Conviction and punishment of a person for a crime they did not commit.
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Examples for "miscarriage of justice"
Examples for "miscarriage of justice"
1They say the case against them is a grave miscarriage of justice.
2The Daniel Morgan case should count as an unresolved miscarriage of justice.
3The Crown's representative Rebecca Thompson said there was no miscarriage of justice.
4I believe there might have been a miscarriage of justice, Lady Parsons.
5But I've never felt it was a gross miscarriage of justice, either.
1This appears to have been a frequent cause of failure of justice.
2It seems to be a failure of justice, Mr. Kent.
3For much of this failure of justice no responsibility whatever lies on rich men as such.
4These had, of course, been safely preserved, ever since the failure of justice on that occasion.
5There must be no failure of justice.
1But he will continue working on wrongful conviction cases, the statement added.
2He filed for compensation for wrongful conviction and imprisonment in 2010.
3The pledge: To protect the innocent from wrongful conviction; to help convict the guilty.
4Like David Bain his request for compensation for wrongful conviction and imprisonment was rejected.
5He's suing Dad, his partner, the department for wrongful conviction.
1Nearly every criminal swears he's been wrongly convicted, whether it's true or not.
2Smith said he thought many fans believed Evans was wrongly convicted.
3It is thought that he was wrongly convicted of the crime.
4Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton says she's now focussed on helping others who have been wrongly convicted.
5He told her he was wrongly convicted but didn't detail the seriousness of his crimes.
1The party disagrees and has called the directive a travesty of justice.
2Whitehall will become a symbol, a martyr to a travesty of justice.
3This is a complete travesty of justice and without this scrutiny, justice cannot prevail.
4My trial, of course, was a travesty of justice.
5Let's be done with this travesty of justice and let's move on as a nation.
6This deed was the very antithesis of courage and a travesty of justice, freedom and democracy.
7Rights groups have severely criticized the detention camp and the tribunals as a travesty of justice.
8His exoneration is a complete travesty of justice.
9Where their subject is a travesty of justice or dereliction of duty they serve as social verdicts.
10Robin Adams says the bill would be a denial of human rights and a travesty of justice.
11It really is a travesty of justice.
12The travesty of justice undergone by Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi is the tip of the iceberg.
13The fate of the men involved in it seems like a perfect travesty of justice and fair play.
14His company called it a " travesty of justice".
15It was a very travesty of justice that I was looking at, and no true trial at all.
16This is a travesty of justice.
Translations for travesty of justice