"Convict" is a term used to refer to someone who has been found guilty of a crime and is serving a sentence, usually in prison. For example, if a person steals something from a shop, and a court of law decides they did it, they become a convict. They'll likely have to serve some time as punishment for the bad action they did. It's really important that we all follow laws to avoid becoming convicts.
Which of these examples is the odd one out?
Once a person is convicted, they are branded a criminal and their freedom is taken away
Despite the evidence against him, they failed to convict the suspect of any crime
The court decided to convict the man for his involvement in the robbery
I tried to convict the door for not opening properly
The jury has the power to convict someone if they are found guilty beyond reasonable doubt
