Sentence examples for wrongly incarcerated from inspiring English sources

Along with three others, Conlon was wrongly incarcerated for the Guildford IRA pub bombings of 1974.

Centurion is a tiny organization, with only ten people on staff, which seeks to free the wrongly incarcerated.

The immediate emphasis, Mr. Edmondson said, was to examine current cases to make certain that no inmates are wrongly incarcerated.

One of the earliest arguments for financial compensation for the wrongly incarcerated came in 1932, from the Yale law professor Edwin Borchard.

"LUV: American-Style," performed by his talent-rich junior company, tells an urban coming-of-age story about a young man wrongly incarcerated, played by Harris's son Brandyn.

So if you ever find yourself wrongly incarcerated for a crime you didn't commit, and you need to escape to freedom, just think back to the Escape Plan trailer's step-by-step instructions.

I do think that certain people do experience an anxiety over being wrongly accused or incarcerated and unable to make contact with the outside world, and things getting worse and worse — being separated from civilization and legal proceedings.

Some do, but the amount or formula in those that do (including the federal government) is almost laughable when considering what has been done to and experienced by those who have been wrongly convicted and incarcerated.

Instead of calls for justice for Freddie Gray and the other black men and women who are wrongly detained, arrested, incarcerated and killed on a daily basis, we see proclamations of love for Baltimore and signs supporting the police and military that have descended on the city.

A report released Thursday by the Greenlining Institute, a nonprofit that advocates for racial and economic equality, found that formerly incarcerated Californians often are unaware of their voting eligibility and wrongly believe they have to go through a special process to get back their voting rights.

Mr. Porter remains incarcerated.