Sentence examples for wrongly overturned from inspiring English sources

Arkansas State Coach Steve Roberts said the Big 12's coordinator of officials has acknowledged that the Indians' recovery of an onside kick was wrongly overturned in the final minute of a 21-13 loss to No. 7 Texas on Saturday.

On September 5, Arkansas State coach Steve Roberts said he was told by the Big 12 Conference's supervisor of football officials that game officials wrongly overturned ASU's recovery of the onside kick.

That law was overturned, wrongly in our view, by the United States Supreme Court's conservative majority in 2008.

More than 50 campaigners have already had their convictions overturned or were wrongly prosecuted.

But Justice Clarence Thomas, in a dissent joined by Justice Antonin Scalia, said flatly that Buckley was wrongly decided and should be overturned.

Mr. McConnell, a law professor, has been a passionate opponent of abortion and has asserted that Roe v. Wade was wrongly decided and should be overturned.

Pro-lifers either point to advances in medicine that allow some fetuses younger than 24 weeks to survive or contend that Roe v Wade was wrongly decided and should be overturned.

One of his most high-profile early cases involved working alongside the Innocence Project and Cardiff University law students, which resulted in the murder conviction of a man wrongly sentenced to life being overturned on appeal.

For 40 years, Michael Mansfield QC has fought for the underdog and the wrongly imprisoned, overturning some of Britain's worst miscarriages of justice and staking a claim as one of the country's leading human rights lawyers.

On a British Airways flight from Seattle to London, Buck allegedly opened a yogurt pot all over himself and a flight attendant in a scuffle, sat down next to a woman in business class and claimed (wrongly) that she was his wife, overturned a food trolley and physically struggled with two members of in-flight staff.

His spokesperson, Laurel Patrick, said he made the decision never to do so "early in his administration", adding: "Those who feel they have been wrongly convicted can seek to have their convictions overturned by a higher court".