Sentence examples for criminal techniques from inspiring English sources

The media regulator also considered a number of complaints that Benefits Street featured certain criminal techniques, but concluded that they "did not raise issues warranting further investigation".

Domenico Seccia, the prosecutor in the case, who also prosecuted Ribatti, believes that Marseglia taught Ribatti the criminal techniques for which Ribatti was eventually convicted.

Sadly, Goldstein never wrote her own memoirs, although Sparks credits her with some of the most inventive of his criminal techniques: she encouraged him to take bulldog paperclips with him on his smash-and-grabs to hold the cuts on his hands and arms together until she could stitch them up.

The organisation also rules against "demonstrations of criminal techniques", but adds that they can be broadcast where "editorially justified".

The watchdog looked at a number of issues raised by viewers, including concerns that rules governing child welfare had been broken, and that the programme featured "certain criminal techniques".

By dismantling their tools this way, the researchers said they gleaned valuable information about the criminals' techniques.

The 13-week fire marshal course includes criminal investigation techniques, weapons training and, he said, "putting into words what you've learned from experience about how fires behave".

Yes, today's certainty is tomorrow's oops, a realization that is particularly alarming when applied to criminal investigation techniques, as it is in "Forensics on Trial," Wednesday night's episode of "Nova" on PBS.

In 1993, when the Supreme Court demanded real scientific standards for expert evidence in federal courts, some critics correctly anticipated that several criminal identification techniques would be attacked in the courts with some success: microscopic hair comparison, bite mark analysis, handwriting comparison.

This fact, as well as the killer's use of disposable cellphones to contact the four victims who have been identified -- women in their 20s who advertised their services on Craigslist -- suggested to some investigators that the killer was well versed in criminal investigative techniques, gleaned either through personal experience or in some other way, and could even be in law enforcement himself.

IT'S the latest criminal investigation technique, and it gives new meaning to that old saw "the ties that bind".