Sentence examples for definition of crimes from inspiring English sources
But his definition of crimes that remain in the realm of being indecent appears unjustifiably wide.
The reversals narrowed the definition of crimes for which military commanders can be held responsible.
Mrs. Clinton said in response to a question that "there would be an argument to be made" that Mr. Assad was a war criminal based on the definition of crimes against humanity.
"The fact was that the statutes for the two ad hoc tribunals did not refer to rape as a war crime save in the definition of crimes against humanity.
In addition to all deficiencies documentable by reference to either MCA itself, the rules, legal analysis of jurisdiction, of definition of crimes, and of due process infirmities, there are deficiencies that one can only appreciate by experiencing the difference between theory and practice.
Like many of those men, Roiphe would like to short-circuit this larger discussion, as if everything that doesn't meet the legal definition of crime were trivial, and any objection to it mere paranoia.
Responding to the Tory challenge, Labour increased sentence lengths and sent more petty criminals to jail, swelling the prison population by a third to 83,000.At the same time, the definition of crime has expanded.
Just as the definition of crime is inherently ideological, so the decision as to what constitutes an "official" protest or an "extremist" outrage is in part ideological and normative, deriving from the legal and political culture of policing in a given state and bureaucratic categories deployed by local and national forces.
Mr. Morrison cast doubt on the definition of "crime gun," saying, "I wonder if they found them in the bushes or under a car, or maybe they didn't find them at all, maybe they just showed up at the police department".
This chapter presents a discussion on crime prevention throughout history, the definition of crime prevention, and the general crime prevention model.
