Sentence examples for unjustly convicted from inspiring English sources

The value of DNA testing to clear the unjustly convicted is well known.

Some of them have pushed for more DNA testing to help acquit the unjustly convicted.

Federal civil rights suits are also possible when defendants claim that they have been unjustly convicted.

I asked Stevens whether seeing his father unjustly convicted influenced his views on the Supreme Court.

And, most tragically, we find that racism has a lot to do with who gets unjustly convicted and who doesn't.

In a CBC television interview he said he was unjustly convicted.

He was one of the very few writers to speak against the execution of the unjustly convicted Haymarket anarchists.

Prosecutors have been ordered to pay the legal bill of 29 environmental protesters who were unjustly convicted.

Perhaps he believes that makes it politically tricky for him to start pardoning people who were justly convicted but unjustly sentenced.

You may be startled to know, however, that they were not the only people who have ever been unjustly accused and convicted of a crime.

The book tells the story of an unjustly imprisoned convict, Florent, who escapes and finds a job as a fish inspector in Les Halles.