Sentence examples for as case files from inspiring English sources

Dermot Murnaghan – who hosts of one of its more credible series, Crimes That Shook Britain – chairs a panel of experts to explore modern policing and the stories behind some of the never-before-seen items on show, which include personal objects and weapons, as well as case files connected to the crimes of the Krays, Dr Crippen and the great train robbers.

Technology watchdog Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) says NGI's facial recognition database, which could be 52 million strong by 2015, will combine images from both criminal sources, such as case files, and non-criminal sources, such as work background checks.

Items such as case files and cassette tapes are found hidden around the asylum, and provide additional information about the asylum's past and give background information about certain victims.

As cases filed by MERS grew, lawyers representing troubled borrowers began questioning how an electronic registry with no ownership claims had the right to evict people.

Inspectors spoke to children, young people, parents, carers, staff and managers during their visit in April as well as reviewing case files.

It is intended to cut costs and speed up criminal trials by building what the police refer to as "appropriate case files" that contain the minimum forensic evidence needed to secure a conviction.

Within the crime case files as well as contemporaneous journalistic accounts the killer was called "the Whitechapel Murderer" as well as "Leather Apron".

The federal report was based on a review of state data and case files, as well as interviews with children, their biological parents, foster and adoptive parents, social workers and juvenile and family court judges.

But as the abuse case files landed on his desk at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, his colleagues said he was deeply disturbed by what he learned.

No one knows how many others are past eligible but not counted as such because the case files required for hearings are incomplete -- a problem that parole board officials blame on the Department of Corrections.

Listings are filled with franchises such as Unsolved Mysteries, Cold Case Files and Solved, while a more recent transatlantic model for The Investigator is clearly the radio hit Serial and TV shows such as Making a Murderer, which forensically re-open a crime file.