unsafe and unsatisfactory

All three men had their convictions declared "unsafe and unsatisfactory" and were released.

The verdict was unsafe and unsatisfactory.

"The convictions are both unsafe and unsatisfactory," concluded the judges, using legal language to indicate reasonable doubt about the guilt of the defendants.

Asked to quash the convictions on the ground that the verdicts were unsafe and unsatisfactory, in February 1984 the court refused the appeal by majority.

But yesterday the Appeal Court quashed her murder conviction as 'unsafe and unsatisfactory'.

Their convictions were declared unsafe and unsatisfactory and quashed by the Court of Appeal on 14 March 1991.

Because the jury heard evidence that the judge himself had regarded as impressive to the effect that the confession was unreliable the verdict was unsafe and unsatisfactory.

Cheering, shouting and clapping from public gallery as sentences on Michelle, 22, and Lisa, 19, quashed as 'unsafe and unsatisfactory'.

Keith Norman, ASLEF's general secretary, described the cabs as "unhealthy, unsafe and unsatisfactory".

On 10 September 2007, lawyers for Dupas submitted an appeal on the basis the verdict of guilty for the murder of Halvagis was unsafe and unsatisfactory.

His appeal was based on the grounds that the original verdict was unsafe and unsatisfactory, and that the judge failed to uphold the submission that there was no case to answer.

However Anderson was acquitted in 1991 by the Court of Criminal Appeal NSW Court of Criminal Appeal., which held that the verdicts of guilty were unsafe and unsatisfactory.

Judith Ward, 43, serving a life sentence for Irish Republican Army (IRA) activities, was freed by the UK Court of Appeal on May 11 after the Court found her convictions to be "unsafe and unsatisfactory".

The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) announced on June 14 that the convictions of the "Maguire Seven", imprisoned in 1976 for possession of explosives in connexion with the 1974 Guildford and Woolwich public house bombings [see pp. 26870-71; 27739], were "unsafe and unsatisfactory".