Sentence examples for knowledge of crime from inspiring English sources

The painting suggests direct observation, intimate knowledge of crime and punishment.

Kerkorian disclaimed any knowledge of crime connections, but Forbes magazine printed further allegations.

On his side, Hank's intimate knowledge of crime scenes helped them fake two photos on his cameraphone.

"The duty to disclose knowledge of crime rests upon all citizens," a 1953 U.S. Supreme Court opinion, in the case Stein v. New York, reads.

It also reflects the character depth and conversational complexity of a 14-year-old's first effort at fiction, perhaps a 14-year-old whose knowledge of crime, violence, drug use, greed, sexuality and the way adults use four- and seven-letter words has come from the Internet.

Mr. Kennedy has worked as a policeman but Ms. LaForgia said he lacks the qualifications to be a commissioner, with no supervisory experience and little knowledge of crime-fighting techniques.

Lawton is more interested in meeting detectives who have "hands on" knowledge of crimes rather than senior police chiefs.

The tabloids deny institutional knowledge of crimes committed in obtaining their stories, blaming any wrongdoing on a few miscreants.

And prosecutors around the country have increasingly relied on rap lyrics in criminal trials as evidence of intent or knowledge of crimes.

Notably, the commission found that deaths were centrally tracked and that military and civilian superiors have knowledge of crimes, or are at least were aware of allegations and chose to "consciously disregard such information".

This dilemma, where those most involved with a crime possess the lion's share of information and can bargain for time off while those who may have little involvement -- and thus little knowledge of crimes -- receive a full sentence, is a frustratingly common occurrence.