Sentence examples for criminal position from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to sort out his criminal position, so we took him to the police station to admit he'd stolen the card.

"On the other hand, press access might be cut off if war criminals in positions of power perceived that the international media was pressed into the service of law enforcement".

So while the Schedule I thing might have earned O'Malley an Honorable Mention, what earns him instead this week's Most Impressive Democrat Of The Week is his whole criminal justice reform position paper.

The Urban Justice Center's Police Reform Organizing Project recently released a study regarding "How 'Productive Goals Drivee Harsh and Unjust Policing" highlighting the aggressively enforced productivity goals that force well-intended officers to make honor-roll students to petty criminals "assume the position" (arms up over head, legs spread) of hardened criminals.

Supported by American military commanders as a way to give Afghans a larger stake in battling the insurgency, the program has been assailed by rights advocates and many Afghans as bringing former Taliban and criminal elements into positions of armed authority.

In their recent debate, Clinton said explicitly that she intends to "increase taxes" for the rich and address the "systemic racism" of the country's criminal justice system: positions that not even Obama had dared to take so plainly four or eight years ago.

That would appear to leave Berlusconi open to claims that he abused his position – a criminal offence under Italian law.

There's a lot of support across the bar as a whole for the position of criminal barristers".

His duties at the financial agency, coupled with his last position, overseeing criminal investigations, gave him insights into Indonesia's high-ranking officials, he said.

In recent years, Congress has taken the position that criminal investigators went too far by interfering with legislative operations in gathering evidence.

In addition, he accepted a position teaching criminal law and contracts at the University of Cincinnati College of Law.