Sentence examples for claimed miscarriages from inspiring English sources

Though the decision of the commission, an independent body set up to investigate claimed miscarriages of justice, is a blow to Biggs, it comes as no surprise to the legal profession.

A decade after the attacks, a report claimed that miscarriages in the city outnumbered live births, the number of babies with Down's syndrome has doubled and cases of leukemia trebled.

A decade after the attacks, a report claimed that miscarriages in the city outnumbered live births, the number of babies with Down's syndrome has doubled and cases of leukemia trippled.

The jury took only 20 minutes to convict, but was this a crime of passion or, as some have since claimed, a miscarriage of justice provoked by intemperate reporting?

"I claim a miscarriage of justice and collusion between the judge, the District Attorney and Sam Wright.

Some included studies though claim the miscarriage rate not to be higher than in the general population (Malhotra et al. 2008) and ECT to be less risky than pharmacological treatment (Kasar et al. 2007).

The newspapers of the mid-1800s were full of advertisements for potions, pills and powders that claimed to cause miscarriage.

The state imposed a 20-year jail sentence on Purvi Patel, claiming that what she claimed was a miscarriage constituted "feticide".

On June 18 2002, the prime minister claimed that the "biggest miscarriage of justice in today's system is when the guilty walk away unpunished".

Last year, Georgia prosecutors attempted to charge Kenlissa Jones with attempted murder after authorities claimed that Jones used abortion drugs to self-induce a miscarriage.

Police believe the suspect, 34, is mentally ill, as she arrived at the hospital with the baby and claimed to have suffered a miscarriage, Satur said.