Sentence examples for crime courts from inspiring English sources

The previous government's strategy unit estimated that current drugs policy costs £24b – £19b of that in crime, courts and prisons.

Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @bendohertycorro Christopher Knaus: reporter Christopher has previously worked at The Canberra Times, where he covered crime, courts, and politics for about six years.

In the original we said: The previous government's strategy unit estimated that current drugs policy costs £20m – £15m of that in crime, courts and prisons.

Women' s concept of justice  is based on harmony between emotions and principles not only on objective facts recited in war crime courts.

Mr. DelVecchio agreed but asked for a kickback from the crime, court records said.

She has covered federal politics, Queensland politics, crime, court and garden shows during her career, working for radio and newspapers, most recently for Fairfax Media.

VICAR OF FIBLEY Sometimes you just can't beat the Daily Telegraph for a good old-fashioned sex 'n' crime court story.

Russia, which holds veto power at the U.N. Security Council, considers a criminal investigation "ill-timed and counterproductive," Deputy Foreign Ministry Gennady Gatilov said of the proposed war crime court.

The police arrested seven men in February accused of taking part in a "crime court," where criminals try and sentence people who break their code of conduct.

As a direct result of the Bosnia conflict, war crimes courts, including the International Criminal Court, now recognise rape as a crime against humanity.

"War crimes courts and tribunals established over the last 20 years have changed the way the world citizen can think.