Sentence examples for a crime record from inspiring English sources
HFB's first three EPs are available from 12 April on Malicious Damage Records Lagos is not your classic tourist destination; it's a prohibitively expensive city of 14 million people and a crime record to frighten even the toughest traveller.
More than half of the English and Welsh forces had difficulties answering whether any referrals via the NRM had resulted in a crime record, while four could not find their internal records about NRM cases.
"My opinion – and I cannot qualify this without requesting further analysis – is that where recorded crime has fallen, it corresponds with reduced monitoring and that is due to there being no CCTV operators to witness the crime and therefore generate a crime record".
Officers will be able to use the tablets to access police systems, such as electronic witness statements, a crime recording system, reference databases, and to check mails.
MPs were told by a variety of witnesses, including retired officers, that some victims - often those of sexual crimes - were encouraged not to file a complaint, resulting in a "no crime" recording.
Prior to that a significant crime recording change occurred, which precludes analysis from before then.
But in all of those states -- except for Massachusetts and Illinois -- the laws include a provision that the parties being recorded must have a reasonable expectation of privacy for it to be a crime to record them.
In most cases, the crime record is available for a period of 10 years.
If Fields is charged with a crime, his record suggests that he will fight.
In California, the wiretapping law dictates "two-party consent", which means it's a crime to record or eavesdrop on any communication – including a private conversation or phone call – without the consent of all parties involved.
This makes it a crime to record or eavesdrop on any confidential communication, including a private conversation or telephone call, without the consent of all parties to the conversation.
