Sentence examples for a dubious conviction from inspiring English sources

The result was what seems a dubious conviction of the Miami imam Hafiz Khan and unwarranted prosecution of members of his family.

Eychaner will give away some of that Murdoch moolah to nonprofits like the AIDS Foundation of Chicago and Northwestern's Medill Innocence Project, for which student journalists work to overturn dubious convictions of death-row inmates.

and enlisting dozens of local police departments around the country, the assault left at least 30 Panthers dead, scores of others imprisoned after dubious convictions, and hundreds more suffering permanent physical or psychological damage.

Coordinated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation... and enlisting dozens of local police departments around the country, the assault left at least 30 Panthers dead, scores of others imprisoned after dubious convictions, and hundreds more suffering permanent physical or psychological damage.

The only scandal that the celebrity sleuth Mr. Morton could turn up was a onetime ploy by Mr. Beckham to escape a traffic conviction by telling a dubious story about being followed on a high-speed chase.

422, is another admirable illustration of why we should not require cases raising a dubious constitutional question as to the validity of State convictions to be brought here before habeas corpus is sought in the District Courts.

She is played, with admirable daring and conviction, by Amanda Seyfried, who does what she can to turn a dubious conceit into something more credible.

Is it a dubious endeavor?

"A dubious distinction," Pooley laughs.

His father, Morris Gershovitz, was a dubious patriarch.

It seems a dubious proposition.