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Meanings of wrongly convicted in inglês

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судебная ошибка
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erro judicial
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error judicial
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error judicial

Conviction and punishment of a person for a crime they did not commit.

      erro judicial
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      Examples for "miscarriage of justice"
      Examples for "miscarriage of justice"
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      They say the case against them is a grave miscarriage of justice.
      The Guardian
      2
      The Daniel Morgan case should count as an unresolved miscarriage of justice.
      The Guardian
      3
      The Crown's representative Rebecca Thompson said there was no miscarriage of justice.
      Radio NZ
      4
      I believe there might have been a miscarriage of justice, Lady Parsons.
      A duty to the dead
      5
      But I've never felt it was a gross miscarriage of justice, either.
      War Of Honor
      1
      This appears to have been a frequent cause of failure of justice.
      The Eve of the French Revolution
      2
      It seems to be a failure of justice, Mr. Kent.
      The Grafters
      3
      For much of this failure of justice no responsibility whatever lies on rich men as such.
      State of the Union Addresses
      4
      These had, of course, been safely preserved, ever since the failure of justice on that occasion.
      Red Cap Tales, Stolen from the Treasure Chest of the Wizard of t...
      5
      There must be no failure of justice.
      The Midnight Passenger : A Novel
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      But he will continue working on wrongful conviction cases, the statement added.
      Reuters
      2
      He filed for compensation for wrongful conviction and imprisonment in 2010.
      Radio NZ
      3
      The pledge: To protect the innocent from wrongful conviction; to help convict the guilty.
      206 Bones
      4
      Like David Bain his request for compensation for wrongful conviction and imprisonment was rejected.
      Radio NZ
      5
      He's suing Dad, his partner, the department for wrongful conviction.
      The frailty of flesh
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      The party disagrees and has called the directive a travesty of justice.
      Radio NZ
      2
      Whitehall will become a symbol, a martyr to a travesty of justice.
      Mortal Allies
      3
      This is a complete travesty of justice and without this scrutiny, justice cannot prevail.
      The Guardian
      4
      My trial, of course, was a travesty of justice.
      The power of one
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      Let's be done with this travesty of justice and let's move on as a nation.
      The Guardian
      Usage of wrongly convicted in inglês
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      Nearly every criminal swears he's been wrongly convicted, whether it's true or not.
      In every heartbeat
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      Smith said he thought many fans believed Evans was wrongly convicted.
      The Guardian
      3
      It is thought that he was wrongly convicted of the crime.
      The Irish Times
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      Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton says she's now focussed on helping others who have been wrongly convicted.
      Radio NZ
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      He told her he was wrongly convicted but didn't detail the seriousness of his crimes.
      News.com.au
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      Andrew Bolt believes Cardinal George Pell is an innocent man who has been wrongly convicted.
      News.com.au
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      At that time he had no proof to offer that he had been wrongly convicted.
      A Rogue by Compulsion: An Affair of the Secret Service
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      She wanted to let the world know that there are people who have been wrongly convicted.
      In the hat: a novel of suspense
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      Tim lied to me about why his sister was in prison...he said she'd been wrongly convicted.
      The secret life of ceecee wilkes
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      Just Mercy portrays the case of a black man wrongly convicted of killing a white woman.
      Radio NZ
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      There just aren't many cases where someone has been wrongly convicted on the strength of DNA alone.
      Wired
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      She and her family felt that same sense of horror as the relatives of those wrongly convicted.
      The Guardian
      13
      Stephen Miller, Yusef Abdullahi and Tony Paris were wrongly convicted for the 1988 murder in Cardiff's docklands.
      BBC
      14
      Ganek's legal team includes prominent litigator Barry Scheck, who has spent years working to exonerate wrongly convicted people.
      Reuters
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      Some have pointed out inconsistencies in the scenario presented in court and believe Pell has been wrongly convicted.
      News.com.au
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      He's using his celebrity as a wrongly convicted man to work these college kids, to gain their trust.
      In the hat: a novel of suspense
      Translations for wrongly convicted