He has suffered terribly, after 15 years of wrongful imprisonment.
2 used to describe actions that are unfair or illegal:
wrongful arrest/conviction/imprisonment His lawyer is negotiating compensation for his wrongful conviction.
Lawyers gave their lengthiest and most emotional responses in describing cases in which, despite their professional efforts, a wrongful and harmful custody ruling was issued.
If it remains wrongful, that is in virtue of considerations entirely different from considerations that make it a wrong to the victim.
As this article has demonstrated, throughout the eighteenth century, there were legal remedies against wrongful confinement, however costly and difficult they were to obtain.
Of course, it is an unfortunate fact of life that a desire for these experiential goods naturally motivates wrongful behaviour.
Harm can also occur when people are affected by the prospect, rather than the actuality, of a wrongful action.
This then fuels his analogy to wrongful life cases.
These instructions make no mention of duties of repair for wrongful losses.
Importantly, the arguments for mandator y, parent-funded insurance schemes still rely on the same fount of argument that supports wrongful life liability without pooled risk.
