Sentence examples for case of crime from inspiring English sources

In one famous case of crime scene contamination, German police searched for around 15 years for a serial killer they called the "Phantom of Heilbronn" — an unknown female linked by traces of DNA to six murders across Germany and Austria.

And, in the case of crime fiction, there was a logic in the genre shifting to a nation in which, because of the centrality of crime and guns and capital punishment, the stakes were satisfyingly higher for a writer.

In the case of crime in Geneva, however — the subject of my latest article — its brutal reality hit home a few years ago, when my mother called to tell me that she had been followed home by a biker, who pushed her over and snatched her bag when she got out of her car.

In the case of crimes that are disproportionately committed by migrants, the impact on everyone else is often slight because they share the burden of victimhood as well.

"In the case of crimes for which individuals were suspected, the victims feel tortuously bitter about that and I understand that, I would as well.

Duoviri perduellionis were two judges, selected by the chief magistrate, who tried cases of crime against the state.

He bundled it with a dozen other cases of crime victims who found themselves trapped in bureaucratic hamster wheels that seemed to have purposely been set up to make it hard to report serious crimes.

This is partly due to the fact that large cities such as Accra account for a disproportionate share of all reported cases of crime.

Not only do they avoid tax, but their position on the murky international waters means that there is no legislation in place to ensure that cases of crime and disappearance are investigated at all.

In a hypothetical scenario, a staff member refuses to participate in abortions except in cases of crime.

Out of 28 states, 10 states reported more than 10,000 cases of crime against women in 2011 putting states with both high and low HDI Human Development Indexx) and literacy rates in the list; probably an indication that education and economic growth alone do not influence the occurrence of these crimes and pointing towards socio-political and cultural factors.