"The U.S. has still not said that Paul's been wrongfully detained, wrongfully imprisoned," Mr. Whelan's twin brother, David, said in an email message.
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ExpressJet wrongfully revoked the religious accommodation it directed Ms. Stanley to follow, and retaliated against her for following it by wrongfully suspending her employment.
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The Navy has charged Gallagher with "wrongfully" posing for an unofficial picture "with a human casualty" and wrongfully completing his re-enlistment ceremony next to a human casualty.
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Additionally the Navy has charged Gallagher with "wrongfully" posing for an unofficial picture "with a human casualty" and wrongfully completing his re-enlistment ceremony next to a human casualty.
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Jarrett Adams, JD, was wrongfully convicted of a sexual assault.
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The Investigation — your show about wrongfully convicted prisoners — sounds fascinating.
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Ultimately, no one knows how many people are wrongfully accused.
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Like many other families, they were wrongfully accused and punished.
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When that happens, eventually the wrongfully decided cases are overruled.
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The courts have not addressed whether he was wrongfully resuscitated.
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"I believed he had been wrongfully accused," she later said.
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When families are wrongfully torn apart, the results are devastating.
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Many wrongfully believe inclusivity and intersectionality can be used interchangeably.
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Whites accounted for 153 percent of wrongfully convicted murder defendants.
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Moonves believes he was wrongfully terminated after sexual misconduct allegations surfaced.
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The aide also said she was wrongfully dismissed from her job.
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The employee also claims UploadVR wrongfully terminated her, according to TechCrunch.
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One of us was wrongfully jailed for more than a decade.
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Like many protesters, Orange said he believes Scott was wrongfully killed.
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More than 150 wrongfully convicted people have been freed since 1973.
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But her son was still wrongfully jailed for all those months.
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Still, there are other legal avenues the wrongfully tickled could pursue.
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Will we ever meet the men wrongfully convicted of killing Debbie?
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Previously, trans users on Tinder were either overlooked or wrongfully banned.
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The death of Bitcoin has been wrongfully proclaimed many times already.
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That would benefit all New Yorkers, not just the wrongfully convicted.
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Of those 362 cases, 130 exonerees were wrongfully convicted of murder.
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The rapper's attorney, Joe Habachy, said his client was wrongfully arrested.
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But wait – how was the neighbor wrongfully convicted in the first place?
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"A dog hair was associated wrongfully with a human hair," says Fabricant.
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Roy is wrongfully incarcerated — what happened to him had to be undone.
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Too much effort is wasted and wrongfully applied at the proximate stage.
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Three black teens were wrongfully accused of shoplifting at a Nordstrom Rack.
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Where items are found to have been acquired wrongfully, restitution must follow.
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Did you believe any of your fellow inmates were also wrongfully convicted?
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This does make him selfish and irresponsible, but who acted wrongfully first?
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In some cases, Wells Fargo borrowers even had their vehicles wrongfully repossessed.
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And it's easy to get indignant on behalf of the wrongfully convicted.
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TAX GUIDELINES FOR THE WRONGFULLY INCARCERATED: The Internal Revenue Service on Thursday released guidelines on how those who were wrongfully incarcerated and previously paid taxes on their restitution can get refunds as a result of a new law.
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Step one is to claim that the election was wrongfully stolen from you.
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For people like Kalief Browder who are wrongfully funneled through the prison system.
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The bakery said school officials wrongfully accused it of racially profiling black students.
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I've seen her attacked, lied about, wrongfully accused, mocked, laughed at, and misunderstood.
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The defense portrayed him as an innocent man who has een wrongfully accused.
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He said he believes Trump wrongfully conflates a border wall with border security.
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Sullivan connected that past work releasing the wrongfully imprisoned with his current representation.
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Police vowed to continue their investigation to prevent others from wrongfully obtaining fentanyl.
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This all came after Mario Gómez was wrongfully called offsides on another goal.
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That suggests that about 115 people now awaiting execution nationwide were wrongfully convicted.
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"When They See Us" revisits the case of the wrongfully convicted teenage boys.
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We spoke about his brother being wrongfully detained at the age of 16.
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Wang says Woods is the longest-serving wrongfully incarcerated woman in U.S. history.
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The case was sensationalized in news headlines, and the boys were wrongfully convicted.
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General Zia arranged to have Bhutto hanged after wrongfully accusing him of murder.
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Edwards's father has also said he believes Burrell may have been wrongfully convicted.
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Border patrol agents are wrongfully turning away asylum seekers at points of entry.
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The electric car maker also wrongfully issued a warning to another union supporter.
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Clearing records and freeing the wrongfully convicted is something that brings him great satisfaction.
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Missy works at the Innocence Project, helping wrongfully convicted people get out of jail.
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Luckily, this wrongfully tagged Ivanka took the tweet from the President-elect in stride.
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The rights group claims his trial was unfair and that he was wrongfully convicted.
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In 1985, the 54-year-old Avery was wrongfully convicted of sexual assault charges.
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She says $8 million was wrongfully transferred from her investment accounts, and millions disappeared.
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The plaintiff claims that she was wrongfully terminated after making complaints about the behavior.
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Wells Fargo was been fined multiple times for wrongfully repossessing hundreds of servicemembers' vehicles.
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According to his suit, Rothenberg had "wrongfully and capriciously refused to pay" that debt.
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In that case, the court decided Dynamex wrongfully classified its workers as independent contractors.
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Steven Avery spent 18 years behind bars after being wrongfully convicted of sexual assault.
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Peter: One exoneree had been wrongfully imprisoned for rape and murder as a teenager.
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"The photos represented how African Americans were once wrongfully portrayed in entertainment," he wrote.
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Mueller — who cohosted a show called Ryno and Jackson — maintains he was wrongfully accused.
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He discovered it's a different story for the wrongfully imprisoned, at least in Massachusetts.
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That may not aid Alvarez or other Americans who have already been wrongfully convicted.
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" He continued, "The photos represented how African Americans were once wrongfully portrayed in entertainment.
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Malzberg wrongfully said that Kaepernick didn't have the constitutional right to protest in uniform.
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She said she told jailers, inmates and deputies that she had been wrongfully arrested.
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A majority of Americans wrongfully believe that most people who get "welfare" are black.
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Phillips spent more time behind bars than any other wrongfully imprisoned person in America.
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Still, many families wrongfully assume they won't qualify and don't even bother to apply.
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But to US officials, he was a Christian family man who was wrongfully detained.
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Instead, at 45 years old, he was wrongfully convicted of rape, sodomy, abduction and robbery.
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It offers pro-bono legal counsel to those who say they have been wrongfully convicted.
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CNN: What got you through the years that you were wrongfully convicted and locked up?
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But his supporters never stopped fighting, believing Syed was wrongfully convicted after an unfair trial.
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She adds that there is always a chance of killing someone who was wrongfully convicted.
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In 1985, Avery was wrongfully convicted of sexual assault and attempted murder of Penny Beerntsen.
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He says law enforcement and immigration officials have continued to brutalize and wrongfully detain him.
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Lost embryos and eggs illuminate people's interests against being wrongfully deprived chances for biological parenthood.
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Pantaleo filed a lawsuit against the NYPD last month, alleging that he was wrongfully terminated.
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He was accused of wrongfully using another person's Social Security number and writing bad checks.
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Workman and Davis also may face impeachment for wrongfully approving the overpayment of senior judges.
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He had been notoriously wrongfully convicted of deadly Irish Republican Army bombings in the '70s.
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The pet industry argued that responsible breeders were being wrongfully lumped in with bad actors.
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Related: Australia Admits Wrongfully Accusing Charity of Inciting Refugees' Self Harm — As It Accuses Others
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Then there's Anthony Ray Hinton, wrongfully convicted of murder after a racist detective framed him.
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The Chinese government insists Ms. Meng is being wrongfully held and should be released immediately.
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He claims the men are wrongfully taking credit for launching the Of Our Own gym.
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And Alphabet got pledges that its competitor would not wrongfully use its autonomous driving tech.
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The tribe said in a statement the decision "wrongfully terminated" environmental study of the project.
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It's heartbreaking to see Annalise (probably?) wrongfully imprisoned, so we're hoping Bonnie's efforts will be successful.
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Dr. Ibrahim Samaha, an Egyptian university professor, was wrongfully identified in media reports as the hijacker.
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Pain patients often contend that they're wrongfully lumped in with people addicted to heroin and fentanyl.
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But now he's trying to make another group famous: the wrongfully convicted languishing in America's prisons.
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Subway is facing multiple lawsuits from former franchisees alleging that it wrongfully terminated their franchise agreements.
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Other charges he faces include wrongfully transferring assets overseas and hiding the proceeds of a crime.
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In addition to raising many of the issues above, the plaintiff says she was wrongfully terminated.
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In 2003, Avery was exonerated after DNA evidence proved he was wrongfully convicted of sexual assault.
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For Anna Vasquez, a wrongfully convicted woman, the holidays managed to strengthen her commitment to God.
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He did not explain how the CIA decided who counted as wrongfully killed, and who didn't.
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They can never be used to lock up a rapist or exonerate the wrongfully convicted. 1.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman cannot even get a straight answer about the amount of materials wrongfully possessed.
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But to US officials, Brunson is an innocent Christian family man who is being wrongfully detained.
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Reporting by the Guardian last year revealed that dozens of British citizens had been wrongfully deported.
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Montana pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge that he wrongfully disclosed patients' individual identifiable health information.
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A long-overdue measure currently awaiting the governor's signature will compensate people who are wrongfully convicted.
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Damien Echols spent 18 years on death row after being wrongfully convicted of murder in 1994.
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But the jury ruled that Polito was in the right and had never wrongfully withheld photographs.
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The assistant, Melissa Nelson, sued, asserting that she had been wrongfully terminated because of her gender.
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Accordingly, the current wave in true crime often deals with the exoneration of the wrongfully convicted.
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" "No one really deserves to lose a family member like this, especially if it's wrongfully done.
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She certainly doesn't feel the same about wrongfully accused young men at universities around the country.
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A New Jersey pastor was recently arrested when Wells Fargo wrongfully identified him as a fraudster.
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The scammers—posing as the IRS—call the victim, demanding that they return the wrongfully allocated refunds.
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The sentence followed Avery's 18 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of sexual assault in 1985.
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Wrongfully convicted for a crime he did not commit, Miles spent 1503 years in a Texas prison.
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In one week alone, BuzzFeed News filed five different lawsuits against government agencies wrongfully withholding public records.
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In mid-July, BamBrogan filed a lawsuit against Pishevar and Hyperloop One claiming he was wrongfully terminated.
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I know what it's like to be wrongfully accused and humiliated all over the world for lies.
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Nevertheless, the officer, James L. Andros III, tried to sue, asserting that he had been wrongfully charged.
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The money they are set to receive is from a state fund to compensate wrongfully convicted people.
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As far as wrongfully revered 21940th century politicians go, Churchill is up there at the very top.
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The site will allow users to appeal if they believe that their post was wrongfully taken down.
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We are in DC for pardoning of Jack Johnson who was wrongfully convicted of violating #TheMannAct pic.twitter.
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"Reuters also reported the judge saying that SRC had been "wrongfully deprived of the RM 42 million.
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Over 450 individuals who were wrongfully convicted of crimes have been exonerated thanks to this powerful technology.
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Think about it: Is Trump saying that Clinton wrongfully deleted her emails so they couldn't be found?
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"They're wrongfully denying us, which is going to cripple millions of people and their livelihoods," he said.
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Officials agreed to work with museums and ensure wrongfully obtained artifacts get back to their rightful owners.
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While in graduate school Mr. Roland was wrongfully convicted of four misdemeanors and jailed for 10 months.
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The law allows those who were wrongfully convicted and imprisoned to seek monetary damages from the state.
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This week, was Joe Bryan wrongfully imprisoned for the past 30 years because of faulty forensic science?
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"El Salvador must prioritize abortion law reform and release the remaining women wrongfully behind bars," Northup said.
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Bell says the "tiny amount of marijuana" was in somebody else's pocket and RHQ was wrongfully accused.
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Yovanovitch became a sympathetic figure to many over perceptions that she was wrongfully removed from her post.
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At least one man says he was wrongfully targeted by the group, and had his life ruined.
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" The suit claims that the defendants "wrongfully licensed the rights to use Tara Reid's likeness (which they do not own) to manufacturers of slot machines, gambling products, and beer makers, who in turn have marketed their products with her likeness, and continue to wrongfully trade and profit therefrom.
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" The suit claimed that the defendants "wrongfully licensed the rights to use Tara Reid's likeness (which they do not own) to manufacturers of slot machines, gambling products, and beer makers, who in turn have marketed their products with her likeness, and continue to wrongfully trade and profit therefrom.
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The tribe has said it plans to argue in court that the impact statement process was wrongfully terminated.
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"Omarosa Manigault Newman cannot even get a straight answer about the amount of materials wrongfully possessed," Phillips said.
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The Thin Blue Line follows Randall Dale Adams, an Ohio man wrongfully convicted of murdering a Texas cop.
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He later wrongfully stated that Perry was a member of USA Gymnastics' board of directors at the time.
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The dispute over whether Evergrande wrongfully withheld the advance is still in front of the Hong Kong arbitrator.
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The class-action suit accuses United of wrongfully denying coverage for proton-beam radiation to treat prostate cancer.
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At certain points, even her male escorts—Nicolas Cage especially—start to think that she is wrongfully accused.
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Here, the couple describes how they met, fell in love, and devoted their lives to the wrongfully convicted.
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The defendant's brother also compared Vallejo to Jesus in his testimony, claiming they had both been wrongfully convicted.
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All the women, and their lawyers, claimed they were wrongfully imprisoned after suffering a miscarriage or obstetric emergencies.
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The experience of being wrongfully jailed for a crime he didn't commit was traumatizing and left Lee reeling.
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So the law basically prohibits trading on nonpublic information only when it has been wrongfully obtained or used.
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The report found that 543 of those detainees were held "wrongfully," with some accused of crimes never committed.
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Exonerations of wrongfully convicted people have become so routine in recent years that their stories are almost commonplace.
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In 2016, New York City's Board of Elections wrongfully purged at least 117,000 Democratic voters from the rolls.
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The five teenagers were wrongfully convicted and sentenced to prison for gang-raping and nearly killing Ms. Meili.
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Women rushing to the police station to post bail for a son wrongfully incarcerated, a husband rightfully restrained.
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I hope men who wrongfully use their power are terrified that Weinstein was fired from his own company.
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Angel Rodriguez says painting — like this work depicting three attorneys representing the wrongfully convicted — help with keeping sane.
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It made Marriott fire an employee for "wrongfully liking" a tweet by an organization that favors Tibetan independence.
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"It is toxic," said Sergeant Taylor, one of the plaintiffs who claims she was wrongfully denied a promotion.
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The extenders-law provision on tax relief for the wrongfully imprisoned is based on legislation sponsored by Reps.
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The Innocence Project For the last 27 years, The Innocence Project has worked to exonerate wrongfully convicted people.
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This is an important issue with regard to trade secrets, which can be and have been wrongfully stolen.
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Once free, he became an activist, toiling to get others he believed were wrongfully convicted out of jail.
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My rights were violated numerous times during my child welfare case, and my family was wrongfully torn apart.
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Men, women and children dying, wrongfully dying, and people who are doing this are not being held accountable.
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Other juicy bits: Lahren alleges that The Blaze wrongfully controls her personal Facebook page with over 4 million followers.
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There are scores of people that have been wrongfully accused at some point in their life – including our Savior.
