Sentence examples for is a coerced from inspiring English sources

"The Hunter" is about a hijacking caper that ends poorly for Parker: not only is he double-crossed, but his wife, Lynn, is a coerced accomplice in his downfall.

Defense lawyers argue that the DNA belongs to the true killer and proves their contention that the confessions of the convicted men were a coerced mass of falsehoods.

But the bank records, the decision said, suggested that "it is plausible that there was a coerced transfer to the Nazis" of money in at least two of the accounts.

The notion of clinical treatment of bipolar disorder being a coerced condition of the diseased regime also helps explain why individuals that cease medication revert to express the full-blown symptomatology of (hypo manic and depressive episodes of the disorder.

"It was a coerced resignation," Serie said.

After that period he gave what the lawyers for the defendants claimed to be a coerced confession on tape.

Many of those losses were because the only evidence against the detainee was a coerced confession or statements from other prisoners who'd been tortured.

Interviewed by police, without a lawyer or his parents present, Stinney admitted the murders in what his supporters say was a coerced confession.

That treatment is only a coerced condition of the disease regime is evident by the well-known fact that, for instance, breakthrough depression events can occur despite clinical treatment (Miklowitz and Gitlin 2015).

Travis, in what would later be deemed a coerced confession, told the FBI he had killed his children.

Mr. Goldstein said his confession had been a lie coerced by intimidating police conduct and the threats of a draconian sentence.