There's the families of [dead] children whose identities were used and there's all the miscarriages of justices that have happened by undercover officers keeping hidden their identity when giving evidence or attending legal meetings".
There were cases of mistaken identity Of all the miscarriages of justice revealed in the leaked documents, that of Mohammed Nasim, right, stands out.
These may be the most frightening words in Hilary Mantel's novel, words pregnant with all the future miscarriages of the totalitarian state.
20 Our study, of Matlab, Bangladesh, like that of Love et al 7 for Scotland, other studies of industrialised countries, 4 6 and a smaller study of Matlab, 12 looks specifically at the effects of IPIs following miscarriages; all the studies find no higher risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes if women become pregnant soon after a miscarriage.
In our case, the miscarriages were all very early on – around six to eight weeks – and we thought, 'We can't keep doing this.
The outcomes of interest were live birth, preterm birth, miscarriage (early and late), ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, and foetal death as a whole (comprising all miscarriage and stillbirth).
The faithful cur of Prince Llewelyn the Great was the victim of the mother of all miscarriages of justice.
"Me, and Tammy, and Michelle, we all had miscarriages," Faye Robertson said, pointing down the road of trailers at the homes of her neighbors and friends.
Instead we get a series of disconnected "vignettes" (the natural birth, the C-section, the miscarriage) all played out over a pappy jukebox soundtrack by stunningly photogenic (and universally well-to-do) Hollywood names who mug, wince and grin like people giving birth to very large paychecks.
"That Attorney General Holder changed federal policy three months ago only makes this miscarriage of justice all the more disturbing.
But above all, uncorrected miscarriages of justice corrode respect for legal institutions.
