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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Legal Studies

wrongly suspected

I heard a radio 4 reporter suggest that someone was charles menenez was "wrongly suspected"

can someone be "wrongly suspected"? Doesn't suspicion include the possibilty of being wrong?
  

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It means the suspicion itself was wrong. The man is not guilty at all. Savvy

— Savvysavz

  • It means the suspicion itself was wrong.
  • The man is not guilty at all.
  • Savvy
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It means the suspicion itself was wrong. The man is not guilty at all.

Savvy
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I agree with you that suspition include yes and no and what between the two. I think "wrongly suspected" is just the way people use , not pretty logical.
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