Sentence examples for malicious criminal from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Thomas was disbarred last year, over malicious criminal and civil charges brought against political opponents)."Justice," Judge Granville wrote, "was not done for Mr. Bearup".

Calling the case puzzling and tragic, Justice Clancy discussed the difficulty of balancing the interests of justice when presented with an officer who had "no malicious criminal intent," but who had "incomprehensibly fired his gun five times".

"We saw a rising trend in illegal, malicious criminal activity here".

The other category included all other intentional misuse and abuse of drugs or poisons that were not according to prescribed use and were used for reasons like recreational use for psychotropic effects, for malicious criminal intent as well as purposes of sabotage or terrorism.

They called the theft and leaks "malicious criminal acts".

Sony Pictures condemned the WikiLeaks release in a statement, and tried to shoot down Wikileaks' argument that the documents and emails belong in the public domain, describing the initial cyber attack as "a malicious criminal act". .

For Global Times this marks the end of an era when "Chinese people have been bullied around the world, and are often the targets of malicious criminals".

"The lives of many innocent people have been affected by this malicious and criminal conduct, and in this regard I am filled with pain, hurt and frustration," Mr. Chen said.

On Tuesday, a committee rejected a collection of amendments aimed at fixing a bill whose main goal, purportedly, is to help the nation protect itself from malicious hackers, criminal and governmental.

He spoke harshly about Ravi's conduct — "mean-spirited, malicious and criminal" — but repeated his opinion, also mentioned at trial, that there was some muddle in the phrasing of New Jersey's bias laws, and he argued that the legislature cannot have meant the statute "to apply to this kind of behavior".

A quarter of the 2009 breaches were the result of a malicious or criminal attack (as opposed to company negligence or a system glitch), according to the Ponemon Institute.