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At issue is not whether to punish the guilty—though Mr Woodfox did eventually prove he was wrongfully convicted.
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There have also been a number of stories on wrongfully convicted folks that have prompted cases to be reopened.
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The PRO Act would allow the National Labor Relations Board to assess fines when an employee is wrongfully fired.
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As a white woman, I am rare among wrongfully convicted people, the vast majority of whom are black men.
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He filed a claim on Friday alleging that Bank of America had retaliated against, wrongfully terminated and defamed him.
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It is suing Mr. Warren in the district court in Dallas, accusing him of wrongfully interfering with the merger.
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Front-running is the practise of trading on securities using advanced knowledge of pending orders to wrongfully benefit financially.
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Related Article: Study: Black people more likely to be wrongfully convicted Post incarceration, people face injustices like this often.
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"The Rule will likely result in some migrants being wrongfully denied refugee status in this country," the judges wrote.
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The US continues our work to bring home all those wrongfully held captive in Iran and elsewhere. pic.twitter.com/9UJqnQkmLF
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An earlier version of this briefing wrongfully attributed a quote to Greg Gianforte, Republican candidate for Congress in Montana.
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And both have run into great trouble because of their guns-blazing styles, in Gawker's case, fatally (if wrongfully).
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The kits are gone and can never be used to lock up a rapist or exonerate the wrongfully convicted.
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The administration "must ensure that no person is wrongfully deported to face certain persecution or mortal danger," she added.
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The documentary focused on a man named Randall Adams who was wrongfully convicted of murder and sentenced to death.
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Miles was wrongfully convicted of murder as a young man and spent 15 years behind bars before being released.
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In Maryland, when a wrongfully convicted person is released, they can't access any of the services available to them.
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He wrongfully accused Biden of saying his plan would not automatically enroll people in his public health care option.
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He is not a wrongfully convicted man, a prisoner of conscience or the victim of overly punitive sentencing laws.
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Of those, 54 defendants were wrongfully convicted of homicides, 24 of sexual assaults and 15 of other violent crimes.
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"Siamak Namazi and Xiyue Wang are wrongfully detained in Iran," Bolton added, naming a business consultant and an academic.
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A Channel 103 investigation has found that not all the Facebook data wrongfully obtained by Cambridge Analytica was deleted.
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Failing to fulfill the duties of office or acting wrongfully, even if not illegally, can result in a felony conviction.
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Moonves believes he was wrongfully terminated although a CBS board investigation concluded there were grounds to fire him for cause.
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As a result, UnitedHealth was able to wrongfully retain risk adjustment payments it received from the government, the lawsuit said.
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The city of New York settled with the five wrongfully convicted men in 2014, and they were awarded $41 million.
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And to not have a public statement of support that Paul is wrongfully detained in Russia is hard to bear.
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Months earlier, a labor court had ordered Societe Generale to pay Kerviel more than 450,000 euros for wrongfully firing him.
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In an exclusive statement to PEOPLE, Skupin, 54, says he was "wrongfully accused" and vows to fight against the charges.
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We believe the subjects of our three other cases – Kenneth Bond, Timothy Wright, and John Moss III — remain wrongfully incarcerated.
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Ashlynn Alexander, who filed the lawsuit, alleged that she was wrongfully fired after she complained about being objectified on set.
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I asked Facebook if there was an appeals process for people who believe they've been wrongfully rejected from a Group.
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Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said it was further proof that Clinton emails were wrongfully scrubbed from her private server.
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Maybe it means your video game character gets stuck in a wall or maybe a glitch gets you wrongfully arrested.
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The lawsuit also alleges Sampiro was not paid for time worked, did not receive rest periods and was wrongfully terminated.
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On December 27th, Ankara prosecutors revealed that 11,480 people had been wrongfully accused of using ByLock because of redirect measures.
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Bow Wow has previously claimed he was "wrongfully arrested," alleging that during the incident, Holden "beat" him with a lamp.
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Many reviewers accused the restaurant of aligning with "hate speech" and "racism," and said that the employee was wrongfully terminated.
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And on the current tour, she is raising funds for Proclaim Justice, an organization that advocates for the wrongfully imprisoned.
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If a citizen is wrongfully denied their due process, it has intense legal ramifications and creates a strong public outcry.
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Mayor Jim Kenney, a Democrat, accused ICE of wrongfully using the database to locate undocumented immigrants even without criminal records.
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Now, potential new evidence shows that Burrell — who has maintained his innocence for 18 years — may have been wrongfully convicted.
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Mr. Barr's politically charged description of lawful F.B.I. tactics has helped stoke claims that agents might have been acting wrongfully.
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If Judge Robreno's decision is upheld by higher courts, it could present a new way forward for the wrongfully convicted.
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It remained unclear whether the video would appease those in Jordan who felt that Sergeant Tawayha had been wrongfully convicted.
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The couple are best known for "The Exonerated," based on interviews with former death-row prisoners who were wrongfully convicted.
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The spokesperson also said that people who feel like their posts were wrongfully removed can go through the appeals process.
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And it is urgent that Siamak Namazi and the rest of the wrongfully imprisoned Americans also have their cases resolved.
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Three men were exonerated Monday after wrongfully serving 36 years in prison for the 1983 killing of a Baltimore teen.
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For those wrongfully convicted prisoners who can be exonerated by DNA evidence, organizations like the Innocence Project are a godsend.
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There was also the fact that Avery had been wrongfully convicted of a sexual assault and attempted murder in 1985.
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And these lawmakers are deeply conscious of the history of black men in America being wrongfully accused of sexual misconduct.
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It tells the R-rated story of two wrongfully convicted and incarcerated African-American men, playing out over six decades.
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We knew he was wrongfully accused of murder and terrified of what was happening to him, and that was enough.
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It centers on the Central Park Five -- a 1989 case in which five teenagers were wrongfully convicted of raping a woman.
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A BDSM robot would seem to inflict harm onto you, but if you had requested this, then it wasn't wrongfully done.
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Kim's not the only woman fighting for reform and trying to free wrongfully imprisoned people, but at least she's doing it.
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This summer, border agents wrongfully arrested an 18-year-old US citizen and held him in detention for over a month.
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Even if the sensitive art element was wrongfully placed before, we kindly ask you not to over interpret other game material.
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If Heidelberg were to be exonerated, he would likely be the longest wrongfully convicted person to be freed in American history.
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Actress Taryn Manning is taking legal action against the city of New York, claiming she was wrongfully arrested in November 2014.
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"We understand and agree that there have been too many wrongfully flagged posts since we announced the policy change," says Tumblr.
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But Trump still called these citizens of our country -- wrongfully convicted, incarcerated and then exonerated by the American legal system -- guilty.
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Some clergy members named in the document say they&aposre wrongfully accused and are fighting to challenge the allegations against them.
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Knox has for several years supported the Innocence Project and other efforts on behalf of exonerated prisoners and the wrongfully accused.
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Avery has maintained his innocence, and the show explored whether he'd been wrongfully convicted of a crime for the second time.
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Franklin told Fox 4 he was angry but said he is channeling his frustration to help others who were wrongfully convicted.
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In a 107-page opinion, Judge Klein found that BofA definitively violated the automatic stay and wrongfully foreclosed on the homeowners.
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Until that happens, federal prosecutors should continue fearing verdicts from Americans who refuse to convict those whom the feds wrongfully vilify.
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He was arrested under the same charge in February, CBP said, which was when Montes claimed he had been wrongfully deported.
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Shortly after she was let go, Ms. Liu filed a lawsuit against the university, arguing that she had been wrongfully dismissed.
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The Sheriff's Office wrongfully detained and turned over for deportation at least 157 immigrants during those 17 months, the judge found.
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Attention is finally being widely paid to the impunity or near impunity often accorded to police who wrongfully shoot unarmed people.
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"I found out that he was executed by an illegal court-martial and wrongfully charged with desertion," Reno told me recently.
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Fat chance ... Trump said in 2016 he still believes the wrongfully convicted men are guilty, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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In just under half of the exonerations last year, defendants were wrongfully convicted in cases in which no crime was committed.
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"I am wrongfully accused for doing things I have never done and am being kept away from my family," he said.
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Carter was an American-Canadian boxer who was wrongfully convicted of murder but freed after serving almost 20 years in prison.
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The brothers have denied any wrongdoing, claiming the Ecuadorean government politicized the case and wrongfully seized their assets, the Times reported.
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The film's about a wrongfully convicted man on death row in Monroeville, Alabama ... and that clearly struck a chord in Jamie.
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"I say these things as a caring human being and as a person wrongfully convicted of this heinous crime," he declared.
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DaBaby said afterward he was wrongfully targeted after cops received a "bogus" tip he had drugs and guns in the vehicle.
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It is well-established case law that a defendant cannot be convicted on evidence that was wrongfully collected by law enforcement.
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Iran has wrongfully detained several US citizens for years, to the pain of their families and friends they cannot freely visit.
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Researchers insist that onychophagia, the medical name for nail biting, is a very prevalent problem wrongfully camouflaged as a bad habit.
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Shkreli filed a $30 million lawsuit against three of his former Retrophin colleagues last month, accusing them of wrongfully forcing him out.
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"The drivers are entitled to the share of the company built with their promised income which Lyft wrongfully retained," the suit states.
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State law mandates Phillips could be entitled to more than $2 million in compensation — $50,000 for every year he spent wrongfully imprisoned.
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For many it inspired nagging questions: Had Avery, already exonerated once for a violent crime he didn't commit, been wrongfully convicted again?
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Vungle founder Zain Jaffer filed a lawsuit today accusing the mobile advertising company of wrongfully terminating him from the role of CEO.
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He spends his days making hundreds of phone calls to men and women who were wrongfully incarcerated, exonerated, and released from prison.
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According to state law, Phillips was entitled to more than $2 million in compensation — $50,000 for every year he spent wrongfully imprisoned.
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The woman, Minakshi "Miki" Jafa-Bodden, had said Choudhury sexually harassed her and wrongfully fired her for investigating another woman's rape allegation.
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Maybe you read a lot of food writing, or have heard of David Chang, and know that MSG is often wrongfully maligned.
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In February, a Georgia pediatric cardiologist, Eduardo Montana, pleaded guilty to wrongfully disclosing information about his young patients to an sales representative.
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Newsom has long opposed the death penalty, also citing cases of wrongfully convicted people being put to death to explain his belief.
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Mr. Matcek said he believed he was wrongfully arrested because he identified as a biker and had ties to a motorcycle club.
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Mr. Gatling, then 79, had himself been wrongfully convicted in 1964 of murdering an artist in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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Last week, a high school student wrongfully photographed a man wearing a turban on an airplane and shared the images on Snapchat.
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"We cannot tolerate another case of Asian-Americans being wrongfully suspected of espionage," Representative Judy Chu, Democrat of California, said last fall.
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Only 0003 states, as well as the federal government and the District of Columbia, have laws about compensation for the wrongfully imprisoned.
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Despite these consequences, there is no meaningful way for those wrongfully included in the K.S.T. to contest or even confirm their inclusion.
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Unsurprisingly, there has been a surge in colleges mishandling these investigations and wrongfully prosecuting male students for fear of losing federal funding.
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Continued cuts to the wrongfully maligned Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) and the Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG) are short sighted.
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Being wrongfully accused, while unfair, is not the same as living a life where your skin color automatically makes you a target.
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Conviction integrity units have been created in various US cities to review post-conviction claims of innocence and exonerate wrongfully convicted defendants.
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"I have been wrongfully accused of unlawful conduct, and I am innocent of any allegations associated with this consensual relationship," Cephus wrote.
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Jharrel, of course, played Korey ... one of the 5 teens wrongfully convicted for the 1989 rape and beating of a female jogger.
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Cosby also cited Darryl Hunt, an African-American who wrongfully served 19 years in prison after being convicted of a 1984 murder.
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The opera dramatizes a wife's efforts to rescue her wrongfully incarcerated husband by disguising herself as a man and infiltrating his prison.
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Keyser's campaign has filed a lawsuit saying that Williams "wrongfully deprived" him of getting on the ballot, according to The Denver Post.
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The TV show starred David Janssen as the wrongfully accused Kimble and Barry Morse as Gerard, a US marshal on his tail.
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Only a few states right now standardize that kind of compensation, notably Texas, which provides $80,000 a year to the wrongfully convicted.
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Foxx is earning Oscar buzz for the upcoming movie Just Mercy, in which he plays a wrongfully convicted man on death row.
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Mary herself was wrongfully dismissed by doctors who insisted she was "hysterical," when in truth her body was riddled by carcinoid tumors.
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HOUSTON — A U.S.-born 18-year-old was released from immigration custody Tuesday after wrongfully being detained for more than three weeks.
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He and the two other boys, the West Memphis Three, were on death row for many years after they were wrongfully accused.
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The report determined that Masri was wrongfully detained for months, even after the agency realized that he was no justification to hold him.
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Juan Manuel Montes Bojorquez, 23, is currently suing U.S. Customs and Border Protection, alleging that he was wrongfully deported to Mexico on Feb.
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"I literally walked off that set and became an ambassador for the Innocence Project to help those who've been wrongfully convicted," Nash said.
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As for where the "Central Park Five" are now, they're still trying to get justice for themselves and others who are wrongfully convicted.
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He is one of at least 6 Americans that the US government claims are wrongfully detained in Iran, including his son Siamak Namazi.
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What does it mean to give even potentially wrongfully convicted murderers more voice than their alleged victims, or the people who loved them?
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That push came after group of five teenagers were accused and wrongfully convicted of beating and raping a woman in New York City.
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"The Trump administration continues its attempts to wrongfully strip citizens of their citizenship," Shibly said in a statement to BuzzFeed News on Wednesday.
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He wants more than $10,000 in penalties and wants that amount to grow for each day she wrongfully keeps Barbie away from him.
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British physician Dr. Andrew Wakefield published a study in 1998 — which has since been retracted — that wrongfully claimed the MMR vaccine caused autism.
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The Innocence Project, now more than 20 years old, has shown again and again how many ways a conviction can be obtained wrongfully.
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Bitcoin is, in fact, far further from death than it was all the (many) other times its demise was gleefully, and wrongfully, proclaimed.
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After all, Newsom has the powers of clemency and commutation as a remedy if he sees actual proof that someone was wrongfully convicted.
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A clip of Peterson was then shown explaining that he had no plans to apologize even to the two men he wrongfully convicted.
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Two years into their relationship, they heard about the case of Steven Avery, a man who'd been wrongfully convicted not once, but twice.
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"Historically, we've wrongfully thought that suicidality becomes an issue in adolescence, and we haven't really looked at younger children so much," he said.
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" But Michael Warren, who represented three of the five wrongfully convicted teens, told the magazine, "Reyes is very clear about what he did.
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He denies groping the singer, and says in his lawsuit that he was wrongfully fired after Swift brought the allegation to station executives.
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Clooney and her legal team have argued that Nasheed had been wrongfully imprisoned and that his detention was in violation of international law.
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It also agreed to pay $2.3 million to resolve a federal investigation into allegations it wrongfully charged customers for services they never authorized.
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It also said protections needed to be put in place to allow people wrongfully put on a terrorism watch list to be removed.
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CMS says states will still have to comply with federal civil rights laws to ensure that disabled people are not wrongfully denied coverage.
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"Davontae's family, friends and supporters knew from the outset that he was innocent and wrongfully convicted," his family said in a statement Tuesday.
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Sam encourages Caputo to quit learning about institutional and structural problems with the country; to quit empathizing with the girls being wrongfully prosecuted.
