Sentence examples for degrees of crime from inspiring English sources

It is not unusual for terror suspects to first come to the notice of the police for varying degrees of crime.

"It depends on the degree of crime that they charge him with, and they have not told me that yet," he said.

If crime is geographically scale-free then we should see the same degree of crime concentration regardless of the geographic scale used.

In a casual conversation in what was meant to welcome me to my new city, a white neighbor uncomfortably reminded of me the aversive racial challenges that remain very much intact in the South between white folk and people of color when he candidly referenced the degree of crime in the city as being the province of the ignorant, uneducated and low income "blacks".

As in any city, there is some degree of crime.

If it turns out he was guiltier by degree of a crime for which he served time, "what makes this front-page news?" It did not help when, less than a week later, Klingman's manuscript was rejected.

Nazir Afzal of the Crown Prosecution Service said the degree of honour crime in Britain - including murders meant to preserve a family's "honour" within their own community - was unknown.

The common-law tradition distinguishes four degrees of participation in crime.

One may appreciate that there exist multiple degrees of freedom in crime scripting.

Or may the degree of the crimes be considered?

Voting without being a citizen is a third-degree felony, a category of crime punishable by up to five years in prison and up to $5,000 in fines.