Examples of using Wrongly convicted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Wrongly convicted.
He will be wrongly convicted.
You will have conceded that these criminals were wrongly convicted.
How many wrongly convicted people are there in prison?
We're trying to help people who have been wrongly convicted.
Two wrongly convicted guys? Sitting right next to each other!
Because I was wrongly convicted.
Guy was wrongly convicted once before, He's not a trusting person.
As soon as the judge is convinced that you were wrongly convicted.
I also read about the wrongly convicted people she got off death row.
Her children were convinced their father had been wrongly convicted.
We were wrongly convicted, but it's still illegal to break out of jail.
It also means that my office wrongly convicted 4 men of murder.
To redeem a father who is still recovering-from the effects of being wrongly convicted.
He also said innocent people have been wrongly convicted and sometimes put to death.
When Dale was 16,his father was convicted of murder in Texas-- wrongly convicted.
Why couldn't Ted, Jr. be wrongly convicted and spend more than half his life on death row?
You're a sassy lawyer who uses DNA evidence to free wrongly convicted minorities.
If I was wrongly convicted of a crime, I would start plotting my revenge the day I was convicted. .
I'm here because we believe Leonard was wrongly convicted of those murders.
A man, Frederick Bentley… wrongly convicted of rape was released saturday after… conclusive DNA results cleared him of the crime.
Think of it-- 25years, and he holds absolutely no grudge against the man who wrongly convicted him.
If you look at all the people wrongly convicted and then cleared by DNA evidence, a full 77% involve cases of mistaken eyewitness identification.
Since DNA testing was first instituted in 2001,Texas has led the nation in releasing wrongly convicted prisoners.
On the one hand, here is a man wrongly convicted, and afterward proved to be innocent, who is“pardoned” for an offence he did not commit; and has this as consolation for his unmerited suffering.
Robbin was impressed with a song Guthrie wroteabout political activist Thomas Mooney, wrongly convicted in a case that was a cause célèbre of the time.
The attorney general's office hastaken the position that not only should these wrongly convicted young men not have the opportunity to prove their innocence, but that no one ever in Arkansas be given that opportunity on the grounds that Arkansas.
French officer Georges Picquart risks his career and his life,struggling for a decade to expose the truth and liberate the wrongly convicted Dreyfus from the dreaded Devil's Island prison.
Picquart risks his career and his life,struggling for a decade to expose the truth and liberate the wrongly convicted Dreyfus from the dreaded Devil's Island prison.