Examples of using Wrongfully convicted in English and their translations into Romanian
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Wrongfully convicted.
Maybe he was wrongfully convicted.
Yeah, I'm glad he finally got justice after being wrongfully convicted.
I was wrongfully convicted.
Ms. Willows, was John Mathers wrongfully convicted?
Who was wrongfully convicted of murder 20 years ago.
The nonprofit for the wrongfully convicted.
Dan was wrongfully convicted of murdering his wife.
I think it's possible that you were wrongfully convicted.
Tom was wrongfully convicted.
No, this is about Ingrid andher brother, who may have been wrongfully convicted.
You know, he wrongfully convicted one of them.
This section was inspired by the case of Tony Egbuna Ford and others wrongfully convicted.
A man in prison, wrongfully convicted, who comes back in triumph to become governor.
I have said all along that my daughter, Ally Marks,was wrongfully convicted of this murder.
We exonerate a guy wrongfully convicted of one murder and then he goes out and kills somebody.
I wasn't familiar with the statute on prisoner compensation for being wrongfully convicted.
I was wrongfully convicted, like that guy in"The Fugitive", or the teacher in"Gossip Girl", or Ashley Judd in.
This is about me not wanting a man to be wrongfully convicted because he has a sickness that he cannot control.
Whereas New Jersey is the first US state to abolish capital punishment by law since the death penalty was reintroduced in the US in 1972,citing the inescapable risk of executing those wrongfully convicted.
Mr. Burns, I came here because my brother is about to be wrongfully convicted, and the man I'm looking for would help me find the truth.
Whereas New Jersey is the first US State to have abolished capital punishment by legislation since the reintroduction of the death penalty in the United States in 1972,citing the inescapable risk of executing those wrongfully convicted.
We know that your mom was killed because she was working to free a mobster who was wrongfully convicted of the murder of an undercover federal officer--Bob Armen.
She fixed a judiciary mistake(a man had been wrongfully convicted) through forgery(the man's sentence was switched to the actual perpetrator, against whom no trial was initiated, thereby depriving him of his right to a defense).
I traveled across the United States photographing men andwomen who had been wrongfully convicted of crimes they did not commit, violent crimes.
I was at his side while he grieved over his loss, while he endured trial,mistrial and the retrial that wrongfully convicted him of a crime he did not commit.
I'm a Harvard Law professor, and the last several years, I have worked on winning the release of innocent people who have been wrongfully convicted-- people like Jonathan Fleming, who spent 24 years, eight months in jail for a murder that was committed in Brooklyn, New York, while he was in Disney World with his kids.
Six years ago, after losing her children in a terrible fire, my grief stricken client was coerced into a false confession. Then wrongfully convicted in a trial in which the prosecution was literally in bed with the judge.
We will prove that after losing her daughters in a terrible fire, my client was wrongfully convicted of those deaths through police malfeasance and prosecutorial misconduct.
First of all, we have all the statistical analyses from the Innocence Project work, where we know that we have, what, 250,280 documented cases now where people have been wrongfully convicted and subsequently exonerated, some from death row, on the basis of later DNA analysis, and you know that over three quarters of all of those cases of exoneration involved only eyewitness identification testimony during the trial that convicted them.