Sentence examples for crime scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Hogan Howe told the London assembly's police and crime scrutiny committee that the police had not been involved in contracting the work, despite some arguing "that it should have been".

As well as the Scandinavian ascendency, there are other aspects of the rise of crime fiction worth scrutiny – UK library lending figures hammer home its almost disquieting popularity.

The role of UK tax havens in facilitating financial crime came under scrutiny as the European parliament opened its 10-month inquiry into the Panama Papers scandal.

The accepted division of American life into two orders — an official one of rectitude, a seedy lower order of crime — collapses under scrutiny, like the alibi in a classic film noir.

But no international court can address more than a fraction of the crimes awaiting judicial scrutiny — hence the importance of national trials for international crimes.

Notably, grand larceny is one crime category that draws scrutiny from those who suspect numbers-fudging.

Then he was character-assassinated as the Arizona real estate crime wave drew intense scrutiny.

The Street Crime Unit came under scrutiny after Mr. Diallo, an African immigrant, was shot and killed by four police officers from the unit.

By his own admission, these statements are not backed up by data, and there are mixed reports about levels of crime since the heightened scrutiny of police officers began after the protests in Ferguson".

Prompted by questions from Times reporters, the LAPD took steps this year to improve the accuracy of its statistics through training and "increased scrutiny of crime report classifications," said Cmdr.

"It's going to lead to additional scrutiny, hate crimes, harassment and discrimination".