Laurel goes to the police to make a statement about Jasmine, however they charge her with perverting the course of justice.

But tonight Crabb is starting a life sentence for murder and Taylor was given nine years for perverting the course of justice.

'It's evil/ she muttered to herself as she contemplated the perverting of motherhood and the waste of human lives.

"He must be truly furious, to vent his rage by perverting a prayer," Gorgidas said softly to Marcus.

Her initial surge of relief at being acquitted on all three charges of perverting the course of justice had given way to sheer exhaustion.

He was languishing in prison awaiting trial, charged with perverting the course of justice, threats to kill and of fences under the Protection from Harassment Act.

Aquinas' contemporary, the Franciscan Saint Bonaventura argued on ethical grounds that slavery was "infamous" and "perverting virtue", but accepted its legality.

Offences such as wasting police time and perverting the course of justice could be considered, with the possibility of both being taken to court as drivers and letting the court decide.

At first he worried that taking Pony under his guidance was perverting this very special gift of the Touel'alfar, but then he realized that the shift, far from undesirable, was a wonderful thing.

General fighting broke out, the clerks shouting: 'Where is that usurer, that simoniac, robber of revenues and insatiate of money who, perverting our king and subverting our kingdom, plunders us to fill strangers' coffers?'

The matter duly came to trial in the Crown Court at Southwark in January 2010 before the Hon Mr Justice Simon, with Dizaei facing counts of misconduct in a public office and perverting the course of justice.

It seems that he was only proved guilty on one count of perverting the actual course of justice, but even so, the practice of a judge receiving presents at all made perversion more likely, and Bacon's ingenious distinctions may be thought to differentiate between degrees of corruption rather than between guilt and innocence.

His ex-girlfriend Maxine Carr is found guilty of perverting the course of justice and receives a jail term of three-and-a-half years, but she will be freed on licence (under a new identity to protect her from reprisal attacks) in May 2004 as she has already served 16 months on remand.

He so wanted to tell her all about it, but felt she would think him to be perverted.

These officials pervert public policy, which should at least do no harm.

That really drove home how perverted the whole thing was.

"He was outraged and felt his great work had been perverted."

Will you never stop perverting the right ways of the Lord?

As a result, however, it has in some cases perverted the sale process for public companies.

We'd have killed that pervert the first day he opened his mouth.

They were charged with perverting the course of justice in May 2012.

They'd already perverted the process so bad that was hard, but the point is valid.

Using her dark arts, she perverted them into creatures such as you.

Is all instinct perverted from the memory of what I did?

Now she has been charged with perverting the cause of justice.

She never realized how a noble word would be perverted.

Nor do they want to rush into new technology that itself could be perverted.

"Get in the car, you perverted little monster, and do as the Chief says."

New York voters perverted that message in the worst way.

"These monsters take that love and pervert it into this?"

It goes to show how technology can so easily be perverted."

The administrators were perverting the system for their own profit, according to the report.

To justify it in those terms is to pervert Islam.

You see us as being perverted because we're different from you.

Well enough, considering that he is essentially perverting the Black order.

He was perverted to think she'd come to make him a lewd offer.

That is potentially a conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.

Next, a voice says repeatedly with the music: "Pervert the language."