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The film has some compelling new subplots, like the murder of a landowner and the black man who is wrongfully blamed for it.
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Impugning a professor—not to mention an accomplished defender of the wrongfully convicted, as Shaun King noted—is not something I undertake lightly.
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Broadly defined, wage theft involves employers' violating minimum-wage and overtime laws and not counting work hours, and management wrongfully taking employees' tips.
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Another big update revealed in the newly released guidelines is that users who feel their posts were wrongfully removed can request an appeal.
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As a result of being wrongfully terminated, Sandra lost her primary source of income, her insurance, and her ability to support her family.
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Rightfully or wrongfully, January is the time when most people take a look at themselves and think, 'I am truly a lazy prick.
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" (The Scottsboro Boys were wrongfully convicted of raping two white women in Alabama in the 1930s.) Also, Mr. Creighton added, "he never lied.
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Last year, the finance ministry concluded its investigation into the cheating scandal, with dozens of companies eventually being named for wrongfully obtaining subsidies.
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Mr. Hopkins, a former lawyer, was disbarred in South Carolina in 1984 for wrongfully collecting $18,000 in attorney fees, according to state records.
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" Boyd Holbrook: He's playing a man wrongfully accused of terrorism (and pursued by a detective, Kiefer Sutherland) in a reboot of "The Fugitive.
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" Phillippe goes on to say she "commenced her scheme by making a false report to the police, wrongfully accusing [him] of injuring her.
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"It would be unfortunate if any unsubstantiated and false allegations have been wrongfully spread through the community," Mr. Benedetto said in an email.
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Rights groups say they were accused of inducing abortions, and wrongfully jailed for murder, when instead they suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications.
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While Comey had wrongfully reopened the Clinton email investigation without any evidence, the FBI was also investigating Russian interference in the American election.
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The judge also found that Musk wrongfully terminated one worker for union activity, ordering the company to reinstate them and offer back-pay.
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On Monday night, unionizing employees at Kickstarter filed a complaint with the National Labor Review Board (NLRB) for allegedly wrongfully terminating two employees.
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"It is unprecedented in terms of legal theory and reclaiming property that was wrongfully taken," Benjamin Crump, one of Ms. Lanier's lawyers, said.
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However, because of the picture, people have wrongfully assumed that Twitter and/or Jack had an agenda beyond that of learning about your experiences.
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Later I found out that there is a special task force of "garbage detectives" that goes around examining wrongfully placed or suspicious-looking trash.
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I'm grateful that none of my encounters with police ended up with me dead or wrongfully jailed, but there have been some scary ones.
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Today I'm the father of two sons -- including a 16-year-old, the same age as the oldest teen wrongfully charged in that case.
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Amanda Knox, wrongfully convicted college student-turned-criminal justice activist, writer and TV host, is engaged to her longtime boyfriend, she announced on Friday.
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In addition, murder cases where a black defendant was wrongfully convicted were 22% more likely to involve police misconduct than those involving white defendants.
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But tomorrow we will continue fighting for Kenneth, Tim, John, and the countless other people who have been wrongfully convicted and remain in prison.
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In the lawsuit filed on July 29, Tedeschi claims Brown "wrongfully terminated" the service early and did not allow Tedeschi to retrieve his equipment.
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In Illinois, the amount of time served in prison determines the amount of money the wrongfully convicted person is entitled to, under state law.
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Her series on a man wrongfully imprisoned for rape compelled the real rapist to come forward and made her a Pulitzer finalist in 2003.
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Part of a report obtained by Dutch broadcaster AT5 suggests that former Stedelijk Museum director Beatrix Ruf was wrongfully accused of conflicts of interest.
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Among the Americans held in Venezuela are six CITGO employees who the State Department says have been wrongfully detained for more than a year.
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She points out that only the "wrongfully" billed parents are getting repaid, even though California law now says the whole payment system is illegal.
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Sunny: One of the biggest problems we encounter is when people feel they have no identity except for having been a wrongfully convicted person.
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The lawsuit claims that the airline revoked reasonable accommodations that they had provided for Charee Stanley's religious beliefs and wrongfully suspended her from employment.
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We find that it's none other than Clayton Leigh, a wrongfully-convicted murderer on death row whose consciousness is now etched in digital eternity.
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He railed against five black and Latino men accused (and wrongfully convicted) for a 1989 rape of a jogger in New York's Central Park.
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He is helping to re-elect Donald Trump and wrongfully working to legitimize the arguments Trump and the right make against Democrats and progressives.
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Thus, a trader who knows (or recklessly disregards) that his information was wrongfully obtained should be liable regardless of the benefit to the tipper.
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The payments also included legal settlements for people that had been wrongfully deported or detained, including U.S. citizens, immigrants with legal status and tourists.
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The song tells the mostly true story of the black boxer Rubin Carter, who was imprisoned after being wrongfully convicted of a triple murder.
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Years after being incarcerated, Dennis Fritz contacted the Innocence Project, a non-profit devoted to clearing wrongfully convicted prisoners through DNA evidence, for help.
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At the end of the episode, Tweel shares a harrowing fact: Four percent of people in jails and prisons (approximately 120,000) were wrongfully convicted.
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"I noticed that when a black kid is wrongfully accused by the police, many African-American organizations stood up behind that kid," Zhao said.
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A judge in Missouri overturned the ruling against Jonathan Irons, who Moore and others said was wrongfully sent to prison for burglary and assault.
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This man survived through the constant news reports on Black children and adults wrongfully being killed by our own policemen on a monthly basis.
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These photographs ask viewers to consider the humanity of prisoners, wrongfully imprisoned or not, and the possibility of their rehabilitation and reentry into society.
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Encouraged to sympathize with the wrongfully accused professor, the play's final act of violence toward a young woman has even been cheered by audiences.
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The letter said that Mr. Palomarez sexually assaulted her, created a hostile work environment and wrongfully terminated her from her chief of staff role.
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He also settled the case of the Central Park Five, a suit brought by men wrongfully convicted of the 1989 rape of a jogger.
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" Trump dismissed concerns that Chinese Americans are being wrongfully targeted as a result of his decision to describe the virus as a "Chinese virus.
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Burrell's case has become a point of criticism for Klobuchar's campaign, as many, including the victim's stepfather, believe he may have been wrongfully convicted.
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"Iran has wrongfully detained several U.S. citizens for years, to the pain of their families and friends they cannot freely visit," the statement said.
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The case is a difficult one, because the actions of one rogue prosecutor caused John Thompson, a father of two, to be wrongfully imprisoned.
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Federal prosecutors said racial profiling of Latino drivers continued for about 18 months after the injunction was issued, with 170 more people wrongfully detained.
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Larson and Johnson were accompanied at the press conference by wrongfully convicted people they are bringing to Tuesday night's State of the Union address.
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The lawsuit alleges that Brown wrongfully terminated the contract during that weekend and would not allow Tedeschi to retrieve his equipment and leftover food.
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Blacks wrongfully convicted of murder, for example, spent an average of three more years in prison before being released than whites who were cleared.
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They welcome men and women who have been wrongfully incarcerated, providing them with spiritual, emotional and physical support to ease them back into society.
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He is a champion of mandatory minimum sentences that many say disproportionately affect minority communities and wrongfully incarcerate low-level offenders for lengthy sentences.
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Ibeyi, the duo of French-Cuban twin sisters Lisa-Kaindé and Naomi Diaz, wrote "Deathless" after French police wrongfully arrested Lisa at age 16.
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But the treatment of plus-size passengers is often an especially contentious issue, Bias says, with many passengers wrongfully labeling being fat as a choice.
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So their nation doesn&apost really need to keep adding to that world of hurt by holding hostage and wrongfully imprisoning a United States citizen.
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The lawsuit alleges that the corporation subjected them to discrimination and unfair pay practice, wrongfully firing them after each brought their complaints to senior staff.
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Yet 20 states have no statute assuring that people wrongfully deprived of their freedom are helped back into society and compensated for the stolen years.
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The company asked a U.S. District Court judge in New York on June 7 to dismiss BP's April lawsuit alleging Monroe wrongfully severed the deal.
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Reminder: The US is also a country where African-Americans are 12 times more likely to be wrongfully convicted of drug crimes than white people.
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They agreed it was blown out of proportion on social media, DeMario was accused of something he didn't do, and Corinne was wrongfully slut-shamed.
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When asked about the protests during Tuesday's press conference, Trump wrongfully blamed much of the violence on the "alt-left" and defended Confederate-era leaders.
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Earlier this month, the company was hit with a fine by the FCC after allegations the company wrongfully charged its customers for services and equipment.
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Kelly is an ex-military member who uses her hacker skills to seek redemption for her mother after she is wrongfully portrayed by the media.
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Similarly, Making a Murderer Part 2 is a more sobering, measured look at the bureaucracy involved in trying to free two potentially wrongfully convicted men.
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ITV and the Gurneys are in the midst of a feud stemming from the Gurneys suing ITV for $100 million claiming they were wrongfully terminated.
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Blacks are more likely to be wrongfully convicted than whites and are also likely to spend longer in prison before being exonerated for their crimes.
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Professional activists whose work didn't feature in the exhibition took the view that the museum had acted wrongfully and were quick to exploit the situation.
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I met with Shawn Rech (A Murder in the Park), a filmmaker whose M.O. was getting wrongfully convicted and over-sentenced inmates out of prison.
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Aside from freeing those who were wrongfully convicted, conviction integrity units have another side effect: They can increase Americans' trust in the U.S. police system.
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Viewers learned Avery was wrongfully convicted of sexual assault in 1985, serving several years in prison before fresh evidence led to his conviction being overturned.
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CEO of Lava Records Jason Flom is the founding board member of the Innocence Project, a non-profit organization committed to exonerating the wrongfully convicted.
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Some men who said they had been wrongfully convicted spent years in prison before the city publicly acknowledged the abuses and agreed to pay reparations.
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When the police arrived, they were not interested in hearing Tip's side of the story and wrongfully chose to end the situation by arresting Tip.
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Ethan Heard, who directed the show, co-wrote new dialogue for it with Marcus Scott; they transform Florestan into Stan, a wrongfully imprisoned black activist.
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Poland's failure to return formerly Jewish-owned property wrongfully taken during the Holocaust and nationalized in the communist era continues to cause a gross injustice.
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The Charlotte Observer reported that court documents assert that misleading testimony and misconduct by the prosecutor and jury helped wrongfully convict Daniel Green of murder.
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The Equal Justice Initiative provides legal help to people considered to be treated unfairly by the criminal justice system, including people wrongfully accused of crimes.
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Given the stakes—millions of people having been wrongfully flipped off—and all the demonstrable evidence, I'm disinclined to accept this cracked knuckle theory. [ESPN]
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Big picture: While the situation did not lead to sex, cheerleaders told the Times that they felt they were being wrongfully used as sex symbols.
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The story followed the disappearance of a famous children's author (played by Sharon Stone) whose lover (Frederick Weller) is convicted, perhaps wrongfully, of murdering her.
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He felt he had been dismissed from the force wrongfully, and in a 6,000-word manifesto, he had threatened several police officials and their families.
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SEMICOLONThe Past, Present, and Future of a Misunderstood MarkBy Cecelia Watson Pity the poor semicolon, punctuation's wallflower, wrongfully maligned and too seldom asked to dance.
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Dassey and Avery both say the police framed them for revenge after Avery sued Manitowoc County for wrongfully convicting him in a sexual assault case.
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Vásquez and Marroquín are just two of the more than 22019 women who have been wrongfully imprisoned after suffering pregnancy-related complications in El Salvador.
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Thanks to Hamilton, many more wrongfully convicted prisoners in New York will now be able to use an actual-innocence claim to gain their freedom.
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In May, former Flint administrator Natasha Henderson said in a lawsuit that she was wrongfully terminated in violation of whistle-blower and free-speech protections.
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A recent example is when petitions asked President Barack Obama to pardon Steven Avery, who was depicted in Making a Murderer as perhaps wrongfully convicted.
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With the new settlement money, he will also be able visit places on his bucket list and continue to help the wrongfully convicted, Bender said.
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"African Americans are only 13% of the American population but a majority of innocent defendants wrongfully convicted of crimes and later exonerated," the researchers write.
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Instead, in its determination to uncritically embrace the narrative Serial created, it accomplishes the opposite of its aim to show that Syed was wrongfully convicted.
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The lawsuit says the movie wrongfully portrayed him as a "criminal, a drug user and a degenerate" through the character, Nicky Koskoff, according to the complaint.
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Though finding out that a relative of yours was wrongfully hanged is a huge downer, it may have been the thing that bonded Braff and Romney.
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Between the lines: Although the dismissal is being considered a win for those wrongfully convicted, it still took five years for the court to dismiss them.
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Where They Are Now In 2014, New York City settled a lawsuit with the five wrongfully convicted men for $41 million to be split amongst them.
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They are charging that she is attacking fellow Democrats from the left and wrongfully accusing a Democratic leader of mounting a third-party challenge against her.
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One of his most important projects was the Emmy-winning HBO series Paradise Lost about the "West Memphis Three," three young men wrongfully convicted of murder.
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Photo: APEric Alexander, a former top executive with Uber, has sent a complaint to his former employer alleging he was wrongfully terminated last year, Recode reports.
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One of the women, Jennifer Welch, says her case was wrongfully dismissed as a "dispute" after she reported that an acquaintance sexually assaulted her in 2015.
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The Netflix limited series "When They See Us" dramatizes the story of five teenage boys of color who were wrongfully convicted in a jogger's 1989 rape.
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With cases like this in mind, Kansas legislators are considering introducing a law that would give wrongfully convicted Kansans $20003,22000 for each year spent in prison.
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An 18-year-old who was born in the U.S. has been released from immigration custody here after wrongfully being detained for more than three weeks.
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Downton moment cry comparison: When Anna let out that strangled cry after Bates was wrongfully sentenced to death for the murder of his first wife. 5.
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Penalties for Huang, who did not testify, were not immediately clear, but are likely to include a fine and requirement that he return wrongfully earned profits.
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When the police arrived, they were not interested in hearing Tip&aposs side of the story and wrongfully chose to end the situation by arresting Tip.
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This week, the Contra Costa County probation department will begin notifying and mailing checks to families who, since 2010, were wrongfully billed for their children's incarceration.
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The plaintiff, Miles Bernal, claims to have been employed to help run operations at the mansions, and argues that he was wrongfully terminated from the company.
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There is no liability that should or will attach to Mr. Stephanos and we believe that he was added wrongfully to the lawsuit as a defendant.
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If you do find yourself working against older co-workers who wrongfully label you as entitled, try to shake it off and focus on your work.
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Filmmaker Jessica Sanders documents the experiences of a group of wrongfully convicted men after they are exonerated based on DNA evidence for crimes they didn't commit.
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In addition to insisting he was wrongfully convicted, Avery suggested Henry investigate local law enforcement, which was cast in a sinister light throughout Making a Murderer.
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As we know, she could never have exonerated Brooke Windham, who was wrongfully accused of murder, without drawing on her expert understanding of the perming process.
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The finance ministry laid out penalties for other potential violations to subsidy policies but did give names of other companies alleged to have wrongfully obtained subsidies.
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But the next wrongfully convicted defendant who raises these claims will also run into those procedural hurdles and likely won't have DNA evidence to spare him.
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On Friday, United States District Court Judge Shira A. Scheindlin reduced the award to $12 million, after comparing amounts awarded others who had been wrongfully convicted.
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Meanwhile, the wrongfully convicted men, who were thrown in prison as teenagers, are struggling to get used to life outside after nearly two decades behind bars.
