Sentence examples for arson committed from inspiring English sources

But courts have found one of his top aides and dozens of others guilty of various crimes, including murder and arson, committed during the riots.

Some jurisdictions (e.g., Germany and some U.S. states) also impose a higher penalty for arson committed for the purpose of concealing or destroying evidence of another crime.

Mr. McGowan admits to having participated in arson committed by the front, a group the F.B.I. called America's No. 1 domestic terror threat in 2001, though no one was harmed during its acts of property destruction.

Last year in Oregon, at least 10 people linked to E.L.F. and the Animal Liberation Front were sentenced for a number of crimes, including arson, committed from 1996 to 2001.

The arson committed at the upscale subdivision being built on old farmland here, just off Route 25A in eastern Long Island, will never serve as a sophisticated model for the crime.

One of their first priorities was to ban hunting (embarrassingly, Lord Watson of Invergowrie, the Labour member whose acute sense of morality prompted him in 1999 to introduce the bill, was last year given a prison sentence for arson committed in an Edinburgh hotel after the Scottish Politician-of-the-Year awards).Then came land reform, largely directed at "feudal" landowners.

In "Nai Reesan Shehr Lahore Diyan (There Is No Match of the City Lahore)" a girl skips rope in front of burned-out buildings -- the aftermath of arsons committed by religious extremists.

We hypothesized that these two populations may differ in that the mental disorders of pure arsonists would somehow explain their repeating behaviour whereas arsons committed by nonpure arsonists may have more instrumental properties.

Violent offenses (homicide and arson) are committed in a delusional state.

When Church, Chase, and Betterly were finally indicted by grand jury on June 12th, the State's Attorney had tacked on eight more felonies, including additional counts of possession of an incendiary device, attempted arson, solicitation to commit arson, conspiracy to commit arson and two counts of unlawful use of a weapon, for a total of eleven charges each.

The similarities were brought to mind this week because — in addition to being the third day of protest in Turkey — Tuesday was also the day that Daniel McGowan, the main subject of our film, ended his prison sentence for the ELF arsons he committed in 2001.