Sentence examples for * criminal breaches from inspiring English sources

We have already uncovered evidence of apparent criminal breaches of the Data Protection Act, and the investigation continues to progress".

A further three Sun journalists have been arrested in relation to Operation Tuleta, the investigation into alleged criminal breaches of privacy that fall outside Operation Weeting, the phone-hacking probe.

Mark Reckless MP asked Mr Graham, who has powers to investigate criminal breaches of the data protection act, whether he was happy that Soca "sat on this information for seven years and did not pass it to you?" Mr Graham replied: "The decisions that were taken in the past, those that were responsible for them are accountable".

"We are looking at both regulatory and criminal breaches, and we are working with other regulators, EU data protection colleagues and law enforcement in the U.K. and abroad".

The more data collected overtime to be aggregated across networks, the larger the attack surface becomes, potentially opening kids to criminal breaches.

Medical identity theft is on the rise, just as the rise in criminal breaches of health care providers is spiking.

They were charged with criminal breach of trust, criminal conspiracy, cheating, falsification of records and forgery.

The university has called the release and publication of the messages a "criminal breach" of the school's computer systems.

All three are being investigated on suspicion of cheating, forgery, criminal breach of trust and falsifying documents.

On March 31st, Brigitte Koppenhöfer, the leading judge, said that so far, in the opinion of the Dusseldorf court, there had been breaches of German securities law, but none serious enough to convict any defendant of a criminal breach of trust.

While the current charges could mean a maximum of seven years jail term, criminal breach of trust by public servants carries a maximum punishment of life imprisonment.