Sentence examples for criminal confidence from inspiring English sources

In a hole in Sam and Max's own office resides Jimmy Two-Teeth, a rat who works as a petty criminal, confidence trickster and fence.

Yet even as Nocera feeds our fascination for these characters, he often finds good things to say about them, and occasionally faults his colleagues in the press for simplistically dismissing them as criminals or confidence men.

Key ecological groups include identity theft, shoplifting, burglary and theft, car crimes and vandalism, criminal threats and confidence crimes, and violent crimes.

Shares of ImClone rose 68 cents, to $8.02 yesterday, when its former chief executive, Samuel D. Waksal, pleaded not guilty to criminal charges and expressed confidence in ImClone and Erbitux.

The effort to make the Mexican system more open and transparent is intended to bolster public confidence in criminal justice and root out the effects of organized crime, which many legal experts and others believe manipulates the system in its favor.

A letter later discovered at the subprefecture of Saint-Julien-en-Genevois also indicated that Plantard had a criminal conviction as a confidence trickster.

Similarly, the Labour party claim that they "will strengthen the law on hate crime, equalising protection for these groups," as well as building "confidence in'the criminal justice system to highlight hate crime reporting by ensuring the CPS publishes data on enhanced sentencing for each protected characteristic".

European citizens need to have confidence in the criminal justice system, they need to be confident that their fundamental rights will be respected, they need to be confident that transparency and quality will be present in any court in the European Union.

Anything less undermines public confidence in our criminal justice system".

We will all be poorer if confidence in our criminal justice system falls.

It will shore up public confidence in the criminal justice system.