Sentence examples for identification of perpetrators from inspiring English sources
We know many of their names thanks to police identification of perpetrators of attacks in Europe and the US.
Indeed, spurred by high rates of recidivism (the tendency of a previously convicted criminal to return to prior criminal behaviour despite punishment or imprisonment), some governments have even instituted the policy of banking DNA samples from all convicted criminals in order to facilitate the identification of perpetrators of future crimes.
This registry will be developed using a revised questionnaire with specific questions on the location, time and circumstances of the attack as well as the number and identification of perpetrators and the type of sexual violence.
He cites estimates that more than 75,000 criminal trials in this country are decided each year on eyewitness testimony, and then relates a recent study of cases where DNA evidence indicated that 90percentt of eyewitness identifications of perpetrators were wrong.
Nevertheless, the few studies of criminal investigation that have been conducted stress the limited contribution of such scientific methods to the identification of unknown perpetrators.
Certainly given the identification of the perpetrators of the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris with al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, there is a justifiable concern that AQAP will take advantage of potential chaos.
Its function seems to be to serve as a warning to fellow citizens, or perhaps an attempt at public shaming, though in either case the lack of detail on the sketch makes a positive identification of the perpetrator-parent unlikely.
The second part of the talk focuses on incremental inference in a complex, multi-modal, and evolving world, considering the task of incremental identification of the perpetrator in episodes of a TV crime series (CSI).
In an e-mail addressed to the entire U.S. membership of the American Society for Microbiology (ASM), the agency urged the scientists to share information that might lead to identification of the perpetrator.
Constructed by the Nursing Research Consortium on Violence and Abuse, 7 the AAS consists of questions designed to elicit the history of violence against women within a stated period of time and for the identification of the perpetrator.
