CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RECONVICT
PRESENT
Present
I reconvict
you reconvict
he/she/it reconvicts
we reconvict
you reconvict
they reconvict
Present continuous
I am reconvicting
you are reconvicting
he/she/it is reconvicting
we are reconvicting
you are reconvicting
they are reconvicting
Present perfect
I have reconvicted
you have reconvicted
he/she/it has reconvicted
we have reconvicted
you have reconvicted
they have reconvicted
Present perfect continuous
I have been reconvicting
you have been reconvicting
he/she/it has been reconvicting
we have been reconvicting
you have been reconvicting
they have been reconvicting
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I reconvicted
you reconvicted
he/she/it reconvicted
we reconvicted
you reconvicted
they reconvicted
Past continuous
I was reconvicting
you were reconvicting
he/she/it was reconvicting
we were reconvicting
you were reconvicting
they were reconvicting
Past perfect
I had reconvicted
you had reconvicted
he/she/it had reconvicted
we had reconvicted
you had reconvicted
they had reconvicted
Past perfect continuous
I had been reconvicting
you had been reconvicting
he/she/it had been reconvicting
we had been reconvicting
you had been reconvicting
they had been reconvicting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will reconvict
you will reconvict
he/she/it will reconvict
we will reconvict
you will reconvict
they will reconvict
Future continuous
I will be reconvicting
you will be reconvicting
he/she/it will be reconvicting
we will be reconvicting
you will be reconvicting
they will be reconvicting
Future perfect
I will have reconvicted
you will have reconvicted
he/she/it will have reconvicted
we will have reconvicted
you will have reconvicted
they will have reconvicted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been reconvicting
you will have been reconvicting
he/she/it will have been reconvicting
we will have been reconvicting
you will have been reconvicting
they will have been reconvicting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would reconvict
you would reconvict
he/she/it would reconvict
we would reconvict
you would reconvict
they would reconvict
Conditional continuous
I would be reconvicting
you would be reconvicting
he/she/it would be reconvicting
we would be reconvicting
you would be reconvicting
they would be reconvicting
Conditional perfect
I would have reconvict
you would have reconvict
he/she/it would have reconvict
we would have reconvict
you would have reconvict
they would have reconvict
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been reconvicting
you would have been reconvicting
he/she/it would have been reconvicting
we would have been reconvicting
you would have been reconvicting
they would have been reconvicting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you reconvict
we let´s reconvict
you reconvict
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
reconvicted
Present Participle
reconvicting
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECONVICT»
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reconvict in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reconvict and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Anything You Say: The True Story of One Man's Ordeal with a ...
He assured the people that he could reconvict me, even without the confession.
Politically, he had to make such assurances. He was running for election.
Republicans Barrasse and Jarbola had skirted a D.A. election the previous two
years, ...
Christopher DiStefano, 2006
2
Cruel Fate: One Man's Triumph Over Injustice
Were they trying to reconvict us, or were they seriously trying to find out who had
planted the explosives? During this time, too, it was clear that investigating
officers were releasing selected materials to their allies in the media. A deliberate
...
3
The Child Protection Handbook: The Practitioner's Guide to ...
Young adults (18–24 years) tend to reconvict more than older adults, as do those
diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. Those who started, but failed to
complete treatment, are also shown to be at increased risk (Hanson & Bussiere ...
Kate Wilson, Adrian L. James, 2007
4
Getting Out And Staying Out: Results of the Prisoner ...
Table D2 shows the performance of each in terms of the percentage of male
offenders who were correctly predicted to reconvict or not to reconvict. Table D2:
Correct prediction of reconviction or no reconviction over I2-month period (n =
475 ...
5
The revised statutes of the state of Wisconsin: as altered ...
Clerk to certify sentence from his reconvict of assault. cord. 11. \Vhen acquitted by
reason ofinsanity. 23. Court having trial jurisdiction may re12. Person acquitted
not chargeable with ceive plea of guilty and pass sentence costs and fees. at ...
