Sentence examples for charge of crime from inspiring English sources

Russia is in charge of crime.

The very face, therefore, of the checks, negatives the charge of crime, and contradicts the idea of loss to the bank.

Regulations of traffic, identifications where proper, traffic census, quarantine regulations, and many other causes give occasion to stop cars in circumstances which do not imply arrest or charge of crime.

It was established by statute in England that, although the fact was alleged in the indictment, the evidence of the former conviction should not be given to the jury until they had found their verdict on the charge of crime.

His arrival at the Home Office, where he is likely to take charge of crime prevention and drugs policy, comes as Ms May toughens her language on immigration and steps up her criticism of human rights legislation.

Mayors are in charge of crime fighting, garbage collection, hospitals and ambulances and schools and roads and parks and bridges and so on".I used to say, if a sparrow has a heart attack, they blame me," Mr. Koch said.

How would he run the country from the dock at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, where he faces a charge of crimes against humanity perpetrated during the previous election?

Mr. Kollek said he never saw the man again until 1961, when the "clerk" was brought to Israel to face the charge of crimes against humanity.

Prosecutor Christian Hatlo told Aftenposten that a new charge of crimes against humanity, which could be brought under a 2008 law, was "a possibility".

The perpetrators were prosecuted at the Nuremberg trials in 1945-1946, buthehe charge of crimes against humanity was preferred over genocide.

These long-prevailing standards seek to safeguard citizens from rash and unreasonable interferences with privacy and from unfounded charges of crime.