Sentence examples for crime registry from inspiring English sources

The Department of Justice decided to create an anti-Sikh hate crime registry.

Of the total sample of 541 persons, 131 (24%) were found in the crime registry at follow-up (Table 2).

In the present study, 131 (24%) individuals had committed crimes during the follow-up period and were found in the crime registry.

Here the Supreme Court's decision will almost certainly hinge on which view of the sex-crime registry prevails: is it an unfair punishment for nonviolent criminals who have already served their time, or a reasonable tool for protecting public safety?

If the gun-crime registry were online, as the state's sex offender registry is, anyone would be able to view the names and addresses of people convicted of gun-related felonies.

Consideration is also being given to a "tech crime offenders registry".

Diagnoses of AUDs in parents (biological or adoptive) were identified from three national registries, including the Hospital Discharge and Outpatient Registers using the ICD-9 (291W–291X, 291W, 291X, 303, 305A) and ICD-10 codes (F10), the Crime Register (which contains data on individuals who committed AUD-related crimes in 1973 2007), and the Swedish Pharmacy Register (2005 2010).

"Conservative numbers go up when they focus on fiscal issues," says Nik Nanos, a pollster, "and down when they start freelancing on social issues like same-sex marriage, the gun registry and crime bills".The year ahead promises to be harder.

A new law, stalled during Mr. Calderón's term but enacted a little more than a month after Mr. Peña Nieto took office on Dec. 1, aims to compile a more precise registry of crime victims and provide financial relief for their survivors, though critics contend the law does not clearly address who exactly a victim is or how the fund will be paid for.

When the British tabloid News of the World ran a naming-and-shaming campaign in 2000, publishing the names of those on the British sex offender registry for crimes related to children, several were attacked and forced to leave their neighborhoods, including some who just happened to have the same name as someone on the list.

A few states considered but abandoned plans for hate crime and domestic abuse registries.