Sentence examples for misapplication of justice from inspiring English sources
Vick's case is a complex minefield of social and legal issues: animal rights on one hand, a heavy-handed misapplication of justice on the other.
He made no secret of the fact that his sympathy generally lay with the victim, and he was vocal about what he considered the misapplication of justice.
This week, Mo Mowlam has admitted to smoking cannabis as a student, the footballer Maradona has gone into a Cuban clinic for his cocaine habit, and in a gross misapplication of justice, two charity workers at a Cambridge drop-in centre for the homeless have been sentenced to a total of nine years imprisonment for failing to take "reasonable steps" to prevent drug-dealing on the premises.
Here we are well in to the 21st century, still facing the inhumanity of deportation, the persistence of sexual abuse, the misapplication of power or downright lies masquerading as justice that we did decades ago.
This is a case about the misapplication of federal law.
Regardless of that, the arrest was misapplication of the law.
In the long-awaited ruling, the justices found that Bond's crime was a simple assault that should have been handled by local law enforcement, and that her prosecution under the Chemical Weapons Convention was a misapplication of the law.
This is a misapplication of language that Hannah Smith regards as deeply insulting.
Ms. Goldman sees the policy as overcautious and as a misapplication of the law.