Wisconsin, David Taylor, 1871
6
Proceedings of the State Conference
To do so would cost less than to turn the culprit loose and then to reconvict and
reimprison him. But reformation is vastly more profitable than either.
Remembering a promise not to quote statistics, I shall abstain from burdening
you therewith ...
Iowa State Conference of Charities and Correction, 1905
... regulating the manner of sentencing convicts in certain cases, and providing
for their release on parole. their conviction of crime during parole. and their rearr«
.st and reconvict ion fo,- breach of parole, and '•xtendjng the powers and duties of
...
Pennsylvania. General Assembly. Senate, 1920
8
Five Problems of State and Religion
Macon- ochie took command, there were two thousand convicts on the island, —
one part, the worst felonry of England ; the rest, the reconvict villains of New
South Wales and Tasmania, — the dregs of criminality. For trifling offences they
were ...
9
Report on the Prisons and Reformatories of the United States ...
... kind and humane treatment, especially by the higher officers. The following is
all the statement we are prepared to make on the subject of reconvict ions. In
Massachusetts, the percentage of reconvictions, as reported to us, is about
thirteen ...
Enoch Cobb Wines, Theodore William Dwight, 1867
10
The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature
... discovering a course of procedure tolerably regular ; a decided leaning to
mildness and moderation in the punishments ; a method of treating the guilty
severe indeed, but not cruel ; a disposition to pardon, except in cases of reconvict
! on for ...
John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, 1871
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECONVICT»
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reconvict is used in the context of the following news items.
A UPFA Gampaha District candidate who is an Island reconvicted …
Public Security and Christian Affairs Minister John Amaratunga disclosed today that an Island Reconvicted Criminal has been included to the UPFA Gampaha ... «Hiru News, Jul 15»
Convicted, unconvicted, reconvicted in less than a day
A Palmerston North man has been convicted, unconvicted, then reconvicted of a violent aggravated robbery, all in less than 24 hours. The bizarre set of ... «Manawatu Standard, Jun 15»
Penderlea Horses owner again convicted on animal cruelty charges
A horse owner has been given a month to surrender her animals after being reconvicted on animal cruelty charges on the New South Wales far south coast. «ABC Online, May 15»
Alcohol Treatment Programs Reduce Future Criminal Offenses
The researchers calculated the participants' charged and reconviction rates for ... as likely to be charged and two and a half times more likely to be reconvicted. «PsychCentral.com, May 15»
Criminal reoffending rate falls in Scotland
The number of offenders being reconvicted in Scotland has fallen, according to official figures. A third of criminals under 21 went on to commit further offences in ... «BBC News, Mar 15»
Amanda Knox 'Grateful' Conviction Overturned
Italy's highest court decided today to overturn Amanda Knox's reconviction in connection with her roommate's slaying, meaning that she will not be sent back to ... «ABC News, Mar 15»
Man reconvicted in wife's 1972 murder is given a fresh life sentence
Lorena Simpson should have been celebrating her mother's 65th birthday this month. Instead, she spent Friday facing the man who killed her mother when ... «Washington Post, Feb 15»
Amanda Knox Trial Update: Reconvicted in Italian Court, Knox and …
Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend Rafaelle Sollecito were re-convicted of killing Meredith Kercher by a Florence court early this year. The murder case will be ... «Christian Post, Oct 14»
Ex-DC man is reconvicted of murder 42 years later; first trial was …
A former D.C. man who spent more than four decades in prison for the 1972 murder of his wife was convicted of the crime a second time on Thursday. «Washington Post, Sep 14»
Santa Rosa Man Reconvicted On Rape Charges In Kidnapping …
SANTA ROSA (CBS SF) — A Sonoma County jury deliberated four hours Monday before reconvicting a Santa Rosa man of rape in concert with a kidnapping ... «CBS Local, Aug 14»
