Sentence examples for familiar criminal from inspiring English sources

And Ray Winstone extends his familiar criminal repertoire to Biblical proportions as the flood worthy Tubal-cain.

Practising on the Assize Circuits, however, was a different matter; dealing with his more familiar criminal law rather than the commercial law of the Exchequer, Garrow performed far better.

Others decide to pursue material relating to less familiar criminals.

Such accusations need to live up to a standard familiar from criminal law: certain that the information is correct, beyond a reasonable doubt.

In the old days, Litvinenko had been familiar with criminal clans in Russsia, now he was making risky approaches to the Italian mafia.

Then they offered him a deal familiar to criminal defendants everywhere: plead guilty, and get off relatively easily in his case, six months in a "low security setting"—or take your chances at trial, and face a harsher sentence if you lose.

They have attended to all the little details that make for the successful and now familiar arrests, criminal complaints, trials, and (for the most part) convictions in the ever-distracting war against... what?

"All the institutional defenders, who have great expertise and are familiar with criminal defense work, get conflicted off the cases, because you can't represent fifty people in one indictment you can only do one," said Professor Howell.

"A lot of folks even familiar with criminal justice and the death penalty system thought that, by the time you executed somebody, you're really gonna get these people that the court describes as the worst of the worst," Smith said.

They were quite familiar with criminals.

The people here are not familiar with international criminal activity — this comes from Pakistan.