Sentence examples for criminal subjects from inspiring English sources

In a letter today to the F.B.I. director, Robert S. Mueller III, and several lawmakers, the agents said they were horrified when photographs of several minority agents were posted on their squad's "wall of shame," an office bulletin board where pictures of gang members and criminal subjects were posted.

Machen added that "some investigations are continued for many years because, while the evidence is not yet sufficient to bring charges, it is sufficient to have identified criminal subjects and/or criminal activity serious enough to justify continuation of the investigation".

Davis's unusually long sentence results from a controversial practice known as "stacking," in which each count of an indictment is counted as a separate crime, thus transforming a first-time defendant into a "habitual criminal" subject to multiple sentences and mandatory sentencing guidelines.

Among the problems with using fMRI for lie detection, for instance, is the fact that the studies demonstrating its efficacy are based on lies about trivial matters — say, what playing card you've been shown — elicited in laboratory situations, in which mostly healthy, young, non-criminal subjects are instructed to lie.

Instead he promised to punish them and their white officers as criminals, subject to enslavement or execution.

As part of its claimed powers, the administration argued that captives from the Afghanistan conflict in 2001 were neither prisoners of war subject to the Geneva Conventions nor ordinary criminals subject to American courts.

Budget pressures are also adding momentum to a push to put a proposal on the California ballot in November that would reduce the number of criminals subject to the state's three-strikes sentencing law.

Identity theft and computer fraud are criminal offenses subject to imprisonment.

It was wrongheaded to go in the first place, and it is criminal to subject our military and American and foreign workers to daily threats.

He was abruptly locked up in November as a "criminal alien," subject to mandatory deportation to China -- the nation he left at 5, when his family immigrated legally to the United States.

RIM originally said these reviews weren't "fair," but regardless of the quality of the OS and the device itself (both of which seem perfectly fine), it's criminal to subject your loyal users to such a long wait for an email client competitive with Apple and Google.