Sentence examples for incorrect convictions from inspiring English sources

Many had had a quite recent HIV test, and may consequently have held strong but incorrect convictions about their absence of HIV infection.

Washington should not validate this perception when our own leadership believes it incorrect, and in that conviction has urged Pakistan to free up forces from the Indian border and deploy them along the al-Qaida-Taliban front to the west.

But such assumptions usually take the total number of all exonerations in the country and divide it by total number of felony convictions an incorrect calculation because most false convictions, especially for more minor felonies, are never revealed.

England's captain opted to review more because he was in such a good form that a gut instinct to keep batting could not be suppressed rather than from any conviction that an incorrect decision had been made.

It included a few sentences about my conviction, much of which was incorrect, by way of explanation for my CMU designation.

Prosecutorial intransigence, a galling inability to acknowledge that initial judgments were incorrect, is the hallmark of almost every wrongful conviction case I am familiar with.

Yet the memo only listed a summary of his conviction, with some of the details incorrect.

Mr. Slotnick said lawyers often had to tell jurors that their clients' recorded comments were incorrect, because to do otherwise would be to ensure conviction.

These wrongful convictions were based on a false narrative and incorrect law".

This July, the High Court published its judgement granting Chambers's appeal against his conviction on the grounds that, effectively, it was incorrect to interpret his original comment as anything other than a joke.

However, Hippocrates did work with many convictions that were based on what is now known to be incorrect anatomy and physiology, such as Humorism.