Sentence examples for faulty trials from inspiring English sources

Former Gov. George Ryan declared the moratorium in 2000 in the face of a running scandal of faulty trials that cost innocent inmates their lives.

The human rights advocacy group Amnesty International says in a 2011 report that "more than a dozen activists were convicted in faulty trials simply because they had peacefully voiced criticism of government policies".

The Chicago Tribune, in an investigative series on the death penalty in Illinois, concluded: "Capital punishment in Illinois is so riddled with faulty evidence, unscrupulous trial tactics and legal incompetence that justice has been forsaken".

The plea agreement came on the day Ms. Dixon's lawyers were scheduled to argue that her conviction should be overturned because of jury misconduct and faulty instructions by the trial judge.

The capital punishment system in states throughout the country is plagued with legal incompetence, unscrupulous trial tactics and faulty evidence.

A dozen plaintiffs have filed a lawsuit against Duke University and administrators, researchers, and physicians there, alleging that they engaged in fraudulent and negligent behavior when they enrolled cancer patients in a clinical trial compromised by faulty data.

The particular significance of ZnT8A autoantibodies shows why specific types and levels of autoantibodies should be considered to avoid faulty determinations of eligibility for prevention trials.

However, this validation process must be efficient, or it would be an obstacle, spending more resources than the trial of running a faulty application.

However, he managed to defuse the situation before it came to trial, by claiming his faulty Russian had been the cause of the misunderstanding.

But late in December that year, the F.D.A. turned down ImClone's application, citing faulty design and conduct of its clinical trial.

However, the ASTRAL trial's study design was faulty and therefore did not provide conclusive evidence to answer the question.