Sentence examples for judicial criminal from inspiring English sources

If we can create a planetary context where drug addicts are treated as people with a health issue - not a judicial, criminal issue - that would create the perfect context for us to advance".

Shelton said recommendations had to be made to stop the judicial, criminal and child protection systems "operating in silos" because it was apparent that vital information about Anderson's escalating behaviour was not communicated between – or even within – those departments.

"Research shows that placing children in adult institutions accentuates criminal behavior after release … subjecting children who commit minor or petty offences to judicial criminal jurisdiction was self-destruction and self-defeating," he said.

They include supporting parents and equipping children with life skills; changing attitudes; strengthening judicial, criminal and social systems and services; and generating evidence and awareness about violence and its human and socio-economic costs, in order to change attitudes and norms.

Under Britain's judicial system, criminal charges are drawn up by the Crown Prosecution Service on the basis of evidence gathered by the police.

Under Britain's judicial system, criminal charges are drawn up by the prosecutors on the basis of evidence gathered by the police.

CHART: Top Issues at Supreme Court Hearings: An analysis of every question asked and every answer given at Supreme Court confirmation hearings in the last 70 years shows that judicial philosophy, criminal justice and individual rights were the most frequently discussed issues.

As one exasperated Eurocrat put it: "The Italians are delaying one anti-fraud measure because they have been caught out under another".These problems of mutual mistrust will increase if the EU's plans for much deeper judicial and criminal integration proceed apace.

In the area of judicial cooperation in criminal matters, particular attention should be paid to the draft convention on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters between the Member States.

With criminal, judicial, and parliamentary enquiries into hacking likely to take years, there may not be an easy political consensus to allow News Corp to buy BSkyB.

What Cameron fails to appreciate is that the Inquiries Act of 2005 protects suspects, by preventing any judicial finding on criminal or civil liability.