The phrase "crime for using" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "In some countries, it is a crime for using someone's identity without their consent."
Two years ago, a white man was convicted of a hate crime for using a racial slur against a black patron during a bar fight.
It accused Israel of "grave breaches" of the fourth Geneva convention and of a war crime for using Palestinians as human shields during the fighting.
Last year as chief prosecutor, Colonel Davis publicly suggested that a Marine defense lawyer for a detainee might be guilty of a crime for using "contemptuous words" about the president when the marine questioned the fairness of the Guantánamo system.
The Justice Department has misguidedly urged that the law be broadly interpreted so that workers can be charged with a crime for using an office computer in a way that violates a company's policy.
The sisters were convicted of theft of services and other crimes for using Ms. Melvin's former court staff and the staff of a third sister, former State Senator Jane Orie, to work on Ms. Melvin's campaigns in 2003 and 2009.
The court found Mr. Papon guilty of complicity in German crimes for using his authority in occupied southwest France between 1942 and 1944 to satisfy German demands for the illegal arrest and detention of hundreds of French and foreign-born Jews, though not all 1,560 numbered in the original indictment.
Pokross later wore a wire for the feds and helped convict members of five New York crime families for using union funds to ramp small-cap stocks much like FAI.
What do you expect when you regularly cut off lucrative customers for the crime of using Vodafone a lot?
I remember the flurry of indignant emails I received from a well-known poet for the crime of using the term "nature writing" without appropriate sarcasm, the term being infra dig for any self-respecting activist.
The latest episode comes courtesy of the Rainforest Action Network (RAN), which recently reached into its archives of old publicity stunts to recycle plans to shake down snack food manufacturers for the "crime" of using palm oil in their products.
Some of the research on crime analysis and simulation specifically illustrate the purposes for using crime simulations.
