You also, if religious, have to suffer your beloved faith being perverted by extremists, and what are perceived to be attacks on it by the media and politicians, as well as Islamophobia.
The force's own referral asks the IPCC to investigate whether Wright may have criminally perverted the course of justice "by manipulating the evidence to substantiate more serious charges than were evident".
It also said the chief constable might be considered to have perverted the course of justice "by instructing officers to complete statements with evidence which is not true".
It says every officer who made a statement that contained untrue evidence may have perverted the course of justice, and some who were witnesses in court may have committed perjury.
Our emotions have been manipulated, our sense of patriotism perverted.
The mortgage-interest subsidy in America is worth over $100 billion.Even Bagehot's own financial long-stop has been perverted into a subsidy.
"The reverse is just perverted".Moreover, while the ghastly reports from Abu Ghraib horrified people in the West, the ruling coalition had long since lost its innocence in Iraqi eyes.
And even due process can be perverted, if only because rich people can afford much better lawyers than poor people can.
He has sidelined his own parliament, packed the constitutional court with cronies, bullied and perverted the press, imprisoned opposition leaders and had some of them beaten up.
Both cases stirred outrage that raises hope for improving a judicial system that has often been perverted by those with money and influence as they had seemed to demonstrate.In Delhi, the police appealed against the acquittal last month of those accused of killing Jessica Lal, a model shot dead in 1999, apparently for refusing to serve someone a drink at a party in a posh restaurant.
