Sentence examples for may have wrongfully from inspiring English sources

The F.B.I. and others may have wrongfully wrecked the careers or imprisoned thousands; Stalin murdered millions and enslaved even more.

The papers having come into the possession of the government without a violation of petitioner's rights by governmental authority, we see no reason why the fact that individuals, unconnected with the government, may have wrongfully taken them, should prevent them from being held for use in prosecuting an offense where the documents are of an incriminatory character.

Wyden also asserts that Volkswagen may have wrongfully utilized a 2009 Advanced Manufacturing tax credit.

When it turned out recently that five years ago the state may have wrongfully executed a man for a crime he didn't commit, Perry pulled some particularly shady moves.

He also raised the specter that felony sex offenders may have been wrongfully allowed to cast ballots.

The appellate court, in fact, took great pains to suggest that "a reasonable likelihood" exists that Mr. Friedman may have been wrongfully convicted.

Every episode began with the show's contemplative theme and a prerecorded prison-call greeting, and we reflected, sadly, about the fate of a thirty-two-year-old man serving a life sentence, who may have been wrongfully convicted.

If you know of an inmate who is claiming innocence or may have been wrongfully convicted, please refer him/her to the North Carolina Center on Actual Innocence.

They know some of these men are guilty of serious crimes (although some may have been wrongfully convicted).

According to the National Institute of Justice, it is believed that 10percentt of America's two million prisoners may have been wrongfully convicted.

The pair is suing Harvard and Brigham, claiming that investigations launched by the institutions have wrongfully damaged their careers.