The phrase "conducted a crime" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of committing a criminal offense. Example: The suspects were arrested for conducting a series of crimes in the downtown area.
Last night we conducted a crime scene reconstruction to get a sense of what happened".
But believe me, if it is not proved that he conducted a crime, no one will prosecute him".
Mr. Arpaio has denounced federal officials for the changes and conducted a crime sweep Friday in Surprise, a Phoenix suburb, as a retort, saying he could pursue illegal immigrants under state laws that bar activity like human smuggling.
If the prosecution is right, he is an emotional sociopath who conducted a serial crime spree quite openly at Penn State and in his own home.
We conducted a mock crime experiment with 250 paid participants (126 females, Mdn age = 30 years) contrasting the validity of the probable-lie and the directed-lie variants of the comparison question test (CQT) for the detection of deception.
According to the police, the pair conducted a two-hour crime spree on Oct. 28 during three open houses, beginning at noon at 14 East 96th Street, where a Tiffany clock and designer handbags were stolen.
The police believe that the man, Tobias C. Lee, 28, conducted a series of crimes that began with a killing in East Point, Ga., in October, and moved in late November to Columbia, S.C., where Mr. Lee is also wanted for murder.
Court records say the men, who the authorities say are white supremacist skinheads, told investigators they planned to conduct a national crime spree that would include a string of armed robberies and the murders of 88 black people.
The Department of Justice will conduct a hate crime investigation into the shooting.
Australian authorities also conducted a number of war crimes trials of Japanese personnel.
It said that after entering the country as a tourist he conducted an anti-state crime with "the tacit connivance of the US government and under its manipulation".
