Sentence examples for examination of crimes from inspiring English sources

The case is part of an ongoing examination of crimes committed by Brazil's military government.

The opportunity has prompted a retrospective examination of crimes that occurred decades ago, and of how these lost boys and girls have emerged from their years of incarceration.

Thus the denominators of crime (crime rates) are an essential component to aid our examination of crime risk.

The device will cost the police force $86,000, but could feasibly prevent authorities and courts from making mistakes in their legal examination of crime. .

Knowledge gained on externally visible characteristics (EVC) from genotype data obtained by examination of crime scene samples may be used for investigative intelligence purposes, especially in suspect-less cases (Kayser and Schneider 2009).

The roots of the conservative re-examination of crime policy might also be found in the jurisprudence of Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.

But a resurgence in thoughtful, meditative and often quietly furious examinations of crime and punishment has made this storied subgenre the current kingpin of on-screen non-fiction.

Based on Indonesian's Penal Code article 216, doctors who refuse to conduct medical examinations of crime victims and refuse to make Visum et Repertum at the request of the investigator can be punished by a maximum imprisonment of four months and two weeks or a maximum fine of six hundred rupiahs (Act of The Republic of Indonesia, 1946).

Equally, Russians themselves, and everyone who has Russian interests at heart, should demand from the Russian government a much more searching public examination of the crimes of the Soviet Union against its own people and others.

But they didn't find much, and a forensic examination of the crime scene turned up nothing useful.

Britain remains under scrutiny by the International Criminal Court, which is continuing a preliminary examination of war crime allegations.