A state conviction was overturned on grounds of prejudicial news coverage.
In 1966, he had the case overturned by the United States Supreme Court on the ground of prejudicial pre-trial publicity.
The present results suggest immigrant patients experience negative events in three types of situations: namely, perceived inadequate exchange of information, experienced difference in expectations between respondents and care providers about medical procedures; and feelings of prejudicial behavior on the part of the care providers.
While the left has focused on divisive, prejudicial rhetoric, the right has focused on the global economy, the TPT, domestic jobs leaving, and questionable behavior of HRC.
The pun that turns the tables on the prejudicial description is made possible by the fact that "sheng" has different meanings in Chinese depending on the written character: either "leftover" or "victorious" (or "successful," as some prefer).
Adding to a string of out-of-context quotes, Ms. Maslin continues to pour fuel on a prejudicial pyre by citing my description of "Chariots of Fire" as "a film about a Jewish runner".
In large part the complaint is based on the prejudicial nature of the publicity surrounding the evidence – given not just at the inquiry but also at two Commons select committee hearings.
"All kinds of prejudicial information [is] 'out there' on the internet' ", he said.
But his pressure on Israel for a unilateral ban on settlements was prejudicial, misguided, ill-informed, and ultimately destructive to any possibility of peace.
Stigmatization can lead to prejudicial thoughts, behaviors and actions on the part of individuals and groups [ 8, 9].
