Sentence examples for criminal affairs from inspiring English sources

DR. SAUTER: They were not criminal affairs, therefore?

A spokesman for the criminal affairs division of the Hokkaido police department said it had been confirmed that Mr. Nakagawa had hanged himself in the bathroom at his hotel.

In the provinces they could exercise powers of police; raise military forces; regulate industrial, commercial, and agricultural matters; enforce censorship; administer the financial affairs of various communities; assign and collect taxes; and wield considerable judicial authority in civil and criminal affairs.

But Riadh Belkadhi, Tunisia's attorney general for criminal affairs, told VICE News that Tunisia's new counterterrorism law respects human rights, the rights of the accused, and "the international conventions that Tunisia has ratified".

His distortions and fabrications are consistent with his approach throughout this sordid and criminal affair.

Mr Nisman was found dead just hours before he was due to present his findings in a closed hearing before Congress's criminal-affairs committee.Argentina's Jewish community, the world's seventh largest, has long been angry about the failure to find and prosecute the murderers.

DR. SAUTER: I do not know about the responsibility but, Witness, I asked you, did you ever have any doubts, and at what precise moment did you consider the whole affair criminal?

It also managed virtually all domestic affairs, including criminal justice, and Greenlandic supplanted Danish as the official language of government.

The order was "the result of several years of extensive investigation into the criminal career and financial affairs of one of Europe's most notorious organised criminals," according to a statement from the island's Attorney General.

"Everyone came to him with names and he employed them". There have been skirmishes among corrupt police units, particularly those dealing with major crimes, internal affairs and criminal investigations.

"Giffen was the intermediary in these transfers and used the Mercator Corporation, which he controls, to facilitate these transfers," according to a 17-page Justice Department document, signed by John E. Harris, the acting director of the criminal division's international affairs office.