Sentence examples for case of wrongful from inspiring English sources

This week in the magazine, David Grann writes about a possible case of wrongful execution.

A little-known tribunal is meeting this week to consider a case of wrongful surveillance.

It was a case of wrongful execution, Gary C. Anderson, a history professor at the University of Oklahoma and Little Crow biographer, said last week in an interview.

Mark Dombroff, an aviation industry lawyer who was not involved in the Bavis case, concurred, saying that the litigation process was intended to resolve disputes, and in the case of wrongful death, "the only resolution the courts can give is money".

He can tell any number of funny stories about his experience; when he was sacked from his prison job at the health centre for "queue pushing", for example, Devine offered to set up an employment tribunal and fight a case of wrongful dismissal.

The strongest version of this argument states that it would be wrong now to produce a child using SCNT because it would constitute a case of wrongful procreation.

False snitch testimony has been identified as a key cause of wrongful convictions in murder cases.

Prosecutors rarely face criminal charges in cases of wrongful conviction.

Three years ago, the State Bar Association created a task force that studied 53 cases of wrongful conviction.

Except in cases of wrongful death, there would be no right to a jury trial.

The $250,000 cap is unconscionably low, especially for victims in cases of wrongful death and catastrophic injury.