Was it the miscarriage?

A miscarriage of Lucas Cross' baby.

And I think, miscarriage is an invisible loss.

I gave her an injection to prevent miscarriage

I falsified my records. I assisted her in a miscarriage.

You can't act up on the strength of your miscarriage forever.

And astoundingly, 22 percent said they would hide a miscarriage from their spouse.

Unofficially, this was a miscarriage but officially, for the records, it's an appendectomy.

The author thus asserts that he is the victim of a miscarriage of justice.

Fifteen to 20 percent of all pregnancies result in miscarriage, and I find this astounding.

This protection now enables you to become parties to an outrageous and miscarriage of justice

AV So taboo number three you can't talk about your miscarriage but today I'll talk about mine.

If you don't want a miscarriage of justice, be a good boy and do as I say.

It is thus apparent that birth traumas, miscarriage and congenital deformities are the principal causes of newborn deaths.

Paid leave of two to four weeks for women workers suffering a miscarriage or non viable premature birth.

224. The same study found that the causes of maternal death related either to miscarriage or to delivery.

In a survey, 74 percent of women said that miscarriage, they felt, was partly their fault, which is awful.

The main cause of death in newborns is congenital deformity (29.4 per cent), followed by miscarriage (23.9 per cent).

Because, you know, she... she'd had a miscarriage herself recently and... she sort of knew the ropes and that.

5.2 The author further refers to what he perceives as a miscarriage of justice what exactly the miscarriage consists of remains difficult to establish, but it would appear that the author objects in particular to the way the judge interrogated his son and allowed the testimony of the accused to stand.

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

The miscarriage rate was calculated at one for every four or five deliveries, which gives a rate of 122 152 deaths per 100,000 miscarriages.

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.

Mortality from miscarriage is 25 per cent above standard age adjusted rates (England and Wales) and mortality from septicaemia is 18 times higher than the standard.

The use of depleted uranium based ammunition against Iraq has led to an increase in the incidence of cancer, miscarriage, disorders of the nervous system and foetal abnormalities.

And I think, with a death, you have a funeral, you celebrate the life, and there's a lot of community support, and it's something women don't have with miscarriage.

It was estimated that inadequate medical attention was involved in 44 per cent of the case histories of miscarriage and in 26 per cent of the cases of septicaemia.

The rate of foetal deaths as a result of miscarriage or abortion was 102.8 per 1,000 live births in 1991, corresponding to a total of 5,910 foetal deaths under 20 weeks.

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.

State compensation will not be provided indiscriminately for any kind of negligence only serious misconduct (unjustified arrest, a proven miscarriage of justice, etc.) or the denial of justice entitles a person to claim reparation.

Forms of work considered harmful to pregnant women, for example, and in which their employment is forbidden, include those which involve handling chemical materials likely to cause miscarriage or carrying any weight over 10 kilograms.

No ambulance service for emergency referrals was provided and in one case, in Tubmanburg, a woman who had a miscarriage was left unattended in the hands of the camp manager who had no medical training.

The period of waiting for a pregnant women shall continue until she gives birth or has a miscarriage that occurs after the stage of pregnancy during which parts of the body of the foetus are formed.

I am authorized by the state's attorney's office to state categorically... that in the opinion of our office, the facts set forth in Wiecek's behalf... do not indicate that he was a victim of a miscarriage of justice.

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

In this context, the State party submits that it would have been open to the author to argue before the Full Court that a miscarriage of justice had occurred on the basis that relevant matters had been given insufficient weight.

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.

According to 118 of the Penal Code, causing serious damage to health, which results in a danger to life, a severe physical illness, a severe mental disorder, miscarriage, a permanent mutilating facial injury or the loss or cessation of functioning of an organ is punishable by 4 to 12 years' imprisonment.

Further, there had already been an admission from the Government that several innocent people had been convicted by these tribunals, as a result of which the Government of Peru set up the Ad Hoc Commission on Pardons to evaluate those cases of miscarriage of justice and to advise the President to pardon those wrongly convicted and sentenced.

The repercussions of this miscarriage of justice may be felt for a long time. After all, what developing country with its citizens long term interests in mind will be prepared to issue bonds through the US financial system, when America s courts as so many other parts of its political system seem to allow financial interests to trump the public interest?

Considering that the use of the death penalty undermines human dignity, and convinced that a moratorium on the use of the death penalty contributes to the enhancement and progressive development of human rights, that there is no conclusive evidence of the deterrent value of the death penalty and that any miscarriage or failure of justice in the implementation of the death penalty is irreversible and irreparable,

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.