Sentence examples for there were miscarriages from inspiring English sources

Still, there were miscarriages.

Asked whether there were miscarriages of justice as a result of the increase in litigants in person, Lord Dyson said: "I'm sure there will be cases where a party who was unrepresented has lost a case because he or she doesn't have representation.

A murder conviction in Scotland can be appealed if new evidence comes to light or if there was "miscarriage of justice" at the trial, said Clare Connelly, director of a University of Glasgow Law School team that watched the Lockerbie trial.

What follows is a high chance that there could be miscarriages of justice.

These changes will destroy the whole criminal justice system and there will be miscarriages of justice that will not be unearthed.

Even now police are having to reassess around 700 cases of armed robbery, rape, death by dangerous driving and unexplained deaths in which Morrison gave evidence, through fear that there may be miscarriages of justice.

She said it was vital to establish whether there had been "miscarriages of justice" in relation to past criminal proceedings involving SDS officers.

"There could have been miscarriages," he says.

In 2000, there were 19,108 miscarriages and stillbirths in New York, according to the State Department of Health.

There were two miscarriages, one after another at around 12 weeks, followed by inconsolable sadness.

"I think there were later miscarriages, I remember seeing my mum sitting on the stairs crying.