Sentence examples for criminal context from inspiring English sources

For instance, Morselli writes, "Criminal networks are not simply social networks operating in a criminal context.

It's rare in a criminal context".

In the criminal context, reasonableness usually requires a showing of probable cause.

We explicitly refrain from extending such views to the criminal context.

We explore the possible (mis)use of these databases in a criminal context by conducting two experiments.

A private organization such as a corporation and a government institution such as the White House differ significantly, especially in the criminal context.

Police departments, prosecutors and the F.B.I. all face similar challenges in other criminal contexts.

When terrorism cases are treated as ordinary criminal prosecutions, the principles of law that they come to embody will guide law-enforcement conduct and be cited by the government not just in terrorism cases but in other criminal contexts.

Addressing the question of its own jurisdiction under the 1996 law, the Ninth Circuit then said that although the Supreme Court had never explicitly considered youth as a factor in analyzing a Miranda custody case, the justices had treated youth as relevant in other criminal contexts.

So, before a (good, responsible) lawyer tosses around a term like "fraud" or "fraudulent" to describe an action or a person, he or she should probably double-check its legal definition, especially since the use of that word may have legal implications in both civil and criminal contexts.

Second, looking for motivated offenders, it is anticipated a small percentage of individual students will produce multiple unusual patterns of performance on supervised and unsupervised assessment items across units they have taken (paralleling previous findings relating to repeat offending in criminal contexts).