Sentence examples for true miscarriages from inspiring English sources

The pardon power should be used with caution and on a limited basis as a safety valve for true miscarriages of justice.

Maybe, then, it take the likes of an O. J. Simpson, albeit in his current status as a demonized public figure, to let the public perceive the true miscarriage of justice that might result if a client -- disappointed in how his case turned out -- were free to give even a false account of his lawyer's advice in order to get a second (post-conviction) chance at freedom.

There's a vogue at the moment for true crime, miscarriages of justice, such as The Jinx and Making a Murderer on TV, and the podcast Serial.

The online hysteria over this show is just another instance of our modern obsession with true crime stories and miscarriages of justice.

This is unlikely to be true as early terminations through miscarriage or abortion are likely to be missed.

This is particularly true if they have had previous miscarriages or have been hypothyroid in the past.

We evaluated how a positive association between bivalent HPV vaccine and miscarriage risk might be true by estimating the false positive report probability.

As our findings are free from such biases they may therefore reflect the true relationship between prior history of miscarriage and risk of childhood ALL.

It is certainly true that the Guildford Four and Maguire Seven miscarriages of justice had much to do with an endemic anti-Irish racism that many of my generation do not appreciate.

But, the same did not seem to be true for women with no history of miscarriage.

It is also possible to experience "true contractions" if you're having a miscarriage.