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On Tuesday, Catherine Sopp, 82, filed a federal civil rights, disability discrimination and wrongful death suit against Page and Baltimore County, on behalf of herself and Eric Sopp’s two teenage sons.

The CIA also determined that at least 26 of its detainees were wrongfully held.

After being asked a series of leading questions by the principal, Klara wrongfully accuses Lucas of exposing himself.

By December all four individuals that had been wrongfully arrested were cleared of all charges.

In 2003, the wrongfully convicted men sued the city of New York, but the case has yet to be settled.

Debbie, like Wendy, maintains Goudeau is a "political prisoner," wrongfully charged.

The generosity of the State in compensating those who have been wrongfully convicted and punished has grown into a proverb.

I am come in her name to demand the restitution of Alizon Device, whom thou hast forcibly and wrongfully taken from her.

But I had judged him wrongfully; for on the following day I received the solicited permission in his own handwriting.

If knowledge be wrongfully used, civilization commits suicide.

That doctrine was the absolute responsibility of the bailee to the bailor, if the goods were wrongfully taken from him.