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View definitions for wrongful

wrongful

adjective as in evil, illegal

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The partners then deepened their relationship with a national contract, according to a wrongful termination lawsuit by a former BaronHR employee.

The initial investigation into her death lead to one of Britain's longest ever criminal trials, followed by the wrongful conviction of three men.

From BBC

Supporters of corroboration argue it is an important safeguard against wrongful convictions.

From BBC

She is suing Hallmark's executives for wrongful termination, age and disability discrimination and defamation, People Magazine reported.

From Salon

Pushing the idea of “restorative justice,” he vowed to expand efforts to review wrongful convictions and prosecute police misconduct.

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