Sentence examples for criminal papers from inspiring English sources

The scandal came as the US judge overseeing the case expressed doubt that it would make it to court, pointing to questions about whether Dotcom had been appropriately served with criminal papers.

Mobile phone records can be used to map and expose criminal networks, paper trails reveal the shipping and freight companies that move ivory, while financial investigations expose the people behind the trade and the corrupt officials they pay off.

"This is negligence on a scale that borders on the criminal," the paper said in its editorial, recalling how survivors said "the gunmen, who killed scores of students with obvious relish, took their time".

He was taken to a Border Patrol station and, as is customary with Mexican nationals without a criminal record, signed papers agreeing to be quickly deported without a hearing.

"Criminals read the papers and see what's happening to prices," he added.

That is from the same government's preamble to its most recent criminal justice white paper.

Coupland fans will hail it as his magnum opus - others may simply regard it a colossal folly and a criminal waste of paper.

His recommendations will form the major part of a criminal justice white paper next month and a bill in the autumn.

The home secretary Theresa May is launching her criminal justice white paper, pledging to crack down on "yobs" responsible for antisocial behaviour against law-abiding individuals.

"It will no longer be possible to evade large sums of tax and plead ignorance in an attempt to avoid criminal prosecution," the paper says.

The Mail on Sunday continued to use a private investigator after he was charged with illegally obtaining private information including criminal records, the paper's editor has admitted at the Leveson inquiry.