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"" Dugan filed a lawsuit against the Recording Academy in January, alleging she was wrongfully fired after raising allegations of sexual harassment and irregularities with Grammy nominations.
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In 2014, the Brooklyn district attorney, Kenneth Thompson, asked Mr. Sullivan to design and implement a conviction review unit to identify and exonerate wrongfully convicted people.
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In Katy, such an outcome has so far eluded Ms. Nelson, the mother of three who feels she is being wrongfully removed from a rental house.
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The government-ordered inquiry found the company among other majors in the finance sector had for years wrongfully charged fees and had attempted to mislead regulators.
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They wrongfully believe, for instance, that the War on Poverty was a complete failure, neglecting to take into account government subsidies and quality of life improvements.
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He was ordered to pay $18,000 to a court in Lexington County, an amount said to be equal to the sum of "wrongfully collected" attorney fees.
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The state will also pay $100,000 to Kenneth Caban Gonzalez, who was wrongfully arrested on charges that he provided false documents with his driver's license application.
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Indeed, just a day later, Mr. Biden was asked by a voter in Iowa to clarify his comments as they were wrongfully portrayed in the video.
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One need not look deeper into American history than the Clinton administration and the Nixon administration to discover examples of seasoned politicians behaving wrongfully or illegally.
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But, perhaps to avoid escalating tensions with Moscow, the Trump administration has not classified Mr. Whelan as wrongfully detained, meaning he is not considered a hostage.
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"Iran has wrongfully detained several U.S. citizens for years, to the pain of their families and friends they cannot freely visit," the State Department spokesperson said.
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This year, Foxx gained praise for his performance as a man sitting on death row who was wrongfully accused in the real-life story, Just Mercy.
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"That doesn't really do justice to the hurt this has caused not just me but many women that were wrongfully put in this situation," she said.
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When it comes to murder, black defendants account for 40 percent of those convicted of the crime, but 50 percent of those wrongfully convicted, they found.
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Williams, now 76, and Myers, 61, were wrongfully convicted in the murder of Jeanette Williams (no relation) and attempted murder of Nina Marshall, Nelson's office said.
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The family's lawyers allege the Post "engaged in a modern-day form of McCarthyism" with its coverage of the incident and "wrongfully targeted and bullied" Sandmann.
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The black-and-white video sees Quavo running from the police after being wrongfully stopped by the police before Meek Mill delivers his verse at a funeral.
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However, since authorities deem that the wifi had been exploited wrongfully, the railway ministry is rethinking the free internet program, a railway board official told India Times.
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" Russell Ainsworth, attorney for the man wrongfully convicted, Jack McCullough, agreed that Towne's situation makes him the wrong choice: "We need an experienced prosecutor to investigate perjury.
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Based on the of Isaac Wright, Jr., For Life follows the story of a wrongfully convicted prisoner who becomes a lawyer, advocating for himself and other inmates.
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He noted that many of those found to be wrongfully convicted go on to sue the governmental agencies responsible for their imprisonment, leaving taxpayers footing the bill.
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That may seem pretty good, but it can be a huge problem when an innocent person is wrongfully convicted of a crime based on a false match.
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The family is asking a judge to dismiss Chyna's lawsuit, which alleges that they defamed her and wrongfully interfered with the filming of the show's second season.
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Reparation requests for for citizens: U.S.: The U.S. paid Japanese American citizens reparations after wrongfully holding 22012,289 people in internment camps during World War II, reports Vox.
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The suit, which alleges that Mr. Sewell and Mr. Savage were "wrongfully fired," seeks their reinstatement, as well as back pay and damages for all three officers.
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Trump is also betraying the few Filipinos courageous enough to speak out against the drug war, notably wrongfully-jailed Senator Leila de Lima, a longtime rights advocate.
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"We believe the American people must be assured that Data Propria is not using consumer data wrongfully obtained by Cambridge Analytica or engaging in other inappropriate practices."
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This is why the Foley family started The James W. Foley Legacy Foundation to advocate for the freedom of all Americans held hostage and wrongfully detained abroad.
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" In the complaint, Abraham, who is mom to 8-year-old daughter Sophia, alleges Viacom "wrongfully terminated her employment because she did not conform to gender stereotypes.
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The first edition reveals cases where false captions were put on old videos, people were wrongfully identified as perpetrators of crimes or real facts were massively exaggerated.
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Soon enough, DNA testing was everywhere you looked, according to attorney Barry Scheck, who in 21989 cofounded the Innocence Project, which exonerates wrongfully convicted people using DNA.
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" Bantleman was cited in the statement as saying: "Five years ago I was wrongfully accused and convicted of crimes I did not commit and furthermore never occurred.
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Even as Nationstar has shown improvements, on multiple occasions last year the company "wrongfully terminated" borrowers from the federal mortgage modification program, according to a published report.
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Kelly Fyff-Marshall, one of three black people wrongfully accused of burglarizing their Airbnb rental, said it's time to make a conscious effort to stop racial profiling.
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An indictment accused him and two other men of "unlawfully, wrongfully, fraudulently and violently" stealing $9 from a man, as well as the keys to his truck.
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Mr. Gross has filed a lawsuit asserting that he was wrongfully terminated, and he is seeking $200 million — which he said he plans to donate to charity.
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The NCA also expressed fears that aspects of the online dating process — such as sexual conversations between victims and assailants — could contribute to victims wrongfully blaming themselves.
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Had we applied this "logic" to other controversial technologies, we might never had been able to use DNA to identify the guilty and clear those wrongfully convicted.
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"We have credible information that you have wrongfully and dishonestly taken movable property being confidential information," said the letter, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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But, who the hell is this guy, and why did it take the exoneration of two wrongfully convicted men for the police to look into him seriously?
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Stevens, director of Northwestern's deportation research clinic, has estimated that thousands more people have been wrongfully detained and deported without having the chance to prove their citizenship.
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The True Story of How a City in Fear Brutalized the Central Park Five "When They See Us" revisits the case of the wrongfully convicted teenage boys.
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" Mr. Warren wrote that "every precaution must be taken to ensure that the agency is not wrongfully accused of being a party to this type of activity.
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Mr. Hynes's office was accused of prosecutorial misconduct in three murder cases in which people had served up to two decades in prison despite being wrongfully convicted.
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The organization teamed up with the ACLU to give youth a wallet-sized card they can show to administrators who wrongfully cite them for dress code violations.
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MSU 'defiantly' stands by its 2014 investigation The report notes that MSU continues to "defiantly and wrongfully maintain" it did not mishandle the 2014 Title IX investigation.
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"I was just really struck by the story of Fidelio and the story of a wrongfully convicted person who is being rescued by his wife," Heard said.
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Having pleaded guilty, he won't be able to pursue cash through Louisiana's Innocence Compensation Fund, which is afforded to people who are wrongfully convicted of a crime.
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In the years that followed, Coleman and her family fought alongside many others who claimed their loved ones were wrongfully imprisoned -- including Rodney Reed's family, Coleman says.
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Trump claimed last year that Obama administration officials wrongfully surveilled members of his presidential campaign and transition team, and has pressed Sessions to look into the matter.
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The opening example, of Indiana's botched eligibility system that wound up wrongfully denying access to Medicaid and food stamps to thousands of people, is pretty straightforwardly awful.
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The registry found eyewitness errors in 79 percent of sexual assault cases involving wrongfully convicted black defendants, compared with 51 percent in cases with exonerated white defendants.
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There was a time, before he was wrongfully convicted of murder and spent nearly four decades in prison, when he juggled multiple jobs to afford a home.
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African-Americans and Hispanics are the most overrepresented groups; a study of death-row exonerations found that wrongfully convicted black defendants outnumbered whites by six to one.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office tapped Mr. Sullivan in 2014 to design a conviction integrity unit to identify wrongfully convicted people; it has become a national model.
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Soulja claims nobody in his entourage was smoking ... and the weed cops -- who found less than half an ounce -- wrongfully pinned it on his publicist, Erica Nailor.
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Ohio, the Supreme Court ruled that a Ku Klux Klansman was wrongfully prosecuted for insinuating during a rally that the KKK should take revenge against its enemies.
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"While it's true that the penalty for violation of the statute is just to withhold salary or other financial remuneration from the wrongfully appointed employee, there's also the possibility that any action taken by such a wrongfully appointed employee could be subject to legal challenge and potentially even be voidable," said Steve Vladeck, a CNN contributor and professor of law at the University of Texas School of Law.
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The limited series on Netflix dramatizes the story of five teenage boys of color who were wrongfully convicted of brutally raping a jogger in New York in 1990.
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The full interview will air on NBC this evening as part of a new "Justice for All" series, focusing on unjust sentencing, unreliable convictions, and the wrongfully accused.
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Recode's sources say Alexander sent a draft complaint letter to Uber offices, claiming that he was not only wrongfully fired, but also unfairly targeted internally by company executives.
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China's embassy in Canada criticized Canada and the United States on Thursday for wrongfully arresting a senior executive at Chinese telecoms giant Huawei and demanded her immediate release.
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If the robot were to take it too far, despite your protests and without good reason, then it's wrongfully harming you because it's violating your autonomy or wishes.
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Melisandre also mentions that Jon Snow is connected to this, so an intrigued Dany has Tyrion invite him to Dragonstone, where she wrongfully assumes he'll bend the knee.
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U.S., in which the court held that Louisiana did not have a property interest in unissued gaming licenses so defendants couldn't face fraud charges for wrongfully obtaining them.
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To date, convictions in seven murder cases that Scarcella worked have been overturned — including one case where a wrongfully convicted man spent more than 20 years in prison.
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Some of those employees have accused the company of wrongfully terminating them because of their involvement in an ongoing labor organizing campaign at Tesla's Fremont, California, car factory.
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He is one of more than 20 people wrongfully convicted whose names have been cleared by Mr Thompson since 2014, when he became Brooklyn's first black district attorney.
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Jurors agreed that Jones, hired in January 2015 and fired in November 2016, was subjected to sexual harassment and battery and wrongfully fired after she refused David's advances.
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The film is about a girl in 2001 Afghanistan who disguises herself as a boy so that she can support her family after her father is wrongfully arrested.
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Flom hosts a podcast called "Wrongfully Convicted," where he conducts long interviews with people freed after proving they never should have been behind bars in the first place.
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Orozco interrogates her aunt through Skype sessions, interviews other members of the police group, and searches for any evidence that her beloved aunt might have been wrongfully accused.
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The dedicated persons involved in Innocence Projects throughout the United States, and now throughout the world, provide the necessary resources for those wrongfully convicted to be set free.
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They noted that the District court's acceptance of Home Depot's defense—"that Cooper never made explicit threats and never physically harmed anyone"—wrongfully ignores his alleged, threatening behavior.
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CASE 1000 alleges that Netanyahu wrongfully received gifts from Arnon Milchan, a prominent Hollywood producer and Israeli citizen, and Australian billionaire businessman James Packer, including champagne and cigars.
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It would allow the U.S. president to waive the restrictions by certifying Turkey is not taking steps that would undermine NATO security and not wrongfully detaining U.S. citizens.
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David Magerman filed a lawsuit in Philadelphia on Monday that claims he was wrongfully terminated in late April after his relationship with Mercer and his family became irreparable.
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" In the original complaint, Abraham, who is mom to 8-year-old daughter Sophia, alleged Viacom "wrongfully terminated her employment because she did not conform to gender stereotypes.
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It claimed that MTN, its former CEO and current Chairman Phuthuma Nhleko and former executive Irene Charnley "acted wrongfully" and interfered with Turkcell's relationship with the Iranian government.
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Money damages levied against a prosecutor's office could deter some misconduct, but the Supreme Court has made it extremely difficult for wrongfully convicted citizens to win such claims.
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The law effectively turned average citizens into a fleet of amateur federal agents, and it helped to reveal the staggering amount of money wrongfully extracted from government programs.
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Through that work, he has secured the release of more wrongfully incarcerated people -- more than 6,000 -- than anyone in US history, according to a biography on Harvard's website.
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Having represented dozens of accused male students on college campuses across the country, I have seen firsthand how these policies are ruining the lives of the wrongfully accused.
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The first painting in the series showed scallops, cheese grits, hummus, and vegetables—as eaten by Kristine Bunch, who was wrongfully imprisoned for 16 years, Green told NPR.
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A former engineer from MCI called his office with a lead: MCI may have wrongfully routed phone traffic through Canada to avoid fees — a potential national security risk.
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David Hisco has quit as the C.E.O. of ANZ Bank's New Zealand arm after a company inquiry found that he had wrongfully expensed personal charges to the firm.
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Still, pregnancy remained something to hide for decades; the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, which barred employers from wrongfully firing and withholding benefits from pregnant women, didn't pass until 1978.
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Playing a mother and her wrongfully imprisoned son in the acclaimed Netflix series When They See Us was an intensely emotional experience for Niecy Nash and Jharrel Jerome.
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The A.K.P. elite under President Erdogan wrongfully assume that having the majority in the ballot box gives them the legitimacy and the power to do whatever they please.
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For racially charged and bigoted reasons we won't dive into at the moment, somehow it was black people wrongfully anointed with the unique and patently false special designation.
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Most states compensate the wrongfully imprisoned in amounts that can reach millions of dollars, and exonerees can also win settlements from police agencies — awards that can attract predators.
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As DNA testing has revolutionized forensic science and helped to exonerate hundreds of wrongfully convicted people, it has also shined a light on the inadequacy of earlier methods.
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After Wells Fargo was ordered to pay penalties and restitution, former employees filed proposed class-action lawsuits claiming they were pressured to meet sales quotas and wrongfully terminated.
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The film focuses on the efforts of a lawyer, played by Michael B. Jordan, to acquit a black man (Jamie Foxx) wrongfully imprisoned for killing a white woman.
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Clearwater, Florida (CNN)For more than 20 years, James Duncan has insisted he was wrongfully convicted of aggravated child abuse for breaking his infant son's bones in 1993.
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Another alleged incident involved a former cocktail server at Wynn Las Vegas, who said she had been "wrongfully engaged in a sexual relationship" with Wynn, the report said.
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For more than 28500 years, the Census lied about its role in this debacle, even boasting that it had done nothing to betray people who were wrongfully corralled.
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In that case, five teenagers — known as the Central Park Five — were wrongfully convicted based on false confessions, and the fallout has rippled through the criminal justice system.
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In the afternoon, Ms. Knox watched a 2016 documentary, "Non Voltarti Indietro," about five Italians who were wrongfully detained, and the devastating impact it had on their lives.
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More than 350 U.S. inmates have been exonerated by DNA testing since 1989, according to New York-based the Innocence Project, which helps people who were wrongfully convicted.
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Now, since he's ended his time in the NFL, Banks has joined forces with former prosecutor Loni Coombs to deliver a new show that examines potentially wrongfully convictions.
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The basis of the US Supreme Court ruling upholding Obamacare was that the court in a narrow 5-4 majority wrongfully transformed the individual mandate into a tax.
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Echols is one of the "West Memphis Three," who were wrongfully convicted of the murders in 1994; the prosecution asserted that the killing had been a Satanic ritual.
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At its heart are the stories of wrongfully-convicted former inmates Reggie Cole and Bruce Lisker; at its soul is a genuine desire to initiate real prison reform ASAP.
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"Each of them had their gratuities wrongfully converted and were improperly denied meal and rest breaks, overtime compensation and earned wages under various illegal payroll practices," the plaintiffs alleged.
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Netanyahu faces allegations of wrongfully accepting $264,000-worth of gifts from business leaders and dispensing favors to try to secure positive coverage in a newspaper and on a website.
