Sentence examples for a flawed verdict from inspiring English sources
"It is now even clearer this was an unjust trial and a flawed verdict," Mr. Stevens said Monday, according to The Associated Press.
A new follow-up study by the same researchers finds that states and counties that make most use of the death penalty -- applying it to a wide range of crimes instead of reserving it for "the worst of the worst" -- are also the most prone to flawed verdicts.
The inquest verdict followed a flawed first IPCC investigation, which exonerated officers.
The inquest verdict followed a flawed first investigation by the then police watchdog, which exonerated officers, and which was subsequently overturned.
The inquest verdict followed a flawed first investigation by the then police watchdog, the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), which exonerated officers, and which was subsequently overturned.
Now, in my 50s, my verdict on Dad has stood unexamined for years: a flawed man, but more good than bad, with mental illness as a mitigating factor.
What constitutes a flawed typeface?
It's a flawed comparison.
A flawed but touching novel.
