Sentence examples for cause of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

You keep using this phrase "the situation" to describe the underlying cause of wrongdoing.

Against him and others, the Justice Department used the statute, Mr. Kidd's lawyers inferred and others must as well, "to detain and investigate suspects for whom the government lacked probable cause of wrongdoing, and not to secure testimony".

"Beware of pride," warned the Prophet Muhammad, "It is the major cause of wrongdoing".

Given rates of recidivism generally observed in medicine (referenced in the introduction), the authors recognize a need for evidence-based remediation education that addresses the causes of wrongdoing.

The directive gave the FBI carte blanche authority to conduct surveillance, and plant agents in churches, mosques, and political groups, and ransack the Internet to hunt for potential subversives, without the need or requirement to show probable cause of criminal wrongdoing.

That's 550 million admissions of wrongdoing.

"There was no probable cause, no reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing," McGrath wrote of the demographics unit.

Such an effort would violate the Fourth Amendment, according to Snowden, as the government would be "seizing private communications without a warrant, without probable cause or even a suspicion of wrongdoing".

The panel, a subcommittee of the Defense Legal Policy Board, was asked to review the process for reporting, investigating and adjudicating accusations of wrongdoing that caused death, injury or abuse of civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Slager, who like Scott is a former member of the Coast Guard, was accused by a man of shooting him with a stun gun without cause in 2013, but was cleared of wrongdoing by an internal investigation.

The paper reported that in 2013 a man accused him of shooting him with a stun gun without cause, but that Slager was cleared of wrongdoing by an internal police investigation.