Sentence examples for historic miscarriages from inspiring English sources
The historic miscarriages of justice were caused by just such an impulse and there is another lesson from history.
Historic miscarriages of justice were reversed.
A currently wildly popular internet sensation is the podcast Serial, which follows radio producer Sarah Koenig's quest to investigate a historic potential miscarriage of justice.
Cooper, who is seeking a judicial review of the watchdog's decision not to investigate the case of Dr Hawley Crippen, accused it of being reluctant to examine historic cases involving alleged miscarriages of justice.
In a decision written by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist in Herrera v. Collins, the Supreme Court said that clemency "is the historic remedy for preventing miscarriages of justice where judicial process has been exhausted".
The UK has also reopened some historic cases involving dead people, where there are suspected miscarriages of justice - but that did not mean putting a dead person on trial.
The victim of a miscarriage of justice has praised the students who investigated his case, after a historic ruling saw his murder conviction overturned on appeal thanks to the work of a team lead by Cardiff University.
Still, there were miscarriages.
All three women describe miscarriages.
