Sentence examples for difficulties criminal from inspiring English sources

Conversely, poor self-control in elementary school increases the risk of adult financial difficulties, criminal behavior, single parenthood and drug dependence.

The practice, called passing the trash, avoids the difficulties of criminal prosecution or protracted disciplinary proceedings.

Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina and an advocate of spending cuts, said he believed that both the Republican-led Congress and Mr. Bush could make supporters forget some of the other continuing political difficulties over criminal cases and court fights with a push against spending.

One of the difficulties of criminal-justice reform is that power is spread so diffusely through the system.

That is what created difficulties for a criminal case based on Enron's incorrect accounting for the partnerships as separate entities.

Still, Mr. Lustberg said the incident provided a good example of the difficulties facing the criminal justice system: the police have to remain alert to possible terrorist threats, but without ensnaring the innocent.

WASHINGTON — Justice Department officials have told Congress that they face serious legal difficulties in pursuing criminal prosecutions of Blackwater security guards involved in a September shooting that left at least 17 Iraqis dead.

But law enforcement officials involved in the case say Cardinal Law and other church leaders may not face indictment because of legal difficulties bringing potential criminal charges against them.

Patrick said Stewart's criminal difficulties were "psychologically traumatic" and that the employees reacted the way people do "when a tragedy strikes".

It may also cause difficulties in prosecuting criminal cases related to the activity later.

Consequently, several former prosecutors said, Mr. Christie could run into difficulty making a criminal case.