CNN.com, April 27 , 2005M. Backers of a Denver ballot measure to legalize marijuana for adults were accused Thursday of exploiting crime fears and deceiving voters.
In Chicago, in 1913, a former military man known as Major Funkhouser assumed the task, with municipal backing, of forbidding movies that were guilty, in his words, of "exploiting crime, showing the degradation of women, making a hero of a criminal, or ridiculing authority".
Of course there are Zionists who shamefully exploit the crimes committed against Jews to justify the crimes that Israel commits against its Palestinian minority and others.
A government spokesman, Mohammad Momani, who condemned the killing as a heinous crime, said: "The government will strike with an iron hand all those who exploit this crime to broadcast speeches of hatred to our community".
In all these cases he shared his findings with the manufacturers before publicising them.Even so, some worry that by trumpeting their findings at events such as Black Hat and DEFCON, white hats give clues which their shady counterparts could exploit in crime, terrorism or espionage.
Western reactionary groups have exploited the crimes to espouse a false narrative against Islam as a religion of terror and brutality.
With more and more children being sexually exploited – a crime, which, according to Barnardo's can range from seemingly "consensual" relationships or informal exchanges of sex for accommodation or gifts through to serious organised crime – what is the best way for councils to tackle the problem?
Remender decided that making him a parallel of Thompson would create a stronger nemesis; therefore, Jack was also given a traumatic childhood in which he was exploited by Crime Master.
In the process, Capote began to exploit classic literary crime techniques to heighten the suspense.
When the Guardian first exposed how police officers in England and Wales were abusing their power to sexually assault and exploit victims of crime, we had no idea of the scale of the problem.
