Sentence examples for wrongly reversed from inspiring English sources
For Mr. Clair, the justices wrongly reversed the ruling of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, which in a narrow decision said that he was entitled to a new lawyer.
And the recent High Court case ruled that the legislation under which Customs and Excise operates wrongly reverses the burden of proof.
"The Clarett decision was wrongly decided, as a matter of law, and will likely be reversed on appeal," Stern said.
In Spano v. New York, 360 U.S. 315, this Court reversed a state criminal conviction because a confession had been wrongly admitted into evidence against the defendant at his trial.
Adams said that if the council reversed itself now, it might bolster Houpe's contention that she was wrongly accused of growing the marijuana.
The city responded that it made another mistake and reversed course yet again, removing the property from rent control before it settled the owners' claims for wrongly subjecting the building to price caps for decades, according to the declaration.
State Senator Phil Berger, of North Carolina described H.B. 2 as an attempt to reverse Charlotte's ordinance, which, he wrongly claimed, created "a loophole that any man with nefarious motives could use to prey on women and young children".
The plaintiff, John Greaney, had asserted that Mr. Ferrer wrongly blamed him for criticism Mr. Ferrer received after reversing his position on a controversial trash-incinerator project.
