Sentence examples for that prejudiced from inspiring English sources

In that case, the Court of Appeals based its grant of habeas relief solely on a violation of state law that prejudiced the defendant.

It occurred in 2008, after a panel overturned the convictions of two men in a prominent terrorism case, after finding that the judge, Sterling Johnson Jr., had made a series of errors that prejudiced the defendants' case.

This requires a showing of deficient performance that prejudiced the defense, such that the outcome of the case would have been different but for the ineffective performance, considering the total circumstances (Strickland v. Washington (1984)).

It was so obviously bullshit, but the lawyers and everyone else had to act like they had some sort of incurable mental defect that prejudiced them against the law.

The stories are all falsehoods, he said, that prejudiced the county government.

I'm a proponent of using words in these situations and feel strongly that prejudiced individuals take silence as agreement with their views.

It would not eradicate that prejudice.

"Hispanic culture merely reinforced that prejudice with its Eurocentric paradigm.

"That prejudice is something we all suffer through," she says.

But that prejudice looks increasingly outdated as the discounting revolution gathers pace.

On the contrary, the net effect of his career has probably been to weaken that prejudice.