Sentence examples for criminal concern from inspiring English sources
He was an early advocate of overhauling the American prison system; earlier this week he said that drug addiction should be treated as a medical rather than criminal concern.
This enabled the police to ban groups of 20 or more people meeting in a particular area if they feared "serious disruption to the life of the community," even if the meeting was non-obstructive and non-violent, and the act also introduced "aggravated trespass," which finally transformed trespass from a civil to a criminal concern.
"Let's say we came to this location and there were some concerns whether it is a criminal concern or whether it's a violation, we may have captured that in our body-worn camera footage," she said.
"As a whole, the cases starkly illustrate how individuals who present no criminal justice concern to [local law enforcement agencies] and no risk to public safety are nevertheless being funneled into the removal process," the report states.
Several lawmakers noted that Rosen's lack of criminal experience concerned them.
Are criminal gangs concerned by "determination" (ask the Mexican druglords or Malaysian wildlife traders).
He said the subpoena was related to a criminal case concerning Brett Cott, a former political aide convicted in a political scandal known as Bonusgate.
The indictment does not include two murder charges included in an earlier criminal complaint concerning the deaths of a Giffords aide and a federal judge.
Virtually every criminal case concerning terrorism filed since the Sept. 11 attacks has relied on the 1996 law prohibiting "material support" of terrorist organizations that Judge Koeltl rejected.
The EAW is certainly not beyond criticism, and there are reasonable criminal justice concerns about the unevenness between some of the jurisdictions to which it applies.
