Perhaps we could start by retiring the description "criminal justice system" and conceive instead of a criminal justice service fit for victims.
Judge Irenas held that some information, including pictures, descriptions and criminal records, could be disclosed via the Internet, but not an offender's address, municipality or ZIP code.
Last month voters approved an amendment that would allow the state to post the names, addresses, physical descriptions and criminal histories of convicted sex offenders.
The amendment would allow the state to post on the Internet the names, addresses, physical descriptions and criminal histories of convicted sex offenders who fall under a local notification procedure known as Megan's Law.
To standardize our descriptions of criminal group structures and begin the process of verifying the suppositions generated by qualitative research, scholars are turning to social network analysis (SNA).
Mr. Kovachev, 57, according to a criminal complaint and a description of him offered by an assistant United States attorney at his bail hearing last week, helped Mr. Dreier, 58, sell more than $200 million in phony promissory notes.
In those relegated to the stereotype "criminal" and "fit the description" she saw dissension through their self-expression as they donned the baggiest of jeans, basketball jerseys and blindingly white kicks.
The representative responses to it (Letters, Feb. 22) seemed to be uniformly negative and included descriptions like "reckless," "criminal," "Luddite," "arsonists," "extortion" and "terrorists" (word of the decade).
We need a broad agreement within the media to limit descriptions of terrorist criminals to no more than the bare essentials.
"They approach you like you're a criminal, saying you fit a description, and then never apologize when they don't find anything".
