misplead

/ˌmɪsˈpliːd/
verb
  1. To plead incorrectly or improperly in a legal case.
    • If you misplead the facts, the court may reject your argument.
    • He was worried he had misplead the statute of limitations in his filing.
    • The attorney misplead the charges, causing the judge to dismiss the case.
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