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Legal service providers would wrongfully fill out immigration forms, offer to marry multiple clients, or string along clients in yearslong legal proceedings without clients knowing what they were doing.
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"After finally being able to personally review the documents that Simon & Schuster disclosed, it was clear to me that they wrongfully terminated my contract in bad faith," he said.
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He also thanked Philadelphia's District Attorney 's office for helping him find justice, and revealed his plan to help others who have been wrongfully jailed due to police misconduct.
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In his ruling, Garaufis had said the NDPs enabled American Express to wrongfully exploit its 26.4 percent share of purchase volume in the U.S. credit and charge card market.
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A Muslim civil rights group filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of thousands of others who say they have been wrongfully placed on the United States Terrorist Watchlist.
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"A lot of cases of someone who is wrongfully convicted include a false confession, where someone was put through coercive interrogation techniques that led them to break," she explained.
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While speaking to PEOPLE on the red carpet about Gomez, Murray admits to wrongfully judging the 26-year-old actress before working with her on the zombie-horror film.
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"Jack McCullough is an innocent man who was victimized by the judicial system," said Ainsworth, who has gone to court on behalf of several clients who were wrongfully convicted.
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"Each of them had their gratuities wrongfully converted and were improperly denied meal and rest breaks, overtime compensation and earned wages under various illegal payroll practices," the plaintiffs allege.
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" In the original complaint, Abraham, who is a mom to 8-year-old daughter Sophia, alleged Viacom "wrongfully terminated her employment because she did not conform to gender stereotypes.
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LOS ANGELES — For years, people wrongfully convicted of crimes and then released from prison still paid federal income taxes on the money they received for their time behind bars.
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The compensation, for 73-year-old Richard Phillips, was announced Friday by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel as part of $2.3 million total awarded to three wrongfully convicted men.
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YH -- who btw has worked with 2 Chainz and reggaeton superstars Nicky Jam and Cosculluela -- says he's wrongfully being crucified and the industry's sad standards are really to blame.
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In a city that has earned dubious distinction as America's "False Confession Capital," the state's attorney has been hostile to attempts by the wrongfully convicted to clear their names.
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In 1989, he took out full-page ads to demonize five African-American youths charged -- wrongfully, it turned out -- with the rape of a white woman in Central Park.
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The features aren't yet widespread, but still raise privacy concerns, especially if people are wrongfully added to a blacklist and that information is then broadcast to everyone they know.
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Another 18 women remain in jail, convicted of inducing abortions, who say they were wrongfully jailed for murder, when instead they suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications, Herrera said.
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Wells Fargo ended its auto insurance program in September 2016 after an internal review found many customers were being wrongfully placed in a costly product they did not need.
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The news is largely thanks to an increased number of Conviction Integrity Units (CIUs) across the country that are double-checking convictions to make sure people weren't wrongfully convicted.
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That overall amount also includes unpaid awards owed to a group of exonerated, wrongfully imprisoned ex-inmates and others who sustained injuries on state roads or in state facilities.
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Y.) announced ambitions to investigate U.S. hate crimes and whether federal investigators have wrongfully targeted racial and ethnic minorities instead of focusing on white supremacist groups, he said (Reuters).
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Mr. BamBrogan and three other former executives sued the company on Tuesday, claiming that they were harassed and wrongfully fired by Mr. Pishevar and other senior Hyperloop One managers.
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But four men, led by Brogan BamBrogan, a founder, accused Hyperloop One's principal founder, the venture capitalist Shervin Pishevar, and others of harassing them and eventually firing them wrongfully.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii directly confronted Harris over her record of cracking down on nonviolent crime and fighting to keep prisoners suspected of having been wrongfully convicted locked up.
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Blacks made up 59 percent of those wrongfully convicted in a city where they are 103 percent of the population, reflecting a similar racial disparity in drug enforcement nationally.
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On September 26, Mosseri posted an Instagram story using the hashtag, saying that he restored the wrongfully removed accounts, and included a link for others to appeal their deletions.
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"For decades, American taxpayers have been wrongfully forced to subsidize the abortion industry with Title X federal funding, so today we have kept another promise," Trump said Tuesday night.
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The song breezes through young Kenny who, as a child feared his mother's spankings, and, as a teen, feared losing his life for being wrongfully identified as a gangbanger.
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VICE asked Thibodeaux about his life-changing ordeal and he was kind enough to dredge up the past and answer the questions you've always had for someone wrongfully convicted.
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But although First Meal might sound more hopeful than Last Supper, Green acknowledged that the pleasure of the meal doesn't counteract the burden of the years spent wrongfully convicted.
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"J'Accuse" tells the story of the Dreyfus affair — when at the close of the 19th centruy a French-Jewish artillary officer was wrongfully accused of being a German spy.
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Only years later did investigators conclude that five other teenagers who were arrested and confessed to taking part in the rape — the Central Park Five — had been wrongfully convicted.
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He refused to apologize for calling for the executions of the Central Park Five, a group of black men wrongfully charged with murder and later exonerated by DNA testing.
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Nissan Motor Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa admitted to misconduct involving stock-related compensation and said he planned to return the portion he had wrongfully received, Jiji news agency reported.
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He has declared that the special counsel's report found no wrongdoing by the president and that it was reasonable for Mr. Trump to believe that he was wrongfully investigated.
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The Chinese government has said Ms. Meng is being wrongfully held and should be released immediately, and has accused the United States of pursuing Ms. Meng for political purposes.
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For those who know the history of witch hunts, they know that it was normally the most vulnerable people in a society who were wrongfully accused of being witches.
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A growing number of Russian entertainers are voicing support for an actor who they say was wrongfully imprisoned after an anti-Kremlin rally, despite clear evidence in his favor.
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For Life is based on a true story; it loosely follows the life of a man named Isaac Wright, Jr. who was wrongfully convicted of being a drug kingpin.
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At the event, which also featured an appearance by television personality Geraldo Rivera, Lanier compared the investigative scrutiny faced by Trump to the plight of wrongfully incarcerated black men.
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With his silent electric motorcycle, other users of Kuala Lumpur's congested roads wrongfully assume the 22022-year-old has turned off his engine or fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Given our country's shameful history of wrongfully convicting a staggering number of African-Americans for sex crimes, there is every reason to believe that the outcomes would be worse.
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Mr. Kassem insisted he had no links to opposition politics and had been wrongfully detained by Egyptian soldiers who snatched his American passport and stomped it on the ground.
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But the words play on a real fear — the fear of being mistaken for someone else, of becoming the enemy, of being one more person wrongfully arrested or killed.
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A copy of Yiannopoulos's lawsuit claims that Simon & Schuster "wrongfully, and in bad faith" canceled the book deal, violating his contract over outrage from people with views opposing Yiannopoulos.
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Defense: 'A case of a wrongfully convicted man' Prosecutors leaned heavily on medical testimony -- from Florida pediatrician Mark Morris, who still stands by his findings -- and the X-rays.
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Under his leadership, the USPTO should continue to adhere to patent policy that protects legitimate inventions while also limiting the ability of patents to interfere wrongfully with free markets.
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In his lawsuit, Mr. Gross claimed that he had been wrongfully pushed out as the chief investment officer by a "cabal" of greedy partners among the company's top executives.
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In his lawsuit, Mr. Gross had claimed that he was wrongfully pushed out as the chief investment officer by a "cabal" of greedy partners among the company's top executives.
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While his grand experiment amounted to much more than the "sex raft" laughed off by laypeople, it sure wasn't the wrongfully maligned would-be groundbreaker the researcher envisioned either.
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Board voted against McKinney's exoneration A formal exoneration could open a pathway to $1 million in compensation from the state Board of Claims for the decades McKinney was wrongfully imprisoned.
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Canada has paid $210 million ($22002 million U.S.) to three Canadian men as reparations for being wrongfully accused of participating in terrorism and subsequently detained and tortured by Syrian authorities.
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He argued that he "no intent ... to defraud, cause harm or wrongfully obtain anything of value," which is weird because it seems like that was exactly what his intent was.
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The Standing Rock Sioux tribe, which has long opposed the part of the project near its home, plans argue in court that the environmental impact statement process was wrongfully terminated.
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The process that resulted in their convictions was a travesty of justice and will cast Myanmar as an anti-democratic pariah as long as they are wrongfully held behind bars.
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But one person not gripped by uncertainty is Kathleen Zellner, an attorney famous for exonerating wrongfully convicted people who, since January 2016, has been representing Halbach's convicted killer Steven Avery.
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Karp is known as "the animal lawyer" in Washington state, in part for the $51,000 settlement he received for a client whose dog was wrongfully shot by a police officer.
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" Rushing told BuzzFeed News in a phone call that "We had nothing to do with any of the actions that have been cited and the person was not wrongfully terminated.
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"I was wrongfully arrested and I've spent six months and 12 days at Insein prison," he said told reporters outside a court in Yangon city, referring to a notorious jail.
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This week, Tesla's former director of environmental, health, safety, and sustainability filed a lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully terminated for calling out unreported injuries at the company's Fremont assembly factory.
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In a decision on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Cynthia Bashant said customers can move forward with claims that Navy Federal breached its contract with members and wrongfully took their funds.
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In the past two years, Nirider and Drizen have had some victories in overturning Dassey's conviction, arguing in appeals that he had intellectual disabilities and was wrongfully coerced into confessing.
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At a bankruptcy hearing last week, Mr. Charney argued that he had been wrongfully terminated and accused former partners of stealing away the company he founded almost three decades ago.
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If you want people to believe you're wrongfully accused, the subject of malicious scrutiny on the part of your enemies, you cry that you're the target of a witch hunt.
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You may remember that time Google was under fire for wrongfully indicating that photos of black people were gorillas, and the time Microsoft's AI bot named Tay turned incredibly racist.
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Eberhard then sued Musk and Tesla for libel, slander, and breach of contract, alleging that Tesla had wrongfully tried to "rewrite history" by taking away his position as the founder.
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" Burton also accuses Carrey's physician of misconduct, claiming in the filing that the two "were engaged in a conspiracy to wrongfully and illegally provide medications to Carrey under false names.
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World Premiere Crown Heights / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Matt Ruskin) — When Colin Warner is wrongfully convicted of murder, his best friend, Carl King, devotes his life to proving Colin's innocence.
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This changed the first time I walked into the Innocence Network Conference and met hundreds of other wrongfully convicted people, only to discover that they embraced me as a sister.
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" Burton also accused Carrey's physician of misconduct, claiming in the filing that the two "were engaged in a conspiracy to wrongfully and illegally provide medications to Carrey under false names.
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Before "Catastrophe," Sharon Horgan starred in this British sitcom as Helen Stephens, who, after being wrongfully convicted of having murdered her boss, is sentenced to 12 years at Broadmarsh Prison.
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"This 'story,' replete with assumptions, misstatements and fraudulent statements was wrongfully published by the gossip blog Splinter despite the obviousness of its falsity and lack of factual support," he continued.
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In 1997, the 11th Circuit fined taxpayers over $86,000 because Hebert brought a case, according to the Court, on "unfounded accusations" and "wrongfully branded" the defendants of civil rights violations.
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"So if there are people watching this at TSA who feel they are being wrongfully retaliated against, you're saying you have an open door?" asked the panel's ranking member, Rep.
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Rebecca Brown is the director of policy for The Innocence Project, which seeks to prevent and reveal wrongful convictions and assure compensation for the wrongfully convicted upon release from prison.
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If the Dershowitz theory is to be believed, our entire system is a sham and thousands of criminals are wrongfully convicted every year based on false testimony by cooperating witnesses.
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Some of them have started posting photos of their sons with the hashtag "longhairedboyrevolution"Instagram head Adam Mosseri responded via Instagram story, saying that he restored the wrongfully removed accounts.
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Craig Coley, who was dating Wicht at the time, was found guilty and spent more than 38 years in prison before an investigation last November found he was wrongfully convicted.
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Rushing told BuzzFeed News "We had nothing to do with any of the actions that have been cited and the person was not wrongfully terminated," declining to answer further questions.
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The time is now for Poland to commit to passing legislation that will bring justice to those whose property was wrongfully taken by Nazis and then nationalized by the communists.
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Just last month, Samsung was forced to apologize to sextech startup Lioness after it wrongfully asked the company to take down its booth at an event it was co-hosting.
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His latest eruption was prompted by Mr. Sessions's comment on Tuesday that if a FISA surveillance warrant was wrongfully obtained, the matter would be "investigated" by the department's inspector general.
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Earlier this year, in Texas, a woman with a prior conviction was sentenced to five years in prison for wrongfully filling out a provisional ballot, which was never even counted.
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Tacopina adds, "Never in my career have I ever seen a Governor and District Attorney publicly state that a defendant should be granted bail, yet Meek still remains wrongfully imprisoned."
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Tinder's former marketing chief is suing the app's parent companies and former CEO over claims that the company wrongfully terminated her employment after she went public with sexual assault allegations.
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A public inquiry into Australia's financial sector last year found AMP had wrongfully charged fees to thousands of clients for years and had tried to mislead authorities about such misconduct.
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Dugan filed a lawsuit against the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences Tuesday, alleging she was wrongfully fired after raising allegations of sexual harassment and irregularities with Grammy nominations.
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His sentence was eventually overturned thanks to pressure from human rights groups, but there is no way to know for sure how many other disabled prisoners have been wrongfully convicted.
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Often, the wrongfully convicted face lengthy battles over how they should be compensated for their imprisonment as localities blame previous administrations and squabble over what monetary sum amounts to atonement.
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Raymond Santana -- one of the wrongfully convicted Central Park Five -- just got engaged to a reality star, and tells us it wouldn't have been possible without a little Instagram flirting.
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At an independent National Anti-Doping Panel (NADP) hearing in October last year Fry said he had wrongfully claimed to have gone fishing on the day of the missed test.
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The judge was not taking this lightly, adding that Amazon would have to put up $42 million bond to cover costs should it prove that the motion was filed wrongfully.
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CASE 1000 centers on allegations that Netanyahu and his wife Sara wrongfully received gifts from Arnon Milchan, a prominent Hollywood producer and Israeli citizen, and Australian billionaire businessman James Packer.
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"Freeing Americans held captive is of vital importance to my administration, and we will continue to work hard to bring home all our citizens wrongfully held captive overseas," Trump said.
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If you want people to believe you're wrongfully accused, the subject of malicious scrutiny on the part of your enemies, you cry that you're the target of a witch hunt.
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A high murder rate within the black community contributes to the high number of wrongfully convicted black murder defendants, but it alone does not explain the disparity, the authors write.
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A recent investigative report revealed a shocking number of cases in Texas where children were wrongfully removed from their families based solely on the opinion of one of these physicians.
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The special, currently airing on Netflix, features When They See Us writer/director Ava DuVernay, cast members, and the five men who were wrongfully imprisoned in a 1989 rape case.
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After the latest episode, where Naz's motivations and movements on the night of the murder take center stage, we're left wondering: What if he's not so wrongfully accused after all?
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Even the Star Wars: The Clone Wars series commented on that fact, with Anakin Skywalker's padawan Ahsoka Tano leaving the order entirely after the council wrongfully accuses her of a crime.
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There she found a city in the midst of "an uprising" after the murder of Freddie Gray—a young, wrongfully-arrested black man who died due to injury in police custody.
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Additionally, the judge dismissed Dr. Luke's claim that Kesha's manager Rovner wrongfully interfered in their business relationship, determining that Rovner's moves were in the scope of his authority as her manager.
