Sentence examples for criminal decisions from inspiring English sources
Combing through Mafia conversations has revealed an organization that is overly chatty, unable to make basic criminal decisions in fewer than fifty logistical messages.
A study of Sotomayor's criminal decisions by the University of Texas law professor Stefanie Lindquist found that, of sixty-seven majopinionsinvolvingvolving criminal matters, eighty-one per cent were pro-government and nineteen per cent were pro-defendant.
For example, methods combining neurobiological measurements with virtual environments can tell us a lot about an individual's mental and physical states and how they go about making criminal decisions, which were until recently largely black boxes.
Similarly, according to Crime Pattern Theory, criminal decisions are affected by the environmental backcloth the elements of an environment such as land uses, design features, physical infrastructure of buildings, transit hubs that can influence individuals' criminal behaviors (Brantingham and Brantingham 1981).
Also, in most criminal decisions Oregon's Governor or the President of the United States may issue a pardon (some crimes require the Oregon Legislature to concur).
T.I. potentially losing everything due to his many criminal decisions does more to help young people than if T.I. moved on with another ineffectual sentence.
For me, it is a criminal decision and it has cost us a treble.
Celtic's manager, Neil Lennon, caused controversy last month when he accused the referee Willie Collum of making "a criminal decision" by refusing to give a stoppage-time penalty in the League Cup final against Kilmarnock.
"The president and her foreign minister took the criminal decision to fabricate Iran's innocence to satisfy Argentina's commercial, political and geopolitical interests," Nisman told reporters in TV interviews.
Scripts should be viewed as the routinization of the complete sequence of the criminal decision-making process.
While the field of criminology may be less "experimental" in nature compared to social psychology, the use of written vignettes is a widely used method by criminologists, such as deterrence and rational choice researchers and other researchers interested in criminal decision making.
