| Since they were available, they could be approached in the event of miscarriage of justice, or excess of jurisdiction, elsewhere. |
| If the conduct of counsel has resulted in an unfair trial, that of itself constitutes a miscarriage of justice. |
| The facts of a given case or the necessary logic of a jury's verdict may rule out any possibility of a miscarriage of justice. |
| He could not be sentenced otherwise, otherwise there would be a miscarriage of justice. |
| I realise that, and we would endeavour to prevent a miscarriage of justice if we can, but you have to show error. |
| But it's also a miscarriage of justice when delays and time-wasting deny victims justice for months on end. |
