What is the difference of convict and condemn?

Answer 1

By legal definition to convict is to find guilt based on evidence and proof and condemn is pronouncing a penalty based on a conviction.

But condemn is also to deride or speak against; Such as one person "condemning" the act or speech of another or to make a statement or express a 'condemnation' based on personal perspective or opinion... Also a determination that something is unfit or below an acceptable standard.

Answer 2

To convict is to find someone guilty of a crime through a legal process, resulting in a formal judgment. To condemn is to express strong disapproval or judgment against someone's actions or behavior, often in a moral or ethical context.