Sentence examples for criminal dealing from inspiring English sources

At 16, he said, he dropped out of high school and became a petty criminal, dealing drugs and working for a hip-hop record label before a rabbi introduced him to the Torah in his early 20s.

He probably figures he'll meet just as many criminals dealing with the press.

There were many ways criminals dealt in illegal timber, Steiner said, including falsifying logging permits, bribing officials to obtain permits, logging beyond concessions and hacking government websites to obtain or change electronic permits.

The Asian criminals deal with fixing the gambling market by placing bets in such a way that no-one suspects the games are fixed.

Mr. Glisan made it clear that he considered the barge transaction just one of more than a dozen criminal deals he participated in at Enron.

The 19th century saw the enactment of a series of statutes that codified the part of criminal law dealing with individual crimes, apart from homicide.

The primary criminal statute dealing with civil rights violations, 18 U.S.C. § 242, comes out of the Reconstruction Era after the Civil War and was originally intended to protect the voting rights of former slaves.

Much of his work was in criminal law, dealing especially with theft of livestock (in which cases he generally delivered a sentence of three years hard labour, severe by the standards of the day).

The public need to have confidence that white-collar criminals are dealt with as criminals, that they are not given some special rosy path with a cop-out sentence at the end of the day".

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The early 90's were the time of travelers checks, plus they weren't leaving the country, so there wasn't a ton of reason to bring that much cash, unless you're a criminal who deals in cash.