Sentence examples for in cases of wrongful from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors rarely face criminal charges in cases of wrongful conviction.

In cases of wrongful death, California places a cap of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars on damages for pain and suffering.

These economic losses are recognized by our legal system in cases of wrongful death where damages are tied to lost future earnings.

"Persecution against Uzbeks has become systemic," said Khusanbai Saliyev, a lawyer with the rights group Citizens Against Corruption in Osh, which has represented about 80 Uzbeks in cases of wrongful arrest and abuse.

In cases of wrongful dismissal, sexual harassment, race discrimination and other matters, the agreements consign employees to closed-door tribunals, critics say, where the procedural rules have been written by the companies themselves, sometimes to the great disadvantage of unsuspecting employees.

The settlement is supposed to provide relief to homeowners in the form of mortgage modifications, reduced principal, and even small cash payments in cases of wrongful foreclosure.

Since the Stock case, Maddocks has acted in numerous cases of wrongful conviction including that of Paul Blackburn, whose conviction for the attempted murder and sexual assault of a nine-year-old boy was quashed after 25 years in 2005 and Johnny Kamara, whose conviction for murder was quashed in 2000 after 17 years.

While the mainstream media drags its feet in covering cases of wrongful conviction -- often waiting until a conviction has already been overturned before bringing the case to the public's attention -- social media users will speak out about a prisoner's innocence much sooner.

There are no safeguards in place in the case of wrongful accusations, while the publication of the accused offender's address often puts their family at risk.

A new report published by The Justice Project, Convicting the Innocent in Georgia: Stories of Injustice and the Reforms that Can Prevent Them, highlights thirteen cases of wrongful conviction in Georgia that caused twenty men to collectively spend nearly 170 years in prison.

Adding to the debate, the immigration minister, Amanda Vanstone, said there may have been as many as 200 cases of wrongful detention of immigrants in recent years.