"harsh crime" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a criminal act that is particularly severe or brutal. Example: The perpetrator was sentenced to life in prison for his role in the harsh crime of murder and torture.
Under President Paul Kagame, ethnic divisions are less harsh, crime rates have fallen, the economy is growing at 4% a year and the country's politics seem stable.
Karl Andree's son talks about his father's sentence Mr Andree's case has brought renewed focus on the harsh crime and punishment regime enforced in the kingdom, as well as calls for David Cameron to intervene personally.
Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, has acknowledged the racially disproportionate impacts of overly harsh crime policy for many years, and worked in the Senate to reform the criminal justice system," Holder said in a statement to The Washington Post.
Bill Clinton chose that path with his harsh crime laws, V-Chip and school uniform proposals; and with the help of Newt Gingrich's errors he saved his presidency — kind of —, but he accomplished nothing that he would want to share with King and Johnson if he should ever run into them in the next life.
And if you are a part of a population that is very criminalized and demonized on a moral level, that battle to be vindicated of a harsh crime is just that much harder.
Duterte's harsh crime-fighting tactics earned him the nicknames "the Punisher" and "Duterte Harry" (in reference to the film character Dirty Harry, the ruthlessly effective police inspector portrayed by actor Clint Eastwood), but critics such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch claimed that Duterte was responsible for more than 1,000 extrajudicial killings.
I believe that the judicial system with so many more serious severe and harsh crimes being committed in New Orleans, they should never use the taxpayer's money and "real concerns" to recklessly punish anyone in this manner for the crime in which I'm being punished for.
They can charge a defendant with the harshest crime, carrying the harshest penalty and then basically "extort" (my word, not his) guilty pleas from vulnerable defendants.
With a move to stricter security measures, harsher crime laws, and cutbacks to prison rehabilitation programs, I wondered how Stephen Harper's government somehow overlooked the artsy pastime taking place within this Vancouver Island compound: prison theater.
With a move to stricter security measures, harsher crime laws and cut-backs to prison rehabilitation programs, I wondered how Stephen Harper's government somehow overlooked the artsy pastime taking place within this Vancouver Island compound: prison theatre.
But by the early '80s, the lenient juvenile laws appeared ill equipped to deal with the harsher crimes being committed by juveniles.
