Sentence examples for previously overturned from inspiring English sources

The court had previously overturned the conviction on procedural grounds and ordered a retrial.

An appeals court had previously overturned a life sentence for Mubarak in 2012 on a technicality, ordering the retrial that saw the charges dropped.

In 1991, the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, ruled that even though it had previously overturned a Mount Vernon woman's manslaughter conviction, the reversal alone did not establish grounds for a civil suit.

After his admission of guilt, Keating was sentenced to over four years time already served for his previously overturned conviction on other charges.

Gore explains that scientists have previously overturned accepted views, so there's a "natural respect" for a contrarian impulse in the scientific community.

The documentary examines speculation that Manitowoc County police could have framed Avery because he was suing them over a previously overturned rape conviction, but prosecutor Ken Kratz said several pieces of DNA evidence that proved Avery's guilt could not have been planted.

A recount of sorts has been undertaken in California, and the results appear to have overturned a previously certified outcome.

Her findings ultimately led to a much more nuanced understanding of the fallout from divorce, overturned the previously held wisdom on the value of remarriage and revealed important distinctions between the ways sons and daughters deal with a marital breakup.

This major finding overturned the previously accepted dogma of infinite reproduction and its derivative implication of immortality.

Similarly, the recent report that STX11 is crucial for secretion overturned the previously accepted model implicating STX2 and/or STX4 (Ye et al, 2012).

But if this overturns previously favourable inspections, it will raise questions about how previous inspections have been conducted.