Sentence examples for wrongful that from inspiring English sources

What makes a particular instance of insider trading so wrongful that the government's most powerful law enforcement weapon — a criminal conviction — is used on defendants who pose little threat to society beyond their own avarice?

The Innocence Project estimates that bad forensic science contributed to about half of wrongful convictions that were later exposed by DNA testing.

In a survey of more than 300 wrongful convictions that were overturned by DNA analysis, the Innocence Project found that more than 70percentt involved eyewitness misidentification.

The Innocence Project has found that forensic science problems were a factor in 50percentt of all wrongful convictions that were later overturned with DNA testing.

They complained that Mr. Rajaratnam had been unfairly portrayed "as the poster child for every wrongful act that has ever been associated with Wall Street".

Wrongful dismissals that do not involve public policy issues entitle workers to claim only back wages and other economic damages.

The alternative is the excessive caseloads and resulting assembly-line justice and the wrongful convictions that are so pervasive in many states.

The scandal has touched well-known companies, including Microsoft, Apple and Home Depot.Several firms have restated their financial results, to put right the wrongful accounting that followed backdating.

Luckily, the museum made it clear: a tort is any wrongful act that can be the basis for a civil lawsuit.

The court declared Mr. D'Sa's dismissal a wrongful termination that entitled him to sue Playhut for lost income, emotional distress and punitive damages.

Placing both LVF and INLA prisoners in the same wing of the Maze "was a wrongful act that directly facilitated the murder of Bill Wright", the inquiry found.