Sentence examples for criminal policy from inspiring English sources

Mike Hough, professor of criminal policy at Birkbeck School of Law, warns that new court charges are unjust.

"Finnish criminal policy is exceptionally expert-oriented," said Tapio Lappi-Seppala, director of the National Research Institute of Legal Policy.

["There is an increasing danger of a nuclear war on the Korean peninsula due to the U.S. criminal policy" toward North Korea, the Korean Central News Agency said.

What decriminalising possession can do is to open the way to treating drug abuse as a matter for health rather than criminal policy.

Before being rolled out nationally in October 2000, drug orders were extensively piloted in three cities by the criminal policy research unit of London South Bank University.

It has unfolded almost invisibly, largely unreported and sometimes misunderstood by news media, effectively camouflaged (by accident or design) by the government's relentless release of hardline criminal policy statements.

The Georgians, he said, "will objectively assess their current leaders" and their "criminal policies".

America is now embroiled in a debate about how, or whether, to hold the true masterminds — the former President, the former Vice-President, the former Defense Secretary, and their top lawyers — to account for their criminal policies.

At various moments they described him as "the candidate of bankers and 12 million unemployed" and the personification of a government that was responsible for "irresponsible and criminal" policies that had "destroyed our productive base" by favoring foreign economic interests.

According to the campaign organiser Jasmine Faustino, Bush's memoir "defends several of the criminal policies that he implemented during his time in office, including the invasion of Iraq and the use of waterboarding".

When someone points out that a policy is criminal, are they criminalizing policy?