Sentence examples for unfairly convicted from inspiring English sources

Alex Bennett was arrested at the Bilston Glen pit in Scotland and still maintains he was unfairly convicted of breach of the peace - a conviction which he says had disastrous and lasting consequences.

It seemed that saturated fat, our principal dietary culprit for decades, had been unfairly convicted.

Lawyers for the sailors continued to argue that their clients had been unfairly convicted.

Mr. Zuma denounced the media, saying he has been unfairly convicted by the press.

The truth to Rubin Carter and John Artis is that they were unfairly convicted, and there's evidence to support that".

Mr. Bozella said that the lesson for others unfairly convicted was to pursue justice against all odds.

Before his arrest over Halbach's murder, he was seen as the face of a US judicial system that can unfairly convict someone: for 18 years, Avery was jailed for a rape he didn't commit.

The story drew immense notoriety for the connection to Avery, who before his arrest was seen as the face of a US judicial system that can unfairly convict someone: for 18 years, Avery was jailed for a rape he didn't commit.

His lawyers, from the civil liberties firm Bindmans, claim that he was convicted unfairly because prosecutors withheld from his trial Rayner's involvement and misled him into pleading guilty.

His last words before being shot were, "I'm convicted unfairly and I die innocent".

A statement from Jogee's solicitor said: "The law had incorrectly and unfairly developed to convict secondary parties on the basis of mere 'foresight or contemplation' of what someone else might do.