Sentence examples for wrong law from inspiring English sources

Wait, that's the wrong law.

Eventually, Mr. Keim said, he convinced the paper's lawyers that they were looking at the wrong law, and they went ahead.

"'Crowd promiscuity' is an out-dated law, a wrong law," she wrote on her blog, calling on the Chinese people to defend what she said were their sexual rights.

This is partly because the judge felt the RIAA was citing the wrong law in its suit.

Former Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer, who helped introduce the Terrorism Act 2000 when Labour was in office, said the wrong law was used to detain Mr Miranda.

They used the wrong law – the Proceeds of Crime Act instead of the Drug Trafficking Act.

The UK is not broke, the government is just changing the wrong laws.

The test: Generally, an intention to cause harm or intimidation may offend either criminal or civil wrong laws.

The idols of the theatre thus have their origin in dogmatic philosophy or in wrong laws of demonstration.

However it was wrong in law".

That stance is wrong on law and policy.