Sentence examples for emerging criminal from inspiring English sources
This emerging criminal industry - which didn't even exist 25 years ago - has already grown larger than the illegal market for cocaine, heroin, marijuana, and methamphetamine.
Suffice it to say this is a big deal: Rikers Island just went from being one of the most dysfunctional jails in America to tentatively claiming a spot at the vanguard of the emerging criminal justice reform movement.
A 2007 report sent to several senior officers described an "emerging criminal issue" in Sheffield, saying the level of criminality was "serious", and the victims were "among the most vulnerable in society".
The question as we look forward, therefore, is how can we protect our countries from Al Qaeda's remaining elements and from other emerging serious criminal threats on the horizon?
All emerge with criminal records that may shadow them for years.
For the four MPs who have spent months in jail and emerged with criminal records, their shredded reputations will matter more than their loss of earnings.
As understanding of the cruel dynamics of sex-trafficking has grown in recent years, a consensus has emerged among criminal justice professionals that it makes more sense to treat people charged with prostitution as the exploited and abused victims a vast majority are, rather than as criminals.
It was wrong to jail people for personal possession of drugs, he said, because they often emerged as criminals or fall into the hands of criminal gangs.
Though some were surprised to see the U.S. Justice Department target a worldwide sports organization, legal experts said such international corruption is an emerging focus of criminal prosecution.
Booker's push comes as a bipartisan consensus appears to be emerging that the criminal justice system is in need of serious reform.
To ensure that emerging reforms in criminal justice that reduce prison populations are not just replaced by immigration policies that fill them, it's time for the double standard to end.
