Sentence examples for false prosecution from inspiring English sources

When Dominic Rains's tattooed pimp takes Arash's car as collateral, a bloody dance of death ensues that places our hero at the scene of the crime – surely the set-up for a tale of mistaken identity and false prosecution?

Japan's justice minister, Kunio Hatoyama, argues with casuistic skill that the vote-buying case cannot be described as a false prosecution: that would imply the real culprits are still at large when, happily for all, there are no culprits at all.

What about false prosecutions, opponents like Mr. Mpagi ask.

Many false prosecutions never come to light.The notion of being innocent until proven guilty is not strong in Japan.

It wasn't just the militarised police occupation of the coalfields; the 11,000 arrests, deaths, police assaults, mass jailings and sackings; the roadblocks, fitups and false prosecutions – most infamously at the Orgreave coking plant where an orgy of police violence in June 1984 was followed by a failed attempt to prosecute 95 miners for riot on the basis of false evidence.

On Fox, he spoke with Bill Hemmer about how Mueller had to "resort to false statement prosecutions" and argued that the special counsel "didn't start with very much" in the early stages of the investigation.

We are two such victims, and we condemn the false and malicious prosecution, conviction and incarceration of Elena Sassower.

Mr. Campbell and his wife are accusing the Orange County Sheriff's office, Sheriff Kevin Beary and three officers with false arrest, malicious prosecution and battery resulting from the April 1997 traffic stop.

She filed a claim against the agency in 2008, which was denied, and then filed the lawsuit, alleging false arrest, malicious prosecution and other charges.

The two men recently filed a lawsuit accusing the officers and their city bosses of assault, false imprisonment, malicious prosecution and violating their constitutional rights.

The Innocence Project's brief argues that objective scientific proof like DNA evidence should be given extra weight, especially when it refutes a "false fact" the prosecution has previously presented to jurors.