Sentence examples for given a criminal from inspiring English sources
Has he given a criminal performance?
The leader of Britain's A&E doctors is urging the police to adopt a "zero-tolerance" strategy towards binge drinking that would see troublesome drunks arrested, charged and given a criminal record.
For one reason or another, some people who are given a criminal sanction do change, while others, no matter how long the sentence or severe the punishment, may never mend their ways.
Referring to the garbage cans residents here use, he said, "To be given a criminal record for leaving your wheelie bin open by three inches has, I think, really gone beyond the bounds of responsible behavior".
Mr Hain claims that the measures could save up to £200m a year, as well as produce better services for all.Letting fugitive paramilitaries re-emerge to be given a cre-emerge tord and put "on licence" bet escape imprisonment—has also been under discussion for a while.
It was, in fact, a little pamphlet, and inside everything was explained: these are not police officers, this is not a real stop, and you have not been given a criminal summons, "although you very well might have if you were in a different neighborhood and a person of color".
The clause gives a criminal defendant the right "to be confronted with the witnesses against him".
Then the mood shifted again; he gave a criminal's eulogy.
They have ruled that police may enter a home without knocking if announcing their presence might give a criminal a chance to destroy evidence, for example by flushing drugs down the toilet.
The Supreme Court has previously ruled that the Sixth Amendment gives a criminal defendant a right to an effective lawyer during plea-bargain negotiations and when the defendant gives up the right to a trial and accepts a plea offer.
A federal judge reserved ruling on Friday on requests to suspend the civil trial of Galleon hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam and other defendants on insider-trading charges in order to give a criminal trial precedence.
