocumented aliens previously convicted of crimes who the administration released in 2013 have gone on to commit further crimes in our communities.