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An Innocent Client
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It was there that he ran his con on Laura, convincing her that he held deep convictions about Christianity.†
p. 7.2 *
Three drug possessions, two misdemeanor thefts, three prostitution convictions.†
p. 194.3
None of this has anything to do with getting a murder conviction.†
p. 97.2
Deacon would tell anyone who'd listen that it was Landers's fault, that Landers had been sloppy, or that Landers had talked Deacon into indicting Angel without enough evidence for a conviction.†
p. 177.4
We've got enough circumstantial evidence to get a conviction.†
p. 188.2
"It's her first felony conviction," Judge Glass said.†
p. 216.9
"Not always:' "As a matter of fact, your most recent conviction was a direct result of my reporting you to the police, wasn't it?"†
p. 330.5

Definitions:

(1) (conviction as in: spoke with conviction)
a strong, firmly held belief
(2) (conviction as in: owed a fine after the conviction)
a court's finding that someone is guilty