Sentence examples for a potential miscarriage from inspiring English sources
The Criminal Cases Review Commission referred the case – highlighted since 2010 by the Guardian as a potential miscarriage of justice – to the court of appeal earlier this year.
But having just got used to the idea of being a first-time mother, Den is now having to deal with a potential miscarriage.
"It puts any investigative journalist at risk if they ask any questions of a victim of a potential miscarriage of justice … I don't think this should be allowed in English courts".
The final programme in a gripping series scrutinising a potential miscarriage of justice over a US High School murder was available for download today, keenly awaited by millions who – if seeking a tidy conclusion to an outwardly simple murder case – may have been disappointed.
He added: "I don't think there was any feeling that there was a potential miscarriage of justice going on at that point because they were recollections that were being presented, not statements of witnesses".
"Why should you have to go to that extreme?" State attorney Bill Cervone of the 8th Judicial Circuit expressed concern about changing Florida's self-defense laws, and a potential "miscarriage of justice".
A currently wildly popular internet sensation is the podcast Serial, which follows radio producer Sarah Koenig's quest to investigate a historic potential miscarriage of justice.
George's appeal case was prepared by law students at Cardiff University working under the university's Innocence Project, which was set up within its law school to consider potential miscarriage of justice cases.
These historical concepts of treating women for vaginal bleeding in pregnancy, acknowledged as potential miscarriage, continued to be explored throughout the development of traditional Chinese medicine, forming the basis for acupuncture treatment protocols given in acupuncture text books published today [ 32- 36].
The university is one of a number of higher education institutions that work on cases of potential miscarriages of justice.
The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission, which investigates potential miscarriages of justice, had referred the case for a second appeal.
