Sentence examples for criminal aspect from inspiring English sources

"There is no criminal aspect at all".

The criminal aspect of the story is almost entirely speculative.

There appeared to be no criminal aspect to his death and officials did not release additional details.

In the end, the criminal aspect of the Kushner security-clearance scandal will be up to Mueller.

The new law brings a criminal aspect to a social problem, says Luca Koltai, of Habitat for Humanity Hungary, a housing charity.

Wallis says when it became "relevant" and there was a "criminal aspect" – for example in the "red mercury" bomb plot" – the paper would notify the police just before publication.

The arbitration process does not cover possible criminal aspects of the case.

Others wonder about the need for such legislation when the criminal aspects of forced marriage — abduction, assault, rape — are already covered by current criminal law.

"The burden in a criminal investigation is very high, and that's why we are still carefully reviewing the criminal aspects of the matter," Ms. Peterman said.

Refreshing note: The Watergate burglars themselves, so often a source of confusion in unraveling the story's criminal aspects, are mere walk-ons to Mr. Mallon.

In April 2008, he was named a special assistant United States attorney to assist the Justice Department in the criminal aspects of the case.