Sentence examples for latter crime from inspiring English sources

He had committed a number of thefts before the Greystone holdup, & was on parole when the latter crime took place.

The latter crime was the only one he has been charged with that did not occur between West 73rd and West 95th Streets, the police said.

Both of these latter crime types display particularly weak connections to burglary and vandalism.

An example of the latter crime would be when the partners are hitting each other as one of them is driving a vehicle down the road.

At the time of writing she is awaiting trial for the latter offence, as well the crime of "insulting the King".

Of the latter items, crime will likely become a major issue for both old and new members of the Union, particularly since the EU's virtually borderless domain makes for the unfettered movement of people, capital and information.

Let's start with the latter: The crime was heinous, and the deaths were inflicted in a way that shocks the conscience.

One such entanglement was his recent indictment for public indecency and disrespecting a place of worship--the latter a crime that no one had ever even heard of.

Ms. Knoller's husband, Robert Noel, is charged with the latter two crimes and faces up to four years if convicted.

As Felsen sinks deeper into personal corruption, the seeds are sown for the latter-day crime that now seems as inevitable as some mythic tragedy.

Hughes was also a poet, and The New Republic called "In a Lonely Place" "a latter-day 'Crime and Punishment.' " In an afterword, Lisa Maria Hogeland, a professor at the University of Cincinnati, notes that "Lonely Place" is one of many pulps about returning war veterans with adjustment problems.