Sentence examples for criminal error from inspiring English sources

He should have added that this built on an earlier criminal error, that of Poland's nonaggression pact with Nazi Germany in 1934, which effectively demolished France's alliance system in Eastern Europe, and made it much harder to prevent Nazi Germany's expansion in the mid-1930s.

Mr. Nyarota has acknowledged clerical errors in their filing papers but denied criminal wrongdoing.

Citibank denied any criminal wrongdoing and asserted that the investigators' report contained unspecified errors, Beyond outright fraud or questionable practices, Mexico lived with incompetence.

A grand jury cleared the officers of criminal wrongdoing, but a follow-up investigation by the city's public safety director outlined numerous errors by the officers.

More also rejected the argument that criminal writs of error were authorized by § 14 of the Judiciary Act of 1789 (the "All Writs Act").

Simms was the first such case, and after Simms, the next criminal writ of error heard by the Court was More.

Although the Court reached the merits of a criminal writ of error from the D.C. circuit court in United States v. Simms (1803), without any discussion of the jurisdictional issue, in United States v.

Chinese officials viewed confession not only as a virtue in itself but also as a way to avoid error in criminal investigations and maintain their authority.

Without reported discussion of the jurisdictional issue, the Court did hear writs of error from criminal cases removed to the circuit courts.

Britain's Serious Fraud Office has begun a criminal investigation into the errors.

Even when cases are dismissed, people can be shadowed for years by error-ridden criminal records.