misplead
/mɪsˈpleɪd/Definitions
1. verb
to make a false or misleading claim in a lawsuit.
“The lawyer was accused of mispleading and was subsequently disbarred.”
2. verb
to falsely claim or plead something in a court of law.
“The defendant was charged with mispleading and attempting to deceive the judge.”
3. noun
a false or misleading claim made in a lawsuit.
“The judge threw out the case due to the plaintiff’s misplead.”