"baseless grounds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a situation or claim that lacks evidence or logical reasoning. Example: The judge dismissed the case due to baseless grounds provided by the prosecution. In this example, "baseless grounds" is used to describe the lack of evidence or reasoning behind the prosecution's claims.
Though prosecutors wanted to include the porn as evidence, according to Bottos, it was deemed inadmissible to jurors because police found it after unlawfully interrogating Barton, unlawfully withholding his laptop, and obtained a search warrant with "baseless" grounds.
Though prosecutors wanted to include the porn as evidence, according to Bottos, it was deemed inadmissible because police found it after unlawfully interrogating Barton, unlawfully withholding his laptop, and obtaining a search warrant on "baseless" grounds.
"I think that most of us who have examined the charges feel that the grounds are baseless," Mr. Parker said.
In a statement, Platini said: "The charges against me are baseless, built from the ground up and surreal in view of the facts and the explanations I gave during the hearing.
"Today's Wall Street Journal story about Theranos is factually and scientifically erroneous and grounded in baseless assertions by inexperienced and disgruntled former employees and industry incumbents," reads a statement on Theranos' website.
At first, the company rebutted the report, claiming the story was "factually and scientifically erroneous and grounded in baseless assertions by inexperienced and disgruntled former employees". .
The full statement is below: "Author Salman Rushdie's allegation that Rajasthan Police concocted a story to prevent him from participating in Jaipur Literature Festival is totally baseless, false and without any ground.
On the ground, the reports proved baseless.
Ms. Seinfeld's lawyer, Orin Snyder, told The Times that he filed a motion arguing for dismissal of the lawsuit on the grounds that it is "opportunistic and baseless".
The author finds the arguments attacking progress and free trade on the grounds that "the past was better" to be baseless.
Avalon calls the sexual-abuse lawsuit baseless and has sought to have it dismissed, in part on the ground that Oklahoma law bars suits against private corrections companies based solely on mental or emotional injuries.
