Sentence examples for crimes to settle from inspiring English sources
Peckham was particularly offended that Welsh laws sought to get parties to homicides or other crimes to settle their differences rather than the process of English law which condemned the criminal.
"It was done to cover up what I assume was a crime and to settle it with hush money.
"As a result, Belgium is the place where all sorts of crime seems to settle: drugs, human trafficking, prostitution and identity fraud".
The Justice Department agreed today to pay $355,000 in legal fees and release more than 53,000 pages from its investigation of the F.B.I. crime laboratory, to settle a lawsuit brought by defense lawyers and a whistle-blower.
The monitoring began in 1995 when the union, which federal investigators had called rife with organized crime and corruption, agreed to settle the government racketeering suit by accepting the appointment of a monitor with broad disciplinary and oversight powers.
Intimidation of witnesses became a more effective tool after 1990, when an Islamic provision known as "blood money" was passed that allowed criminals to settle their crimes with victims' families outside court.
War crimes are big things, but the opportunity to settle grudges and feuds allows you to galvanise a lot of people".
An article on Saturday about the wide discretion colleges have in policing campus crimes overstated the action taken by two colleges to settle complaints stemming from the suicides of two freshman women who had accused athletes of sexual assault.
The Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime in London, Stephen Greenhalgh, has authorised the Met to settle the claim.
A judge authorized Mr. Donovan's office last year to expand its inquiry by examining whether crimes were committed when public and private money was used to settle complaints brought by female staff members.