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Photo: GettyThe Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is being sued over its failure to adhere to a federal transparency law and for wrongfully withholding agency records about net neutrality from the public.
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Of course, Lucky was WRONGFULLY named as a suspect in a shoplifting case in Virginia in 2017 -- when the real perpetrator lied to police and said he was the NFL player.
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Sessions sharply decried American universities for suppressing free speech, saying they had wrongfully created ideological "echo chambers" and allowed protesters to shut down speakers they disagreed with using threats of violence.
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With the way the question was phrased, Parhamovich said he was worried that answering "yes" would make things worse, since it could wrongfully imply he had illegal drugs in his car.
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According to the lawsuit, a New York Police Department detective realized Bah had been wrongfully arrested as surveillance footage from one of the thefts showed the suspect "looked nothing like" Bah.
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During the Democrats' convention this week, Trump repeatedly denounced the "rigged" process that handed Clinton the nomination, saying Sanders was wrongfully denied the nomination—then blasting him for ultimately backing Clinton.
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In his ruling, Garaufis had said the non-discrimination provisions enabled American Express to wrongfully exploit its 26.4 percent share of purchase volume in the U.S. credit and charge card market.
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FF is informed and believes that Mr. Strickland took FF's trade secrets at the encouragement and direction of Evelozcity, and that Evelozcity has wrongfully possessed, disclosed and used FF's trade secrets.
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They also say Puerto Rico is wrongfully using clawbacks to fund government services, and are diverting bondholders' collateral in violation of the Takings and Due Process clauses of the U.S. constitution.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday declined to apologize to the "Central Park Five," a group of teenage boys wrongfully imprisoned for assaulting a jogger in New York City in the '80s.
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A former employee of Upload VR has filed a lawsuit against the company alleging gender discrimination, a sexist work culture, and claiming she was wrongfully fired, as first reported by TechCrunch.
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In dissents, Commissioners Rohit Chopra and Rebecca Slaughter said they believed the fines were far too small, and that the FTC wrongfully gave Zuckerberg and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg a pass.
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AOC -- who, btw, wasn't born until 6 months after the Central Park attack -- said she's ecstatic the wrongfully convicted men are having their story told in a thoughtful and captivating way.
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Jackson addressed the NFL's handling of the controversial free agent quarterback in an interview with BSO's Robert Littal ... and says Kaep is being wrongfully ignored by the league and its owners.
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When he was sent to the Auburn Correctional Facility in 2009, he started a group called the Actual Innocence Team, made up of other inmates who claimed they were wrongfully convicted.
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Cosby's aides celebrated what they saw as a win, suggesting the celebrity might go on a nationwide tour to teach kids about sexual assault and the dangers of being wrongfully accused.
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That's evident in the treatment of Sophia, wrongfully confined to solitary "for her protection" with no means of communicating with her family or receiving the hormones she needs for her transition.
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American Airlines on Wednesday apologized to a pair of basketball players on the Memphis Grizzlies' developmental league affiliate who were wrongfully accused of stealing blankets and then kicked off a flight.
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"If they hadn't wrongfully convicted him, he wouldn't have escaped," said Jeffrey Deskovic, who served 16 years in New York State prisons for a rape and murder committed by someone else.
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Advocates seized on Montes losing his protections and being deported as an example of the administration targeting DACA recipients, though Montes' claims about being wrongfully deported have thus far been unsubstantiated.
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The lawsuit, which was filed in Osceola (Fla.) County on July 30, alleges Brown wrongfully terminated the agreement and did not allow Tedeschi to retrieve his equipment and food, per ESPN.
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The suit argues in part that McBean couldn't hear the deputies' commands because he was listening to music, that he didn't point the air rifle, and that he was wrongfully shot.
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A former Google employee is now suing the company, claiming he was wrongfully terminated for his criticism of an anti-diversity memo sent to staff members last year, Wired Magazine reports.
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He called for the death penalty for the Central Park Five, a group of minority men who were wrongfully convicted of rape and doubled down when DNA evidence overturned their convictions.
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In Pickton: In His Own Words, the former British Columbia pig farmer claims he's "the fall guy" in a justice system that wrongfully convicted him for the murders of six women.
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"In 2009, Amber was wrongfully accused for an incident that was misinterpreted and over-sensationalized by two individuals in a powerful position," Van Ree wrote in a statement obtained by E!
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He is chairman of the Commission for Art Recovery, which negotiates with governments, museums and other entities to retrieve art wrongfully taken from Jews by the Third Reich and its allies.
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One, for example, was on behalf of a group of general managers who claimed that their positions were wrongfully classified as exempt from overtime; a settlement was reached in that case.
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"Unwilling to pay fair value for Bumble, Match tried to poison Bumble in the investment market by filing bogus intellectual property claims to wrongfully disparage the Bumble platform," the lawsuit reads.
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Pitino has filed a lawsuit that is still pending against the University of Louisville Athletic Association, a school-related entity that was technically his employer; he claims he was wrongfully terminated.
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But those lower courts also blessed the board's actions under the "de facto" doctrine, which allows actions by officials to stand, even if they are found to have been wrongfully appointed.
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Maya Moore announced that she will forgo her second consecutive WNBA season to help exonerate a prisoner who she believes was wrongfully convicted, according to reporting from The New York Times.
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"Defendants wrongfully arrested and charged Plaintiff Johnny Wheatcroft with resisting arrest and aggravated assault and, as a result, he spent months in jail before the charges were dismissed," the lawsuit says.
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The man, Kenneth Caban Gonzalez, 23, was wrongfully arrested and accused of providing false documentation with his transfer application, which was held up for more than two years, the lawsuit said.
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The IRS on Thursday released guidelines about how those who had been wrongfully incarcerated and previously paid taxes on their restitution can get refunds as a result of a new law.
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"This ban not only wrongfully prevents patriotic, talented Americans from serving, it also compromises the safety and security of our country," Peter Renn, Lambda Legal's senior attorney, said in a statement.
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In late August, Flynn's new lawyers submitted a brief to the court accusing prosecutors of misconduct, arguing the government had wrongfully withheld evidence from the defense that could help Flynn's case.
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They also said Puerto Rico is wrongfully using clawbacks to fund government services, and is diverting bondholders' collateral in violation of the Takings and Due Process clauses of the U.S. constitution.
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The registry data is based on a variety of sources, including nonprofit organizations that fight for the wrongfully convicted, reviews conducted by prosecutors' offices and studies conducted by the registry's researchers.
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She adds that, in recent years, she and other lawyers have filed numerous so-called habeas petitions, which can assert that an inmate is being held wrongfully and should be released.
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Reports that facial recognition technology has falsely matched people, including black lawmakers, with images in a mugshot database have led to outcry that police could use it to wrongfully arrest constituents.
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The body said the government should review anti-terror legislation and laws "to ensure that they are neither interpreted nor implemented too broadly, thereby resulting in people being arbitrarily or wrongfully detained".
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News VideosSince being exonerated once and for all in March 2015, Amanda Knox has been adjusting to everyday life and fighting to help others wrongfully convicted of crimes.
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"The President and his administration wrongfully argue that it's about military readiness and unit cohesion, but these arguments are the same ones that were made to keep the military racially segregated," Rep.
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When a wrongfully convicted person is released from prison, it's often to a throng of reporters clamoring to capture images of an emotional reunion with his smiling family and friends and lawyers.
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The Clayton Police further apologized in its statement for the way the event was handled, and that Murphy reached out to the school "within hours" to speak with the wrongfully accused students.
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While the FBI investigation focused on the national security implications of the private server, there's been a second and separate criticism: that Clinton used non-government systems to wrongfully avoid transparency laws.
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The company's alleged handling of sexual harassment claims lead to mass walkouts at offices around the world, and several employees later claimed that they were wrongfully terminated in retaliation for labor organizing.
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In the photos that have been making rounds on the Internet, Gutiérrez—who was wrongfully crowned Miss Universe 2015 by Steve Harvey—is seen sunbathing in a fuchsia bikini and reflective sunglasses.
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The two go on to discover that they ended up in prison after being wrongfully betrayed by the same man, and they work together to find a way out and take revenge.
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She starts not with the jogger in the park, but earlier that afternoon, with the boys who will be wrongfully convicted—strolling through Harlem with their families, joking about baseball and school.
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When apartheid ended in 1994 the courts returned land to individuals who could show that they had been wrongfully deprived of it (a minority, given poor records and the passage of time).
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He surmised that any wrongfully-obtained intellectual property could be stored on such devices, and that such action would prevent the intellectual property from being discovered in a review of Uber's systems.
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Two months later, he walked out on bail after being sentenced to two-to-four years for violating parole in a 2008 case for which his attorneys argued he was wrongfully convicted.
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The organization told Variety the decision to remove Bohemian Rhapsody was due to "unspeakable" harm Singer's alleged actions caused to young men and Singer "wrongfully" claiming homophobia to deflect from the accusations.
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"This significant resolution helps rectify the misconduct by returning more than $74 million in wrongfully claimed funds to the government," Gregory Brooker, the acting U.S. attorney in Minnesota, said in a statement.
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The bank has repaid customers about A$28 million for wrongfully charged fees and has kept another A$5 million owed to 57,000 customers, because it cannot locate them, the lawsuit added.
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The platform gave users a clean slate after six months without a second violation, and in 2010, added the ability for users to appeal strikes that they believed had been wrongfully applied.
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Louisiana law provides for up to $330,000 in compensation to people who have been wrongfully imprisoned, but state courts have repeatedly denied Mr. Ford, and now his estate, even that inadequate amount.
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He was also charged with flying a drone over a human casualty and wrongfully possessing and using the painkiller Tramadol Hydrochloride, a controlled substance, while in Iraq and back in San Diego.
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"I am pleased with the court's decision to dismiss Exxon's frivolous, nonsensical lawsuit that wrongfully attempted to thwart a serious state law enforcement investigation into the company," Schneiderman said in a statement.
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The agency said that in some instances, these clinics had wrongfully asserted that their thermography methods could detect cancer sooner than other devices and had given patients incorrect information about their health.
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The onetime staff sergeant's service with the Reserve ended in 2008 with a bad-conduct discharge for wrongfully using another's social security number and writing bad checks, according to military court documents.
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Others said he should finish paying for a crime that, the indictment said, involved "unlawfully, wrongfully, fraudulently and violently" stealing $9 from a man, as well as the keys to his truck.
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"The president and his administration wrongfully argue that it's about military readiness and unit cohesion, but these arguments were the same ones that were used to keep the military racially segregated," Rep.
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"The government wants to hold onto its religious base by wrongfully suggesting that we are not Muslim," says one of Roopbaan's co-founders, who, like Tonoy's friend, also wishes to remain anonymous.
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Later, while wrongfully imprisoned at Seagate Prison, Carl becomes a part of a cell regeneration experiment that causes him to have superhuman strength and durability, most notably the power to be bulletproof.
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Finally, I encourage those who are concerned about others being caught up in the criminal justice system wrongfully to volunteer with the Innocence Project which helps those who have been wrongly convicted.
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GENEVA — A United Nations human rights panel has told China that it wrongfully arrested three prominent human rights activists accused of subversion and called on the government to release and compensate them.
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The bill would also make it a violation for a person "wrongfully to communicate" confidential information if it was "reasonably foreseeable" that the recipient, known as a tippee, would trade on it.
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In the lawsuit, filed this month, Dasha Fincher alleges that she was wrongfully arrested and incarcerated in December 2016, when she and her boyfriend were pulled over by Monroe County sheriff's deputies.
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These reforms tend to elevate cases involving the innocent and wrongfully accused, and increasingly, they focus on those like Johnson's: nonviolent drug offenses committed by people believed to have since rehabilitated themselves.
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Jeffrey Deskovic, an exoneree who established a foundation to help the wrongfully convicted, said he had advised about 60 other exonerees on how to manage compensation and the unwanted attention it brings.
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Critics regard Karoui as a corrupt populist wrongfully manipulating his television station and a charity he runs for personal political gain, but his supporters see him as a champion of Tunisia's poor.
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The men, then all young teenagers of color, were wrongfully convicted and then exonerated of the assault and rape of a 28-year-old white woman who was jogging in Central Park.
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The lawsuit accused the Weirton Police Department of wrongfully terminating officer Stephen Mader after he chose not to shoot a 23-year-old man while responding to a domestic disturbance in 2016.
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Since 1973, a total of 164 prisoners nationally -- including five from California -- have been freed after they were wrongfully convicted, according to "The Innocence List" maintained by The Death Penalty Information Center.
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But the idea of Brett Kavanaugh — an "ordinary, bland Republican man," who in the eyes of many conservatives has been wrongfully accused of misconduct for political purposes — is very much worth defending.
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He visits the wrongfully convicted Dr. Nicky in prison (hello, John Stamos!) seeking answers, or at least indignation, but Nicky has found peace through religion, convincing himself that he deserves his punishment.
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The authors found such wrongdoing was present in 76 percent of cases in which black murder defendants were wrongfully convicted, but just 63 percent of cases in which white defendants were exonerated.
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Durham is no stranger to investigating the FBI, having led a bombshell probe of its operations in Boston that helped put agents in jail, and let wrongfully-convicted men out of prison.
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A good first step would be to apologize to the wrongfully convicted people she has fought to keep in prison and to do what she can to make sure they get justice.
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If the person removed from his position feels aggrieved, he is welcome to bring a case in court in which he would have the burden of showing that he was wrongfully terminated.
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And then there's the whole part about pinning a string of unsolved homicides on your dad because you think it'd be funny if he were wrongfully convicted of murder and he gets arrested.
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Crown Heights is the real-life tale of a young man who fought for the release of his wrongfully-imprisoned friend and is partially based on a This American Life episode from 2005.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan, who also heard former national security adviser Michael Flynn's sentencing hearing on Tuesday, called for any migrant wrongfully deported under the policy to be given a second chance at asylum.
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Someone who has an abortion after rape or incest is "killing an innocent human being" and "punishing a person wrongfully for something they, he or she, had nothing to do with," state Sen.
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They are the work of the Equal Justice Initiative, an Alabama-based group that provides legal services to people who have been wrongfully convicted or face other issues in the criminal justice system.
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When Justyce is handcuffed by a cop who wrongfully assumes he's attacking a drunk friend he's trying to help, his eyes are suddenly opened to the various racial dynamics at play around him.
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Netflix's When They See Us has viewers revisiting the Central Park 5 case when a group of boys were wrongfully convicted of raping a jogger in New York City's Central Park in 1990.
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Zach Randolph says he feels he was "wrongfully arrested" during an August 9 incident in Los Angeles -- in which cops initially said the NBA star was in possession of a TON of weed.
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Charlamagne Tha God thinks Donald Trump doesn't need to apologize to the wrongfully convicted Central Park 5 ... he says Trump already made his bed, and now he needs to sleep in it forever.
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"It's my strong belief that Dennis was wrongfully convicted," said Larry Cain, the president of Growth Strategies and "close, personal friend" of Oland's who organized the letter-writing campaign and pre-sentencing rally.
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Twenty states have no such laws, which means people who spent years or decades wrongfully imprisoned have to bring lawsuits if they want the government to pay for the wrong done to them.
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Fairstein served as a city prosecutor during the successful prosecution of five teenagers, four black and one Hispanic, who were wrongfully convicted of rape in 85033 and later saw their convictions thrown out.
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In 1989, he took out full-page ads calling for the death penalty for the Central Park Five, who were wrongfully convicted as teenagers for a brutal attack on a jogger in Manhattan.
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In Abbasi, the court denied such an opportunity to several men of Middle Eastern origin who tried to sue federal officials for being wrongfully detained in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks.
