The phrase "alleged miscarriages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or accusations regarding miscarriages that have not been proven or confirmed.
Example: "The report highlighted several alleged miscarriages of justice that need further investigation."
Alternatives: "purported miscarriages" or "claimed miscarriages".
Fourteen months went by and he felt that the commission, which investigates alleged miscarriages of justice, was taking too long.
They criticised the Criminal Cases Review Commission, the independent body that filters alleged miscarriages of justice and refers those deemed to merit reopening to the court of appeal.
The lawyers have accused the Criminal Cases Review Commission, which decides whether alleged miscarriages of justice should be referred to the court of appeal, of systemic failures.
Cooper, who is seeking a judicial review of the watchdog's decision not to investigate the case of Dr Hawley Crippen, accused it of being reluctant to examine historic cases involving alleged miscarriages of justice.
The head of the organisation that investigates alleged miscarriages of justice has ordered an urgent review of cases where DNA evidence is involved to find whether there are long-term prisoners whose innocence could now be scientifically proved.
On Thursday they lodged an application with the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC), the body that reviews alleged miscarriages of justice in criminal cases and has the power to refer a case back to the high court.
This bill, he said, "would actually exacerbate the delays and repetitiousness of the present system" by permitting prisoners who allege a "miscarriage of justice" to file successive habeas corpus petitions.
DuPont is involved in a similar lawsuit in Mississippi, where workers at the its Delisle chemical manufacturing plant have alleged soaring cancer rates, miscarriages and neurological problems tied to plant emissions of dioxins.
By definition, "equitable" means fair to both parties; depending on the biases of a particular campus officer, both alleged survivors of sexual violence (whom OCR terms "complainants") and alleged perpetrators risk abuse and miscarriages of justice.
Michael Piccarreta, Jeffs' defense attorney, interviewed Jane Blackmore, Wall's midwife at the time of the miscarriage, in November 2010 and alleged that Wall had requested that she recreate the detailed records when she could not find them.
The commission was set up because the Home Office, previously responsible for reviewing alleged wrongful convictions, had so abjectly failed the victims of miscarriage.
