For the initial analyses, we put only minor constraints on the maximum temporal and spatial windows of the scan-statistic, to avoid wrongful assumptions about time, geographical location and size of an outbreak.
Either a wrongful taking, an assumption of ownership, an illegal use or misuse, or a wrongful detention of chattels will constitute a conversion.
Either a wrongful taking, an assumption of ownership, an illegal use or [*1021] misuse, or a wrongful detention of chattels will constitute a conversion.
Whether one focuses on wrongful acts or unworthy attitudes, however, the assumption was that true repentance required an articulation of one's failings -- and that in turn required a degree of self-examination probing beyond vague feelings of regret or inadequacy.
Plaintiff, the deceased's husband and personal representative, appeals the trial court's judgment on the verdict in which the jury reduced plaintiff's wrongful death damages by 75percentt based on an assumption of risk by the Shorters that Mrs. Shorter would die from bleeding.
Wrongful killing may always be wrong, but is killing?
The decisions of this court from the beginning lend no support whatever to the assumption that the judiciary may restrain the exercise of lawful power on the assumption that a wrongful purpose or motive has caused the power to be exerted.
"Actual Innocence," by two prominent New York criminal defense lawyers and a columnist for The Daily News, raises a powerful challenge to the assumption that all is pretty much well with the legal system, and that the safeguards against wrongful conviction are adequately in place.
The tests revealed deep flaws in a variety of law-enforcement practices and assumptions — mistaken eyewitness identification, for instance, has been shown to contribute to seventy per cent of wrongful convictions.
