Sentence examples for considered wrongful from inspiring English sources

Just months ago, an appellate judge in a Zuma pretrial matter said that a prosecution could not be considered wrongful merely because its motives were impure; the charges must also be proved groundless.

It is thus distinguished from a status offense, a term applied in the United States and other national legal systems to acts considered wrongful when committed by a juvenile but not when committed by an adult.

What is odd about the law in this area is that the benefit requirement is far removed from what is considered wrongful about insider trading, which is the misuse of confidential information for personal gain that undermines confidence in the market.

Under Montana law, such a voluntary termination could still be considered wrongful discharge if the employer created an intolerable situation.

Considering wrongful convictions as mistakes is like saying that fish don't live in water.

This is considered a wrongful act however, and the Sage himself had left a message in the form of a stone tablet for Indra's descendants to reconsider the act.

Today, after Judge Sybil Moses of State Superior Court ordered the complaints dismissed, lawyers for the employee, Millie Nevin, and the officer, Lt. Vincent Caruso, said their clients were considering filing wrongful prosecution suits, but were not sure whom to name.

Mr. Gabrenya, for his part, said he could have gone to a lawyer and attempted to reach a financial settlement with the company for what he considers his wrongful termination, but that "it was not about money".

"I said, 'If you don't send them back on 28 August, I will consider this wrongful retention under article 3 of the Hague convention.'" Alexander and Constantin were made wards of court, and an order was made for them to return to the UK; but the local German court successfully argued that the children were victims of racism in Britain, and that the "children have decisively opposed such return".

The family also said it was considering a wrongful-death lawsuit against the institute, The Boston Globe reported.

Meanwhile, his family's lawyers, who said they were considering a wrongful-death lawsuit, have asked federal prosecutors in Manhattan to open an investigation, complaining that the Bronx prosecutors are moving too slowly.