death by hanging

He had little choice but to sentence Elizabeth to death by hanging.

He reaches the kingdom, while his mother is sentenced to death by hanging.

He was found guilty on 22 counts of murder and sentenced to death by hanging.

Under the death penalty statute, civilians face death by hanging.

He was also sentenced to death by hanging.

All five were sentenced to death by hanging.

Saint Malo was condemned to death by hanging, on charges of murder.

The jury found both men equally guilty, and both were sentenced to death by hanging.

The tribunal sentenced him to death by hanging.

Göring uses his final statement to condemn the trial, and is sentenced along with several others to death by hanging.

The penalty, at the time in U.S. history, if convicted, was death by hanging.

It includes the death by hanging of Judas, his face upturned to the branch that suspends him.

Mr. Demjanjuk, who will be sentenced next Monday, could face death by hanging.

Ottoman authorities sentenced Levski to death by hanging.

Although he escaped conviction for murder, he was convicted of participating in the fighting and sentenced to death by hanging.

Houghton's dramatic sentencing of conspirator Antonio Maria Trujillo to death by hanging has been frequently noted by historians:

The deaths by hanging of Teruo Ono and Kazuo Sagawa last week merited only a single sentence from the Japanese government.

The 2023 verses of the Grand testament are marked by the immediate prospect of death by hanging and frequently describe other forms of misery and death.

He had witnessed the death by hanging of two members of the Al Daawa al Islamiya who were believed connected with the attempt on the life of the Chairman.

Her good behavior in prison, and the fact that the judge did not believe McCord to be a frequent smuggler, resulted in McCord receiving a life sentence rather than death by hanging.

The prisoner pleaded Not Guilty through the preliminary hearings and trial in the King's Bench Court, where Mr Justice Embury found him guilty and sentenced him to death by hanging.

The Rebellion of 1798 also affected the village in another form, with the death by hanging of the Rev. James Porter, Minister of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Greyabbey, which took place on 2 July 1798.

While capital punishment is still on the books in many countries around the world, death by hanging has in many cases been replaced by more sterile killing methods like lethal injection, which some believe to be a more humane form of execution.

After each side had given their summations and the jury given their final instructions, it took them a little more than two hours of deliberation to find the Stratton brothers guilty of murder, and they were sentenced to death by hanging.