Sentence examples for if wrongfully from inspiring English sources

But the American government still considered she was, even if wrongfully convicted.

If he wrongfully demanded and received, and still retains the sum so demanded and received, the offense is complete.

Second, he thinks that if someone wrongfully accuses another person of sexual assault or rape, then he or she should go to jail.

"It frustrates law enforcement people and district attorneys," Mr. Worona said, but he added that schools face severe consequences if they wrongfully disclose student information, making them vulnerable to civil-rights lawsuits.

Section 2 also reduces a state's apportionment if it wrongfully denies any adult male's right to vote.

If you wrongfully collect rent, knowing your tenants can legally refuse to pay because you're not providing basic services, and then you give part of that rent back two months later -- that's certainly not a gift.

If he is wrongfully imprisoned, their judicial tribunals can release him and afford him redress.

Dec. 307) "that if the chattel wrongfully taken, afterwards come into the hands of an innocent holder who believing himself to be the owner, converts the chattel into a thing of different species so that its identity is destroyed, the original owner cannot reclaim it". After quoting this statement in Hyde v. Cookson, 21 Barb.

The responsibility of the person who bears the risk may be additional or alternative to the responsibility of the person (if any) who wrongfully caused the harm in question.

If a client wrongfully blames my employees for their own financial mismanagement, I make a point to tell my visibly distressed employees that these things do happen quite a bit in our industry and they are right to be frustrated.

It was not as if he was wrongfully convicted.