Sentence examples for widespread miscarriage from inspiring English sources

This misplaced guilt and subsequent silence means that there is very little awareness of how widespread miscarriage is, leading to even more stigma and self-blame.

No convictions have been overturned in the first test appeals under a new interpretation of "joint enterprise" laws, dashing the hopes of those who claim they are victims of a widespread miscarriage of justice.

These attacks will mean a return to the widespread miscarriages of justice of the 1970s.

Lawyers and experts have predicted it will lead to widespread miscarriages of justice.

"The sheer volume of these accounts, and their consistency in describing certain types of conduct by I.N.S. officers, makes it clear that there are widespread miscarriages of justice in the current expedited removal process," Ms. Massimino said.

More than 100 judges, peers, prominent lawyers and doctors working in the civil and criminal justice system have called on the incoming government to restore legal aid to prevent "widespread miscarriages of justice".

"With cuts and debilitating restructuring comes the spectre of advice deserts, widespread miscarriages of justice, hundreds of thousands denied redress and the draining of the talent pool of future lawyers and judges as young people increasingly choose a career away from civil and criminal law".

Thirty years on from the miners' strike there are growing calls for a public inquiry into allegations of widespread miscarriages of justice - with claims that many picketers were arrested on bogus charges and evidence was falsified to get them to court.

As early as the 1970s and as recently as this year, the ACLU had sued Catholic hospitals that refused to tie the tubes of patients giving birth at their institutions because of the church's policy against sterilization -- but the potentially widespread nature of the miscarriage management issue surprised the group.

In spite of this, miscarriage is thought to be widespread, with chilling stories of women being forced to clean up their own blood.

And set against a background of frighteningly widespread anti-Muslim bigotry, the threat of miscarriages of justice like that suffered by Conlon is surely real and will in turn serve as a recruiting sergeant for fundamentalist extremism.