Sentence examples for criminal content from inspiring English sources

The bottom line is, if you have criminal content, nail the criminal.

"This will set binding standards for how companies running social networks must handle complaints and require them to delete criminal content," Mr. Maas said of the proposal.

It calls for "obviously criminal content" to be deleted or blocked within 24 hours, while companies would have seven days to remove posts that are less clear-cut.

(Most of the examples it looks at, including the latest Wikipedia case, are potential child abuse images – but the organisation also bears responsibility for other categories of criminal content, including racist abuse and extreme or violent pornography).

The case of April Jones comes after a confidential hotline used to flag criminal content online revealed it had seen a 32 per cent increase in the number of reports of images showing the rape and sexual torture of children.

"Due to the espionage nature of this Web site and its criminal content, the Facebook filter will remain in place," the official, Abdolsamad Khoramabadi, told the semiofficial Mehr news agency.

Social networks that do not create an effective complaint management system capable of deleting criminal contents effectively and swiftly could be punished via fines of up to €5 million euros against the individual person responsible for dealing with the complaint, and larger fines of up to €50 million against the company itself.

With a remit to minimise the availability of potentially criminal internet content, their vision is the elimination of child sexual abuse images online.

The relatively long persistence of many HYIP clusters should give law enforcement some encouragement: because the criminals reuse content over long periods, tracking them down becomes a more realistic proposition.

The Australian government plans to build a firewall to block material showing the sexual abuse of children and other criminal or offensive content.

Under the best circumstances, they can improve criminal law's content, precisely because they permit the legislature to think about a family of crimes holistically and differentiate similar, yet morally distinct, conduct.