Sentence examples for criminal communications from inspiring English sources

The bottom line is that if it turns out that Trump was (1) complicit in Russia's interference in the election, or (2) an active participant in Flynn's arguably criminal communications with the Russians, there's enough for a motivated Congress to write a credible Article of Impeachment.

The greatest growth involves intelligence gathering, with Homeland Security and the American military flying manned aircraft and drones along the United States' southern border — and now over Mexican territory — that are capable of peering deep into Mexico and tracking criminals' communications and movements, officials said.

Specifically, I am asking the Attorney General and DNI to institute reforms that place additional restrictions on government's ability to retain, search, and use in criminal cases, communications between Americans and foreign citizens incidentally collected under Section 702.

"And it has an obligation to notify the criminal defendants whose communications were monitored under the statute that their communications were monitored".

It has also cost his administration its top criminal justice official, its communications director and its press secretary, and the superintendent and deputy superintendent of the State Police.

A press release issued by Columbia said Mr. Wu, who now teaches copyright law, communications and criminal law, would take a leave of absence from the university; he will start working with the F.T.C.'s Office of Policy Planning in mid-February.

But if presidents cannot constitutionally command their secretaries of defense, as Ms. Kagan would allow, they certainly do not have the power to detain or interrogate enemy terrorists without criminal trial, monitor their communications or fire missiles at their leaders.

In recent months, that debate has focused on a new computer application called Carnivore that the F.B.I. says it uses to sift through millions of e-mail messages in order to monitor communications of criminal suspects.

Such attacks are much more difficult to detect using automated methods, since the criminal typically crafts bespoke communications.

This is important for the present case study since our data are drawn from intercepted communications between criminal network participants.

"The proliferation of sophisticated encryption technology and other technological barriers have increasingly hindered law enforcement's ability to lawfully access criminal and terrorist related communications," said the International Association of Chiefs of Police and National District Attorneys Association. .