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The onetime staff sergeant's service with the Reserve ended in 2008 with a bad-conduct discharge for wrongfully using another person's Social Security number and writing bad checks, according to military court documents.
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U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani in Boston on Thursday rejected Abbott's bid to dismiss Ebonia Elliott-Lewis' claim under Massachusetts state law that the drugmaker wrongfully discharged her in violation of public policy.
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" He said people should take "an honest, hard look at everything that wrongfully inflames emotions against police officers if we are going to be able to bring police officers and the community together.
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Donktum has also taken up the plight of far-right and right-wing figures — like Laura Loomer, Milo Yiannopolous, and Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes — who claim they were wrongfully suspended from Twitter.
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Back to other broadsides against you, Joan Didion claimed your books, post-Watergate, have a "scrupulous passivity" to them, and that you wrongfully fail to draw conclusions and make judgments in your investigations.
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There's an inherent conflict of interest at play for prosecutors because the same office that might have wrongfully convicted the defendant in the first place is in charge of deciding the innocence claim.
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Mr. Bevin said he had been looking at some of the cases for months, especially those in which he went further than the courts by ruling that a person had been wrongfully convicted.
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Shortly before his death in 2014, he reached a legal agreement that allowed a task force of experts to comb through the trove and try to determine which works had been wrongfully taken.
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Two migrant workers from Myanmar were arrested and sentenced to death after they were convicted of the crime in December 2015 - a move criticized by rights groups who say they were wrongfully convicted.
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" Attorneys also accused the Information of pushing Pressberg "to get The Wrap's confidential and proprietary information concerning ints business efforts in China and use that information to wrongfully profit, at The Wrap's expense.
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"The Trump administration has made clear that the regime in Iran must release all missing and wrongfully detained Americans, including Robert Levinson, Xiyue Wang, Siamak Namazi, and others," Pompeo said in a statement.
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Researchers Samuel Gross, Maurice Possley, and Klara Stephens analyzed years of exoneration data, looking at how race may influence whether someone is wrongfully convicted — and later cleared — of a crime they didn't commit.
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The limited series tells the story of five teen boys of color who were wrongfully convicted in 1990 of raping and leaving a white female jogger for dead in New York City's Central Park.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - BP Plc has accused Monroe Energy of wrongfully terminating a crude supply contract in 2016, costing the oil major at least $59 million in damages, according to a federal court filing.
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The facts that spoke to their innocence, and the community that was unwilling to allow two additional young black men to be wrongfully convicted of something they did not do, would not allow it.
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The single most urgent function of our Constitution is to ensure that the rights of those who lack the votes to enact policy are not wrongfully diminished or debased because of their minority status.
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"On information and belief, Carrey wrongfully and illegally supplied, marketed and distributed the Drugs to White on or about September 21, 2015, just days before her death," the lawsuit reads, according to The Wrap.
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The Legal Aid Society of New York has even challenged the constitutionality of practices that wrongfully arrest transgender women who are black and Hispanic under anti-loitering laws purportedly designed to combat sex work.
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Sycamore, Illinois (CNN)A man wrongfully convicted of the 1957 murder of a little girl returned to a courtroom in his childhood hometown Thursday to ask a judge to clear his name for good.
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DiBona describes another stress in his own experience — brought on by the increased scrutiny on all police after several high-profile incidents in recent years in which officers acted wrongfully, sometimes killing unarmed citizens.
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The federal judge who ruled Brendan was wrongfully convicted did not give anyone a heads up, so not only were cameras NOT rolling, the immediate family was out of state, visiting relatives in Michigan.
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In a statement, ASIC said it wanted penalties applied to the 1.3 million times that the bank wrongfully took fees, and that each offense could bring a fine of up to A$2.1 million.
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The five-part series tells the story of the five black and Latinx teens that were wrongfully convicted of raping a woman in New York in 1989—and the horror of what happened next.
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Novartis accused Amgen of trying to wrongfully back out of their collaboration agreements based on the pretext that the Swiss company's Sandoz unit was working with Alder Biopharmaceuticals Inc on a possible Aimovig rival.
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Taylor, 57, wrongfully registered for the benefits and falsely claimed that her home had been damaged by the floods and that she was forced to stay in a rental property, according to the newspaper.
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The bill from Grassley and Durbin combines similar prison reform components with a rollback of some mandatory minimum sentence requirements that proponents say wrongfully forces judges' hands and leads to longer than needed sentences.
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A Lord of the Flies sort of vibe quickly develops as the collection of young criminals — from petty thieves to murderers to wrongfully imprisoned freedom fighters — stumbles through, establishing a hierarchy and rudimentary society.
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Still, Detective Waller, who had been planning to retire for a while and filed his paperwork on Monday, said he sympathized with African-Americans who say they are wrongfully singled out by the police.
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Cortez is one of about 25 women in jail accused of inducing abortions, who say they were wrongfully jailed for murder, when instead they suffered miscarriages, stillbirths or pregnancy complications, according to the CDFA.
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Will Ferrell is here to confess his love, call out the people who owe him money and offer his sincerest apologies to an innocent Best Buy employee that he wrongfully slapped across the mouth.
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The big picture: President Trump has accused Comey of wrongfully disclosing confidential information when he leaked the memos about his interactions with Trump, which fueled the Mueller investigation and accusations of obstruction of justice.
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And, as progressives have pointed out throughout the Bush and Obama administrations, it's hard to even know who's on the watch list — and even harder for those wrongfully placed on it to get off.
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Hogan's office will revamp the policies for his Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and YouTube accounts, and create an appeals process for people who think they have been unfairly blocked or had their comments wrongfully removed.
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Over the past 28 years and as of this writing, according to the National Registry of Exonerations, there have been 2,102 people whom the courts or government officials have found to be wrongfully convicted.
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The European Court of Human Rights said on Tuesday that Spain had wrongfully condemned two Catalans for publicly burning a photograph of the king and queen, saying that the act was justifiable political criticism.
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TOKYO, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa admitted to misconduct involving stock-related compensation and said he planned to return the portion he had wrongfully received, Jiji news agency reported.
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And it ordered Mr. Jones to stop reviewing documents in the backups, disclose and retrieve "wrongfully produced" documents shared with outsiders, and return the hard drives to the Hofeller estate after destroying any copies.
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Judge DiFiore's rule was first recommended in February by a state justice task force that consulted with advocates for legal reform from organizations like the Innocence Project, which works to free the wrongfully convicted.
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A few months after she filed a written complaint in 2006, USA Taekwondo officials suspended Meloon ahead of the Olympic Games in Beijing, saying Meloon had "wrongfully accused" coaches of soliciting her for sex.
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The State Supreme Court, in an order reflecting the discipline, wrote that Mr. Hopkins had been accused of wrongfully collecting money and held in contempt of court when he did not swiftly pay $18,000.
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We're told he feels he was wrongfully fired from "Criminal Minds" -- he insists the kick was in self-defense and Virgil rushed him and got in his face -- and is strongly considering legal action.
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I wrongfully assumed that every product on the shelf had been tested for safety; as it turns out, many, many household products that we use daily contain endocrine disruptors that interfere with our hormones.
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We've seen some high-profile cases in which men were wrongfully accused of sexual assault: for example, the Duke lacrosse players and the former football player whose alleged victim later admitted she wasn't raped.
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Bumble said it was seeking $400 million from Match, which owns popular dating app Tinder, because it obtained sensitive competitive information through deceptive means and has wrongfully disparaged its competitor in the investment market.
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It's important to note that through these tactics, as well as by contacting elected officials and civic leaders, wrongfully convicted people and their families can breathe life into dormant efforts to obtain their freedom.
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A few years ago, he founded a support group called Friends and Family of the Wrongfully Convicted with another former inmate, Sundhe Moses, who was also arrested by Mr. Scarcella and was ultimately freed.
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She also said the Charlotte, North Carolina-based bank wrongfully suspended her in retaliation for accusing the other structured products chief, who she said was paid more than twice as much, of improper conduct.
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Amazon's cloud-computing arm, Amazon Web Services, is instructed to earmark $42 million for any "costs and damages" that could be incurred in the event that the "injunction was issued wrongfully," the filing states.
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Here, the actress Chloë Sevigny describes her longtime interest in Damien Echols, one of the West Memphis Three — the teenagers who were wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for murdering three boys in West Memphis, Ark.
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Others fear just the appearance of a sexual or romantic liaison — which could provoke wifely jealousy, concerns about sexual favoritism, or reputational harm to the male boss who might wrongfully be labeled a creep.
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Previously, users were only able to identify simply as a man or a woman, a limitation that overlooked the experiences of transgender and gender-nonconforming users, and even led to trans users being wrongfully banned.
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Steven Avery, a Manitowoc County man charged with the murder in 2007, was wrongfully convicted of sexual assault at the age of 22, and was exonerated by DNA evidence after serving 18 years in prison.
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In many ways, the new movie Trial By Fire, out now, is a film about the perils of a criminal justice system that has, in numerous cases, used the death penalty against wrongfully convicted felons.
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Courts have even (wrongfully, in my view) recognized an exception for sex-specific dress and grooming codes as long as the requirements for one sex are not unduly more burdensome than those for the other.
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It's time Trump made the acquaintance of the man who actually raped the "Central Park jogger" before he further defames the men who were wrongfully imprisoned for years for a crime they did not commit.
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Additionally, the judge dismissed Dr. Luke's claim that Kesha's manager Rovner wrongfully interfered in their business relationship, determining that Rovner's moves were in the scope of his authority as her manager, per The Hollywood Reporter.
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Before there was Orange Is the New Black, there was Girls in Prison, the story of a woman who was wrongfully convicted of murder attempting to escape prison with a few of her fellow inmates.
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Faraday Future believes Evergrande wrongfully withheld this money after agreeing to advance it, and filed a grievance with an arbitration court in Hong Kong (where the Evergrande subsidiary that technically made the investment is headquartered).
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According to data provided to Fox News by the Abductees' Mothers Association, they have more than 17,000 civilian names registered as being wrongfully imprisoned, with around 3,200 either dead or being held in unknown locations
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The candidate also wanted the death penalty for the Central Park Five, a group of black and Latino youth wrongfully accusing of battering and raping a white female jogger in a racially charged, explosive case.
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For anyone who enjoys being "technically correct," blotching the rest of the shirt in the same way will mean you now have a solid alibi when your friend wrongfully accuses you of "staining" the shirt.
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Talitha Peters just filed suit against Fabletics and parent company JustFab, who she says wrongfully terminated her after a 2-year tenure as an exec ... after her bosses assumed she was addicted to illegal drugs.
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An immigrant advocacy group on Wednesday filed a civil rights complaint against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), accusing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) of wrongfully detaining migrant children for longer than is legally allowed.
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Amanda Knox is just the latest in a wave of true crime documentary projects, but unlike Making a Murderer, or Serial, McGinn and Blackhurst aren't here to exonerate someone who may have been wrongfully convicted.
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Phillips, who was freed from prison a year ago, was wrongfully convicted of homicide in 1971 following an investigation carried out by the Wayne County prosecutor's office and law students at the University of Michigan.
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"The reason there have been so many wrongfully convicted people has everything to do with trial courts rushing to judgment in cases involving defendants who everybody hated, who everybody presumed to be guilty," he wrote.
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A Missouri judge cited filing deadlines when she said it will not allow a new trial for a man prosecutors say has wrongfully been imprisoned for nearly a quarter-century, according to The Washington Post.
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Retaliation also occurred after the DOE IG validated concerns of two employees who reported Sandia had wrongfully claimed a problem existed with B61 spin rocket motors, which resulted in a $60-million contract for Sandia.
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The picture would be considered wrongfully shared if the person sharing it has no legal justification or excuse, and knows or reasonably should know that the depicted person did not consent, according to the regulation.
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This is a man who has insisted that the Central Park Five—a group of black and Latino teenagers wrongfully convicted of raping a woman in 1989—were guilty, even though DNA evidence exonerated them.
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In a year that's seen a still-unknown number of people of Caribbean descent wrongfully deported, on account of Theresa May's "hostile environment" strategy during her tenure as Home Secretary, this Carnival feels particularly special.
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Then came the lawsuit against UploadVR for "rampant" sexual behavior in the workplace and one against SoFi by a former employee who alleged he was wrongfully terminated for reporting the sexual harassment of female employees.
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After bearing witness to the catastrophe of wrongfully-convicted people facing execution, Illinois Governor George Ryan placed a moratorium on the death penalty in Illinois in 1999; in 2003, he commuted over 160 death sentences.
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A 2014 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences extrapolated from known cases of wrongful convictions to estimate that at least 4 percent of all death-row inmates are wrongfully convicted.
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The lawsuit, which is seeking more than $225,000 in damages, alleges that Anglin wrongfully and knowingly invaded Gersh's privacy, intentionally inflicted emotional distress, and violated Montana's Anti-Intimidation Act, which penalizes harassment by extremist groups.
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Instead, in an unusual written apology delivered by one of his lawyers, Mr. Epstein admitted to wrongfully suing Bradley Edwards, a lawyer for some of his accusers, who had sued Mr. Epstein for malicious prosecution.
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It's important to keep in mind that both men were ultimately deemed not guilty, and that the United States has a long and well-documented history of wrongfully accusing black men of raping white women.
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Most of the art in the Bonn show is suspected of having been wrongfully taken by the Nazis from its Jewish owners and the ownership history of many pieces on display is not yet clear.
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The United States Court of Appeals ruled in 2010 that it could not overturn Mr. Friedman's conviction because the appeal was too late, but that there was a "reasonable likelihood" that he was wrongfully convicted.
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Netanyahu is suspected of wrongfully accepting $264,000 worth of gifts, which prosecutors said included cigars and champagne, from tycoons and of dispensing regulatory favours in alleged bids for improved coverage by a popular news website.
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Among the children prosecuted as adults in New York over the years was Korey Wise, one of the teenagers wrongfully convicted in the rape and assault of a woman jogging in Central Park in 1989.
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It sounds like a Hollywood story, but Wallace is loosely based on the real Isaac Wright, Jr., who was wrongfully convicted of drug-related crimes and went on to become a lawyer for the people.
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In 2015, Reid & Associates was one of eight organizations to settle with Juan Rivera, a man who was wrongfully convicted of raping a child after an interrogation that included two polygraphs administered at Reid & Associates.
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Slater and Gordon is suing AMP for wrongfully charging customers citing administrative errors or oversights, when in fact AMP knew they arose from deliberate business practices that had been in place for a long time.
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While some methods, like microscopic hair testing and bite-mark matching, have been challenged in recent years, DNA testing remains a staple of forensic investigation, used to both identify suspects and exonerate the wrongfully convicted.
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"Freeing Americans held captive is of vital importance to my Administration, and we will continue to work hard to bring home all our citizens wrongfully held captive overseas," President Donald Trump said in a statement.
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In a statement delivered in Spanish and translated for the court before the sentence was pronounced by U.S. District Judge David Bury in Tucson, Arizona, Osorio-Arellanes said he believed he had been wrongfully prosecuted.
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Netanyahu is suspected of wrongfully accepting $264,000 worth of gifts, which prosecutors said included cigars and champagne, from tycoons and of dispensing regulatory favours in alleged bids for improved coverage by a popular news website.
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A Los Angeles judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by entertainment news site the Wrap, which claimed one of its writers had been "wrongfully poached" by another publication despite a noncompete clause in his contract.
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The person said that UnitedHealth used its clout in the marketplace to wrongfully force nursing facilities that wanted to accept UnitedHealth's commercial or Medicare Advantage plans to also participate in UnitedHealth's institutional special needs plan.
