Sentence examples for high profile miscarriages from inspiring English sources

The idea of the CCRC was established by the Runciman Commission which was set up following numerous high profile miscarriages of justice such as the Guildford Four and Birmingham Six.

High-profile miscarriages of justice persuaded many judges, lawyers and politicians that courts, no matter how careful, could never avoid executing some innocent people.

The CCRC was set up in 1997, following an inquiry into a series of high-profile miscarriages of justice involving the Birmingham Six and the Guildford Four.

She added: "Those cases that have made their way before this trio of revolutionary court judges, and have resulted in long terms of imprisonment or, even worse, death, read like a who's who of the most high-profile miscarriages of justice in the Iranian legal system".

In one high-profile miscarriage of justice Deborah Dark, a British woman, was pursued across Europe because of an EAW issued by France, although she had been cleared of drug charges years previously.

Sarah Conlon (née Maguire) (20 January 1926 19 July 200808) was an Irish housewife and a prominent campaigner in one of the most high-profile miscarriage of justice cases in British legal history.

The challenge to the new compensation rules come at a time when there have been fresh developments in two other high profile cases, both involving nurses, which lawyers and campaigners claim are also miscarriages of justice.

Prominent cases such as the Birmingham six, Guildford Four, Bridgewater four, M25 three, Cardiff three, Stephen Downing, and so on create the impression that miscarriages of justice are seen as very much an intermittent, high profile and small scale problem; that there are very few victims in the context of the statistics of all criminal convictions.

One high profile marriage collapses?

But he has retained a high profile.

High profile is not Russia's strategy.