Sentence examples for is legally wrong from inspiring English sources

"What they do a) is immoral, and b) is legally wrong".

A: How certain are you that what your client is doing is legally wrong?

Still, the estate's lawyer, John Porter, says the IRS is legally wrong and double-counting.

"It is factually wrong for blaming refugees for the very terror they are fleeing, and it is legally wrong because it violates our laws and the values on which our country was founded". .

Paul's oft times uttered quip that private business owners have an absolute right to decide what to do with their own property; to make his point that it is legally wrong to tell private business owners what they can do with their business is laughable.

President George W. Bush's decision to hold prisoners outside the law and then attempt to try them in rigged military courts was legally wrong, and hugely damaging to American values and this country's global image.

"There is often a feeling that if something is morally wrong it must be legally wrong and that clever arguments can bring those two things into alignment," Professor Schuck said.

The lawyers will also claim the judge was legally wrong not to allow the jury to consider a charge of manslaughter, and that the judge did not correct alleged factual errors in his summing up to the jury.

It's a portrait of people who are coming forward in response to some of the policies post 9/11 and saying: you know that these are wrong, they're morally wrong and they're legally wrong, and we're taking a stance.

Clarence House strongly denies any tax avoidance and said that because Charles pays income tax on money received from the duchy, "it would therefore not only be legally wrong to introduce corporation tax, but it would also result in double taxation".

Whether it's legally wrong remains a matter for the judge.