overturn a conviction
Frequency: 7.820.1 per million words
Categories:
Examples (10)
- New evidence emerged, leading the appellate court to overturn the conviction.
- His wrongful conviction was finally overturned after 20 years in prison.
- The legal team is confident they have enough grounds to overturn her conviction on appeal.
- The conviction has been overturned due to a procedural error during the original trial.
- A higher court might overturn the conviction if the key witness is found to be unreliable.
- Overturning a conviction is a rare event, reserved for cases with significant legal flaws.
- Their primary goal is to overturn the controversial conviction and clear his name.
- The Supreme Court refused to overturn the conviction, exhausting his final appeal.
- It took years of tireless work for the innocence project to overturn the man's conviction.
- The judge's decision to overturn the conviction was met with cheers from the defendant's family.