Sentence examples for facilitating criminal from inspiring English sources

Attorneys general in 40 states, including New Jersey, Illinois and Connecticut, investigated the company for facilitating criminal activity, after a wave of publicity about prostitution and violent crimes linked to the site.

The feds allege that Mantovani transferred passwords for 18 million e-mail accounts in September; he has pleaded not guilty to five counts, including facilitating criminal conduct.

Not only are the operational costs substantial, but the penalties for unwittingly facilitating criminal activity are very high.

Free speech matters critically to a free society, but free speech has never been thought critical to encompass facilitating criminal attacks on children.

There are restrictions, however: hardcover books are typically off-limits; the Bureau of Prisons also prohibits texts that are "detrimental to the security, good order, or discipline of the institution," or that "might facilitate criminal activity".

In a 69-page affidavit seeking the warrant, an agent of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the unit of the Department of Homeland Security that did the investigation, said the five sites — rapgodfathers.com, torrent-finder.com, rmx4u.com, dajaz1.com and onsmash.com — were used "to commit or facilitate criminal copyright infringement".

However, individuals whose systems are being exploited as bots do not typically agree to facilitate criminal enterprise.

"He developed a blueprint for a new way to use the Internet to undermine the law and facilitate criminal transactions," said the office of Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, last week.

Fourth Corner took the matter to court, but Colorado District Court Judge R. Brooke Jackson tossed out the lawsuit earlier this month, ruling that the arrangement "would facilitate criminal activity".

Facebook's standards don't permit hate speech or bullying specifically, as well as a host of other distasteful things like attacking private figures or using the site to facilitate criminal activity.

"It's changed the land from a kind of scrubby brushy area into more of a meadow, reducing taller vegetation that was facilitating the criminal activity in the area," Church told HuffPost.