Sentence examples for criminal institutions from inspiring English sources

As attorney general he is the country's top law enforcement officer, and in that capacity he should prosecute criminals and criminal institutions.

A whirlwind of killings targeted legal professionals, police officers, crime witnesses and others who dared to challenge criminal institutions and their suspected political accomplices.

As the incarceration rate of women continues to increase, the culture of allegiance in criminal institutions and the glamorization thereof must be deconstructed and seriously questioned.

I am not calling JP Morgan Chase a criminal institution, but for a firm that isn't committing any crimes, they sure are spending a lot of money on legal defense lately -- like $3.2 billion in 2011, down from $5.7 billion in 2010.

For this reason, it seems more fruitful to think about other, non-judicial and non-criminal, institutions and procedures of transitional justice that allow more flexibility.

These and other similar criticisms eventually led to modernization of facilities and methodology at many mental and criminal holding institutions.

The Don Dale case provides a powerful reminder of why there is no place for very young children in criminal justice institutions.

And he has learned that you can throw tens of billions of dollars into criminal justice institutions and still have a divided society bedeviled by crime and addiction at day's end.

Rest in Power embarks on an ambitious enterprise: encapsulate the full range of systemic issues that inform the way we should perceive not just Trayvon's death but the imbalanced relationship communities of color have with criminal justice institutions.

In light of the limited knowledge in the field and the limited capacity of criminal justice institutions, this paper proposes focusing on two issues: (1) the costs of crime to business, especially household-based enterprises in low-income settlements, and (2) the perception of violent crime.

Certain urban spaces are structured by the concentration of and entanglement with policing and criminal justice institutions, with devastating outcomes for the populations residing within them.