Sentence examples for because they were coerced from inspiring English sources

It is not in society's interests to have confessions from young suspects thrown out because they were coerced, as happened before Miranda.

Anglophile Argentines formed football teams not because they were coerced to play but rather because football was the game played by the English whom they admired.

Among these motivations were (1) because they were high; (2) the women's own desire for anal intercourse; (3) a desire to please their partner, (4) in quid pro quo (exchange) situations; (5) because they wanted to avoid vaginal sex; (6) and because they did not consent, either because they did not realize they had to ability to refuse or because they were coerced.

Suspects do this for many reasons — because they are coerced, threatened, frightened, drunk or high, mentally impaired or ignorant of the law.

In 1998, the Court of Appeals, New York's highest court, struck down the part of the death penalty law that dealt with pleas because defendants could claim they were coerced into plea bargains while the threat of execution was still hanging over them.

Although HTC was high in some of the health facilities, participants from these facilities disclosed they had to do it because they were told it was compulsory they were coerced to do it.

Democratic leaders insisted they were coerced.

"Look at Lavabit, they were coerced by law.

Mr Thuc and Mr Long recanted these at trial, saying they were coerced.

But if they were coerced they also would be dangerous.

They do it because it's their livelihood, they are coerced by their environment.