Sentence examples for criminal result from inspiring English sources

The most important category of inchoate offenses is attempt, which consists of any conduct intended to accomplish a criminal result that fails of consummation but goes beyond acts of preparation to a point dangerously close to completion of the intended harm.

In 2012 a spate of attacks carried out by Mohamed Merah, a 23-year-old petty criminal, resulted in the murders of three soldiers and four people, three of them Jewish children, in the south-west of the country.

An Ennahdha member led the newly formed Ministry of Transitional Justice, but few convictions of regime criminals resulted.

What she saw was a justice system that treated addicts like serious criminals, resulting in lengthy jail sentences that were not reducing addiction rates or the crimes associated with them.

The duality of Vachss's work as a lawyer prosecuting and defending real cases and as a crime fiction author exploring fictional criminals resulted in Vachss being compared to the Bruce Wayne/Batman character.

Evidence from the British Crime Survey indicates that only two out of every 100 criminal offences result in a conviction.

Certain lifestyles, for instance, drug addiction and association with the criminal element, result in a greater risk for victimization.

For example, more serious criminal offenses result in longer sentences and may be associated with differential or "unfair" treatment by healthcare workers.

No criminal charges resulted from the fireproofing work.

State and federal criminal trials resulted in acquittals of the shooters by all-white juries.

Vick is serving a 23-month federal sentence for criminal conspiracy resulting from felonious dogfighting.