Sentence examples for dedicated criminal from inspiring English sources

Liz Davies, a social worker who exposed the Islington child abuse scandal in London, said she was disappointed at the lack of a separate dedicated criminal investigation running parallel with the inquiry and by the lack of investigative skills on the inquiry.

He began his life as a dedicated criminal in central Florida after that offense, before fleeing the area when his activities were discovered.

You might find it helpful, though, to remember the head of the Buckinghamshire CID Malcolm Fewtrell's statement: "For professional dedicated criminals to leave such evidence at Leatherslade Farm was incredible." One does not impugn the integrity of Malcolm Fewtrell or the Buckinghamshire CID.

The maiden speech of Hillary Clinton's campaign, in New York, was dedicated to criminal justice and called for an end to the "era of mass incarceration".

There are two ways to recognize a police procedural by the Norwegian author Jo Nesbo: the dense plot is supremely detailed, and (here's the real surprise) even the most dedicated career criminal will stop what he's doing and find time for a serious philosophical discussion — often, with his arresting officer.

Armed with the numbers usually found on the magnetic stripe on the back of these cards, the hackers were able to go online to various websites dedicated to criminal activity.

The racial justice section of Clinton's website doesn't address economic revitalization until the eighth of nine bullet-points; the first point is dedicated to "criminal justice".

The likelihood of a Black man going to jail or being in prison is 1 in 3; for white men it is 1 in 17, the Sentencing Project, a nonprofit dedicated to criminal justice reform, reports.

The work that Microsoft and other PC software vendors were doing to harden their code was already making dedicated cyber criminals look elsewhere for targets.

The fourth and final paper in this special issue by Petersen and Wiil (CrimeFighter Investigator: Integrating synthesis and sense-making for criminal network investigation) presents a new software tool dedicated to support criminal network investigation.

One reason county jails are unlikely venues for guard-organized fights is that the institutions and the people inside aren't as dedicated to the criminal mentality as those in state and federal prison.