Sentence examples for criminal dropped from inspiring English sources

Orange Is The New Black (season 2) Jenji Kohan's Weeds was excellent albeit somewhat overlooked on Showtime, but her next series got the fanfare it deserved on an on-demand platform, telling the story of a white-collar criminal dropped wide-eyed and Mad Men boxset-less into a tough women's prison.

The post-ban use of assault weapons by criminals dropped 17to72percentent in test cities.

These informants — C.I.'s in police parlance — are often small-time criminals who are paid or get criminal charges dropped in return for information about other, theoretically more dangerous criminals.

Close to half of the politicians have had cases of corruption, money laundering, misuse of authority and criminal charges dropped against them since 2007.

Deaths from criminal assaults dropped almost 70percentt over the 40 years, with annual declines of 2.5percentt for firearm and knife assaults and 3.5percentto4percentcent for other assaults, including poisoning and arson, the researchers found.

Road accidents, criminals, everything dropped.

Earlier this year, Mr. Headley complained about "NATO criminal vermin dropping 22,000 lbs bombs on unsuspecting, unarmed Afghan villagers" or "napalming southeast Asian farmers".

When Margaret Thatcher said there was no such thing as society, she perhaps envisaged Essex Lane Estate, known to its residents as The Devil: "A drop-in centre for criminals, drop-outs and people who were too stoned or too ill to have anywhere else to go".

Earlier this week, the chief state prosecutor of Maryland dropped criminal wiretap charges against Mrs. Tripp, concluding the only criminal case against a major figure in the scandal.

The criminal case was dropped.

So, in the end the case of criminal damage was dropped".