Sentence examples for flawed conviction from inspiring English sources

Human rights campaigners in Hong Kong said his early release did not offset what had been a flawed conviction.

Reporters asked him about Detective Louis Scarcella, who broke many rules in that long-ago case and played a key role in Mr. Ranta's flawed conviction.

This doesn't bode well for Twitter being able to fix a crisis of its own flawed conviction.

For example, clinging to the flawed conviction that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction created a huge debacle.

Sixteen years since that flawed conviction, Abdellatif has never had his day in court to answer any allegations against him.

The attorneys further asserted that "with each passing day that Mac is denied his freedom, the number of eyes looking upon this flawed conviction increases and... not without good reason". .

Mr Bush is flawed but his conviction and commitment are at the core of his awkward style.

Mac Phipps' legal team claims his conviction is flawed and requests commutation of his 30-year prison sentence.

Phipps' legal team on Monday filed a 32-page application for clemency that claims Phipps' conviction is flawed and requests commutation of his 30-year prison sentence.

In 2010, the Supreme Court called the use of the awkwardly written "honest services" law unconstitutionally vague and said his conviction was "flawed".

Judge Abdul Hamid Mohamad said the conviction was flawed because the chief prosecution witness, Azizan Abubakar, had repeatedly changed the dates that he claimed Mr Anwar had had sex with him.