During the early months of pregnancy, it may increase the risk of miscarriage.

Most sources attest only to the birth of Elizabeth in September 1533, a possible miscarriage in the summer of 1534, and the miscarriage of a male child, of almost four months gestation, in January 1536.

The repercussions of this miscarriage of justice may be felt for a long time.

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In early 1687, within a matter of days, George and his two young daughters caught smallpox, and Anne suffered another miscarriage.

The erroneous winding up of Deperraz Electricité under the 6 November 1985 judgement constituted a major miscarriage of justice that destroyed the business.

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This newspaper had published interviews of the author on 16 and 23 February and 2 November 2003 regarding the alleged miscarriage of justice suffered by him.

Denouncing himself in order to gain leniency in a case that he portrayed as a grievous miscarriage of justice would have made him look like a coward.

However, she ignored the risks that had killed her mother, who had died of complications following a miscarriage after many births If I die, I die at my post , Maria said.

Women who are pregnant, who are on leave due to miscarriage, having a baby stillborn or dead after birth and who are raising children under 36 months are exempted from annual public labour contributions.

The author thus asserts that he is the victim of a miscarriage of justice. He also emphasizes the delay in the decision of the Minister of Justice under section 690 of the Criminal Code.

Cynical political tacticians manipulated popular opinion through propaganda, through what posed as a free press, and through targeted political hate speech to unite in carrying out a massive miscarriage of justice, demonizing a religious minority for political gain.

Substantive issues Right to self determination Liberty and security of person Right of persons deprived of their liberty to be treated with humanity Segregation of accused from convicted persons Liberty of movement Compensation for miscarriage of justice Right to vote

The 18 December 1985 retraction did not remedy the effects of that judgement, which had been provisionally executed The placing of Le Praley's affairs under court supervision, ordered on 18 April 1990, was also a miscarriage of justice since the law was not followed.

By appearing dignified, defiant, and forceful, Bo evidently sought to preserve his image among his allies and supporters as a strong leader. Denouncing himself in order to gain leniency in a case that he portrayed as a grievous miscarriage of justice would have made him look like a coward.

Opponents of the new proposed abortion ban list several nightmare scenarios that would result, if the law is passed, such as forcing women who are raped to give birth to children, and even throwing criminal suspicion on mothers who miscarry naturally, raising police concerns that the miscarriage may have been deliberate.

4.7 As to the lack of a fair hearing, and with reference to the miscarriages of justice alleged by the authors, in the State party's view an error by a court does not constitute a culpable miscarriage of justice within the meaning of article 14 of the Covenant, to the extent that it arises in the course of a judicial process that also allows for its rectification.