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What was something of a surprise was that Ms. Stewart, who then called Mr. Abdel Rahman "just the latest in a long line of American heroes who were convicted wrongfully," was around to do so.
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Prosecutors have charged an Ohio doctor with wrongfully disclosing patient records to an ex-Avanir Pharmaceuticals sales representative who has already been indicted for participating in a kickback scheme to promote a neurological disorder drug.
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"A seventh trial would be unprecedented, and completely unwarranted given both the flimsiness of the evidence against him and the long trail of misconduct that has kept him wrongfully incarcerated all these years," Johnson said.
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Two of Mr. Lewis's supporters, Kevin McCall and Chris Banks — who were arrested outside the Queens courthouse for deliberately blocking traffic — portrayed the conviction and sentence as another injustice against a wrongfully accused black man.
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The Broadway version, opening on Thursday, stars Jeff Daniels as the upstanding small town white lawyer Atticus Finch who takes on the case of a black man wrongfully accused of rape in the Depression-era south.
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Donald Trump, who once called for the execution of five wrongfully accused black and Latino teenagers from the pages of the New York Times, now calls for the execution of drug dealers from the Presidential podium.
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Williamson was five days away from death when The Innocence Project, an organization that uses modern technology to rescue wrongfully convicted prisoners, got his execution stayed in 1994 and helped free him and Fritz in 1999.
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Hosts Nev Schulman and Max Joseph reveal the truth to a man from Tennessee who wrongfully believed he had been dating Katy Perry for the past six years — and yes, Katy Perry has heard about it.
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"The reality that this foolish stunt was dreamed up, planned, and executed by Pedro Ruiz, and the defendant wrongfully and tragically relied on his assurances that the stunt was safe," the paper quotes Brue as saying.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A new film based on the true story of a man wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for murder seeks the silver lining in human perseverance while exploring the flaws in the U.S. justice system.
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In several cases, the bank sold borrowers' property deposited as collateral to get its money back, the spokesman said, dismissing allegations borrowers had wrongfully become targets of seizures after they were unable to repay the loans.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) filed charges on Friday against Bank of America and two of its employees, saying they wrongfully discriminated against prospective Hispanic mortgage borrowers in South Carolina.
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Related: Taylor Swift testifies that groping was 'horrifying and shocking' Mueller denies grabbing Swift and claims he was wrongfully terminated after Swift and her mother pressured the radio station to fire him following the alleged incident.
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In April, she posted a selfie wearing a shirt with the phrase "it could happen to you" and an illustration of a pair of handcuffs — an apparent nod to the cause of exonerating the wrongfully convicted.
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"It's certainly going to have an impact across New York state," and particularly New York City, said Dana Delger, staff attorney for the Innocence Project, an organization known for using DNA to exonerate wrongfully convicted individuals.
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Some of the arrested bikers have filed federal civil rights lawsuits against Waco officials, saying they were wrongfully arrested and have had their lives upended simply because they were at the meeting or wearing biker clothing.
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The series is a dramatization of the infamous 1989 Central Park jogger case, in which five black and Hispanic teenage boys were wrongfully convicted of rape and other charges after they gave false confessions to police.
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"We are encouraged by the news that Lebanese citizen Nizar Zakka has been released by the Iranian regime and hope that this is a positive sign for Americans wrongfully detained in Iran," the administration official said.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A Georgia pediatric cardiologist pleaded guilty on Wednesday to wrongfully disclosing information about his young patients to an Aegerion Pharmaceuticals Inc sales representative seeking to identify potential new users of an expensive cholesterol drug.
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He wrongfully assumed that the nails were part of the bomb and made his own devices with nails after Neptune residents began making fun of his debunked theory about the Maloofs attempting to kill Alex's fiancée.
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Jason C. Johnson is president of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund, which helps pay for the defense of wrongfully accused or charged law enforcement officers and promotes public understanding and support of law enforcement challenges.
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Collins and her allies want to create a 14-day period to appeal decisions denying firearms transactions with the proviso that people who are wrongfully blocked from buying a gun would have their legal fees reimbursed.
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So instead of banning these rifles, states should require gun owners to buy insurance in case their gun is used to kill wrongfully; that way, at least victims and their families might recover some financial damages.
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In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, he led an effort to change the system that provided legal defense for the indigent in New Orleans; the effort resulted in the release of thousands of wrongfully incarcerated inmates.
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Outstanding performances by numerous cast members, but especially Asante Blackk and Caleel Harris as the wrongfully convicted Kevin Richardson and Antron McCray, make this a masterclass in setting the record straight with both fact and feeling.
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Raymond Santana, one of the men who was wrongfully convicted for a 1989 attack and rape of a jogger in Central Park, told CNN's Anderson Cooper on "AC360" that he was not surprised by Trump's comments.
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On Thursday, Judge Campbell-Smith also required that Amazon pay a $42 million deposit that the court will hold in case it later determines that the injunction was wrongfully issued and that Microsoft is owed damages.
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Instead of wrongfully conflating the fate of Dreamers with totally separate issues such as national security, our elected officials should be jumping at the chance to create substantive, meaningful change just before the 2018 midterm elections.
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Netanyahu, 70, is accused of wrongfully accepting $264,000 worth of gifts, which prosecutors said included cigars and champagne, from tycoons, and of dispensing regulatory favours in alleged bids for improved coverage by a popular news website.
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Reed has always maintained he was wrongfully convicted, and with his execution date set for November 20, celebrities including Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, and Meek Mill have signed an online petition and tweeted their support, urging Gov.
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Made infamous when they were wrongfully prosecuted in the 1980s, the five men who inspired Netflix's critically acclaimed miniseries When They See Us walked the Emmys red carpet on Sunday night — this time more like stars.
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But his Twitter feed was largely dominated by messages praising other Republicans and arguing that he was being wrongfully investigated for impeachment by the House of Representatives after he lobbied Ukraine to investigate his political rivals.
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That clause means that if the bank or other lender violates your rights, such as charging you illegal fees or wrongfully damaging your credit report, you have given up your right to take them to court.
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Vicky is alleging that the group and their business manager have "conspired to wrongfully withhold hundreds of thousands of dollars" in royalties from her and their two children, according to a filed complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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A crucial component of Hamilton's exoneration, which was not emphasized enough in the piece, was the role that public awareness played—and how other wrongfully imprisoned people can use it to advocate for themselves as well.
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Netanyahu is suspected of wrongfully accepting $264,000 worth of gifts, which prosecutors said included cigars and champagne, from tycoons and of dispensing favours in alleged bids for improved coverage by an Israeli newspaper and a website.
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The essay, which had previously been unpublished, is featured in a new anthology from Liveright Publishing, "Anatomy of Innocence," edited by Laura Caldwell and Leslie S. Klinger, which features the testimony of several wrongfully convicted people.
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J.B. Pritzker (D) has called for a "thorough and transparent investigation" into the events detailed in a lawsuit alleging that a black college student was wrongfully arrested and threatened by local police without justification last year.
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In a complaint on Wednesday in federal court in Washington D.C., the law firm said the SEC is wrongfully withholding the documents because none of them fall under exemptions allowed by the U.S. Freedom of Information Act.
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"When They See Us" is a limited series about five teen boys of color who were wrongfully convicted in 1990 of a brutal rape and beating of a white female jogger in New York City's Central Park.
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A British diver who assisted in the rescue of a Thai soccer team from a flooded cave earlier this year is suing Elon Musk for wrongfully accusing him of being a pedophile on Twitter, the AP reports.
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The 124-page report, titled "Booted: Lack of Recourse for Wrongfully Discharged US Military Rape Survivors," is based on interviews with 163 victims of sexual assault from all divisions of the military over a 28-month period.
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Mark Hale, an assistant district attorney, told the judge that an investigation into Ms. Gathers's case had determined that she had been wrongfully convicted and that her confession had been coaxed, fed to her by Mr. Scarcella.
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I'm reminded of old Cold War spy novels in which Kremlinologists analyzed the few public appearances of Politburo members, wrongfully reading great significance into who stood where and when, because they had little else to go on.
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Donald Trump still refuses to recognize the innocence of the Central Park Five, a group of black and Latino teens wrongfully accused of brutally raping a jogger in New York's famed park, 14 years after their exoneration.
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Blake had to stave off a false start, which was wrongfully charged to him by the team of starters, who took back the red card in favor of a yellow card that was charged to the field.
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At a showdown between the two sides last week in a bankruptcy hearing, Mr. Charney argued that he had been wrongfully terminated and accused former partners of stealing away the company he founded almost three decades ago.
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It's an adaptation of James Baldwin's 1974 novel about a pregnant black woman trying to free her fiancé after he's wrongfully imprisoned on rape charges, and this first footage from the project looks utterly gorgeous and heartbreaking.
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"The Bahraini authorities' treatment of these wrongfully imprisoned peaceful activists violates international law and standards on prisoner treatment and constitutes cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment," said Lynn Maalouf, Middle East Research Director at Amnesty International.
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"The manuscript is an original, historical document of unique importance to AAWS, and undeniably is a critical piece of its history," and the defendants "are wrongfully detaining the manuscript for their own pecuniary gain," the complaint said.
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Yet there are many potential pitfalls for a plan as extreme as government-led website blocking: When the UK began blocking some porn sites, many legitimate health, sex education, and abuse help sites were also wrongfully blocked.
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Then, on July 1, as he was finishing up a DJ set at the Regent Theater in LA, 12 police officers showed up backstage and wrongfully arrested him for an assault that allegedly occurred five months earlier.
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They say he could not prove he was innocent of a robbery that was connected to the murder for which he was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death, even though he was never charged with that robbery.
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The memo comes a day after the state of Maryland challenged Whitaker's appointment, arguing that Trump wrongfully bypassed the Constitution by appointing Whitaker to replace Sessions and that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is Sessions' rightful successor.
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ST. LOUIS – Police in a St. Louis suburb are reviewing what happened after 10 black college students were stopped by officers and escorted with squad cars to a restaurant after being wrongfully suspected of leaving without paying.
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Mr. Doud last year sued RDC, claiming in court papers that the company had wrongfully fired him and that other executives were conspiring to blame him for the conduct that was the subject of the criminal investigation.
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In 2014, the Republican-led House Ways and Means Committee helped to set that precedent by voting along party lines to release some taxpayer information related to an investigation into whether the I.R.S. was wrongfully targeting conservatives.
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Netanyahu has been charged with bribery, breach of trust and fraud over allegations he granted state favors worth millions of dollars to Israeli media barons in return for favorable press coverage, and that he wrongfully received gifts.
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After a year-long investigation into discrepancies in the case, new reports from the Associated Press show that Myon Burrell, a now 143-year-old Black man, may have been wrongfully convicted at the age of 16.
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Deborah Dugan, the former head of the Grammys, filed a lawsuit against the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences Tuesday, alleging she was wrongfully fired after raising allegations of sexual harassment and irregularities with Grammy nominations.
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And lawyers for the wrongfully convicted have questioned if, by investigating but refusing to condemn Mr. Scarcella, the district attorney's office is trying to avoid a deeper examination of the role its own lawyers may have played.
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The shifting of that money has set off a string of legal battles between the Trump administration and opponents of the wall, who argue that the president is wrongfully appropriating funds that were meant for other projects.
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CASE 1000 centers on allegations that Netanyahu and his wife Sara wrongfully received almost 700,000 shekels (about $200,000) worth of gifts from Arnon Milchan, a prominent Hollywood producer and Israeli citizen, and Australian billionaire businessman James Packer.
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"We can name a lot of names in American history where people were convicted of not doing anything, and he is just the latest in a long line of American heroes who were convicted wrongfully," she said.
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In 2010, the Exoneration Initiative, a nonprofit organization that provides free legal assistance to the wrongfully convicted in New York, began looking into Bunn's and Hargrave's convictions (Hargrave had not been granted parole and remained behind bars).
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Like Kristin Bunch, wrongfully convicted in 1996 of killing her three-year-old son by setting fire to her home, only to be exonerated 17 years later when previously undisclosed evidence indicated that the fire was accidental.
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While he was there, Durham helped prove that four men had been wrongfully convicted of a mob murder three decads earlier, by digging up five secret FBI files that had never been turned over to the prosecution.
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Her lender wrongfully denied her for a deferral program designed to protect certain newly widowed spouses from foreclosure and eviction, but the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) representative who was helping her was furloughed during the shutdown.
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The defendants argued that registering to vote in another state should be considered written confirmation in itself and that the plaintiffs could not demonstrate that any voter had been wrongfully removed so far, arguments that Pratt rejected.
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While California's "Grim Sleeper" and "Roaming Rapist," two other violent criminals, were caught this way, in 2010 and 2012 respectively, innocent people have also been wrongfully accused in the past based on information harvested from DNA databases.
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"Not only had Plaintiff begun to be slut-shamed, bullied, and harassed for allegedly breaking up a marriage, but was wrongfully accused of a crime that further held her up to ridicule, hate, and shame," the papers state.
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More specifically, the iOS app is wrongfully giving away three things: Your precise GPS coordinates, the name and BSSID of your Wi-Fi router (which helps the firm track your geolocation), and whether your bluetooth is turned on.
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While palace intrigue and scandal played a role in their demise, in many cases there were substantive policy differences between the agency heads and the president, or, rightfully or wrongfully, the president blamed them for major policy defeats.
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On Wednesday, it was used to exonerate a man in the 1997 murder and rape of 18-year-old Angie Dodge, making him the first wrongfully convicted person cleared of a crime through the use of investigative genealogy.
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Avery claims he was framed for Halbach's murder as retribution for filing a $36 million lawsuit against Manitowac County and authorities for being wrongfully convicted of sexual assault and serving 18 years in prison before his 2003 exoneration.
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Washington (CNN)A member of the "Central Park 5" who was wrongfully convicted in a horrific 1989 New York rape case blasted Donald Trump Friday after the GOP presidential nominee said he believes the group is still guilty.
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Many athletes, he said, believe mandatory arbitration is unfair but sign anyway so they can compete, and clean athletes who believe they have been wrongfully barred by the sports court have no other option to clear their name.
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U.N. human rights spokesman Liz Throssell said the Addis Ababa government should review anti-terror legislation and laws "to ensure that they are neither interpreted nor implemented too broadly, thereby resulting in people being arbitrarily or wrongfully detained".
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Beckles argued that he was wrongfully sentenced as an armed career criminal because possession of a sawed-off shotgun is not a violent crime that warrants an enhanced sentence under the residual clause of the federal sentencing guidelines.
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Regina King is up for her very first Best Supporting Actress Oscar this season for her portrayal of Sharon Rivers, a mother trying to free her daughter's boyfriend after he's wrongfully imprisoned in If Beale Street Could Talk.
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The bank has also faced intense scrutiny amid an ongoing inquiry into the country's financial sector that has revealed CBA wrongfully withdrew "advice fees" from dead people's accounts and mistakenly double charged interest to thousands of business customers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court said foreign-born students may sue the U.S. government over claims it wrongfully canceled their visas, following a sting where it set up a fake university to entrap corrupt visa brokers.
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Muslim Advocates, Lotfi Legal LLC, the Immigrant Advocacy & Litigation Center PLLC and Public Counsel have filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of 36 people whose visa applications they say were wrongfully denied or stalled by the administration.
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Earlier this month, Christian Gomez Garcia, one of nearly 42,85033 Illinois-based recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, was wrongfully detained at a Cook County courthouse when he appeared for a minor traffic violation.
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