Sentence examples for groundless suspicion from inspiring English sources

Chisholm petitioned the Wisconsin Supreme Court for an investigation of the Walker campaign under the state's unusual John Doe law, which allows investigators to work under a cloak of secrecy to shield people from arrest on groundless suspicion, encourage witnesses to speak without fear of reprisal, and keep those suspected of committing crimes from undermining the investigation.

This line, peddled endlessly and rooted in groundless suspicion of transgender people, sought to scare voters into believing that because of the reference to gender identity, a broad civil rights bill was in essence a license for sexual predators to attack women in bathrooms.

Investigations that pry into internal correspondence, even those based on a groundless suspicion, can eventually yield, or create, meta-scandals of their own".

There is no Iago duping Leontes' imagination, only the self-stoking fever of groundless suspicion.

Attempts to oppose groundless suspicions and charges resulted in the opponent's falling victim to the repression.

But he had a legal reason for being there, and he thought turning tail would have validated Albert's groundless suspicions.

For many Muslim Americans, these types of groundless suspicions — of their religion, or of their loyalty to the country — have become a familiar fact of living in the United States in the post-9/11 era.

Meanwhile, the Insider Threat enforcers' profile of a potential security risk is vague and untested; it could send interrogators on wild goose chases, questioning employees based on groundless suspicions and poisoning the office atmosphere.

"The security risk concerns are based on groundless suspicions and are quite frankly unfair," Yu adds.

These were groundless suspicions, of course.

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