Sentence examples for besides criminal from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brave dismissed the suggestion that Mr. Indelicato, Mr. Basciano and Mr. Breton could have been getting together for an innocent chat or meeting about something besides criminal activity.
"This has been ignored for a long time, what they call the collateral consequences, the things that happen to you besides criminal punishment when you get convicted of a crime," says Eugene O'Donnell, a former Brooklyn cop and prosecutor.
Besides criminal prosecutions, their weapons include extensive use of richly paid tax informants, most notably Bradley C. Birkenfeld, who brought documents to the IRS that led Swiss giant UBS AG to admit helping U.S. citizens to hide money offshore.
But to fret about cancer every single time you mix-up a Cheeky Vimto seems likely to stress people out of their minds, besides the criminal waste of Blue WKD.
But Marvin Bernstein, a director of Mental Hygiene Legal Services, the state agency that represents people in psychiatric hospitals, said that besides a criminal case being pursued by the police, the death called for an investigation of possible failures in the hospital's policies or procedures.
He is the only person besides Mr. Madoff facing criminal charges so far.
Mr. Caffall did not have an extensive criminal background besides a 2006 misdemeanor charge for driving with an invalid or suspended license.
She faces a series of other criminal charges besides the present case.Indeed, Mr Yanukovich's credibility and commitment to democracy are in the dock alongside her.
None of the agents I spoke to professed to knowing specifically what Levinson, whom they refer to as "Bobby," was up to in the years before he disappeared besides, generally speaking, corporate criminal investigations.
During his effective cross examination of Mr. Arneson, prosecutor Dan Saunders had made a big deal out of the fact that Mr. Arneson did nothing for his $2500 a month retainer from Mr. Pellicano besides illegally access DMV and criminal history information.
Disagreements on Iraq, steel tariffs, the international criminal court, the Kyoto treaty and much else besides have suddenly stretched the Atlantic divide, yanking the UK awkwardly in two opposing directions.
