| Significantly, in the vast majority of these cases, the victims of police frame-up confessed rather than take their chances in the court system. |
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| But it did not occur to me that there could be a mistake, that he could be innocent, let alone the victim of a frame-up. |
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| A campaign against the frame-up was immediately launched by the International Labor Defense, the legal and defense arm of the US Communist Party. |
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| So far we don't have sufficient evidence to decide whether he committed a crime or whether it was a frame-up or a political conspiracy. |
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| He called the prosecution case against him a frame-up that is part of a government-inspired persecution stretching back decades. |
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| He denied the charges and accused the government of orchestrating a frame-up. |
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| When he disappears, and she eventually tries to find and help him, she too becomes enmeshed in the state frame-up against her husband. |
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| Now that the frame-up of the Egyptian has fallen apart, the whole cover-up has also fallen apart. |
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| He and his family immediately claimed he was the victim of a frame-up by his in-laws, but the press reported that the police viewed this as highly unlikely. |
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| When he witnesses yet another murder being committed by his client, intimidation, kidnapping, and a vicious frame-up conspire to try to keep him from telling what he knows. |
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| In a very significant departure from established law, the Act reverses the burden of proof, overturning a basic protection against police frame-up. |
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| The accusations of sabotage are being viewed among workers as a crude frame-up attempt, aimed at creating conditions to sack the crew and bypass the court. |
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| Almost from the outset, their arrest showed signs of being a frame-up. |
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| If it was intended to become part of a frame-up, it was sloppily done. |
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| Mr. Abdullah called the case an obvious frame-up. |
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| A criminal complaint suggested evidence of a frame-up. |
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| Unfortunately, a person so charged may languish in jail awaiting his fate since planting of evidence, also called frame-up, can only be addressed during the trial of the case, as enunciated in People v. Malmstedt. |
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| The clumsy frame-up attempt was as stupid as it was shortsighted. |
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