Sentence examples for a judicial error from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, he had nothing to gain but the satisfaction of having repaired a judicial error and rescued an innocent man from a horrible captivity.

"The presence of president Laurent Gbagbo in the dock is clearly a judicial error, a swindle, a move to liquidate him politically, socially and physically".

In the past he had served time in prison on remand before being released over a judicial error, French media reported.

Although the verdict was later overturned over a judicial error, Father Fugee, to avoid another trial, entered into an agreement with the Bergen County prosecutor's office that he would enter sex-offender treatment and have no unsupervised contact with children as part of his church duties.

In 1977, Microsoft won an arbitration case in a contract dispute with MITS and Pertec about the sales and ownership of the Gates-Allen version of Basic -- a judicial error, Mr. Roberts says, while Mr. Gates says it was foolish for Pertec and MITS to pursue the case in the first place.

and which means that there is almost never either a just verdict or a judicial error but a sort of harmony between the mistaken idea the judge has of an innocent act and the guilty facts of which he is unaware.

Without such protections, there is a grave possibility of judicial error.

"With all due respect, Judge Warren made a very basic, critical judicial error," Mr. Keane said.

His previous federal conviction, in 1997, had been overturned when an appeals court found judicial error in the trial.

The lawyer points to the network of help for those claiming to be victims of judicial error: the university-based Innocence Projects, a diminishing number of criminal defence lawyers who are willing to spend time on poorly remunerated appeals work and other initiatives such as the Inside Justice led by the journalist Louise Shorter at Inside Times.

(Last month, a federal appeals court overturned one of those convictions, citing judicial error).