A few backless forms were provided on the floor for unconvicted prisoners.
Surely it is scandalous that unconvicted prisoners, some of whom are eventually acquitted, should suffer this unnecessary hardship and incur this unnecessary risk.
Nor was it only the accused and unconvicted who lingered out their lives in gaol, but numbers of perfectly innocent folk helped to crowd the narrow limits of the prison-house.
The second wing on the right contains on one side unconvicted men felons, and unconvicted women felons for capital offences on the other.
Here are four prison wings in the building, the right hand one contains in one ward common debtors, and in the other unconvicted men felons, not capital.
Months would lengthen into years, perhaps years into decades, and find him still unconvicted and still a prisoner, hopeless and despairing.
When asked what he would do with the unconvicted boroughs, he replied that he would consider a general disfranchisement of the unconvicted boroughs a reconstruction of the House of Commons altogether.
These unconvicted prisoners are not only entitled to humane and decent detention pending trial and conviction, but are entitled to be kept under such conditions as will not impair their health.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unconvicted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
