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Meanings of wrongful incarceration in English

Russian
противоправное лишение свободы
Spanish
encarcelamiento ilegal
Catalan
empresonament il·legal

Illegal restraint of a person in a bounded area without justification or consent.

противоправное лишение свободы
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Examples for "false imprisonment"
Examples for "false imprisonment"
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He also pleaded guilty to charges of criminal damage and false imprisonment.
The Irish Times
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Let's see, kidnapping, assault, battery, false imprisonment, and the list goes on.
Hearts of grey
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Thou hast already made thyself liable to an action for false imprisonment.
Isaac T. Hopper: A True Life
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The offence was also at the lower scale of false imprisonment, it said.
The Irish Times
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He was also given a three-year concurrent term for false imprisonment.
The Irish Times
1
The health of Eliot had sunk under an unlawful imprisonment of several years.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
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A writ of habeas corpus requires a person to be released from unlawful imprisonment.
The Irish Times
3
A 19-year-old woman had been and charged with actual bodily harm and unlawful imprisonment.
The Irish Times
4
Whoever was responsible for her unlawful imprisonment was going to get an earful from her.
Shadow fall
5
He has also been charged with unlawful imprisonment.
The Irish Times
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Lawyer Aman Ravindra-Singh claims unlawful detention is commonplace for locals in Fiji.
Radio NZ
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Most of the cases involved illegal arrest, unlawful detention and shootings.
The South African
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Shaker Aamer highlights the unlawful detention of the last British resident in Guantanamo Bay.
The Irish Times
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Last June, U.S.-based Human Rights Watch accused Angola of unlawful detention and torture in Cabinda.
Reuters
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It then tells people to serve police with the schedule of fees for unlawful detention document.
News.com.au
Usage of wrongful incarceration in English
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Coleman chooses to remain optimistic about this wrongful incarceration because of his family.
Ebony
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Cornelia Rau, whose wrongful incarceration caused a crisis in the immigration department.
The Guardian
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