Sentence examples similar to Spurious conviction from inspiring English sources
Boudreau said that "gravy train" firms like Loevy & Loevy had helped to create a spurious wrongful-conviction industry.
Lawyers could also use the findings in their attempts to overturn convictions based on spurious evidence.
Spurious and doubtful works.
Spurious race argumentation cuts both ways, however.
NEW YORK -- Al Jazeera executives and correspondents pledged Wednesday to keep pressure on the Egyptian government following this week's widely condemned convictions of three network journalists on spurious terrorism charges.
The coalition argued that the court's ruling would inspire politicians to press spurious charges against their rivals and, somehow, procure criminal convictions too.
Presidential conviction has various nuances: narcissistic fantasy ("What matters is my resolve"), spurious empiricism ("On the other hand, Rumsfeld says the Iraqi Army is doing better in Diyala"), sheer hope ("The strategy will succeed because it has to"), teleological leap ("History will vindicate me just as it did Truman").
"Overwroughtness in spurious form".
