Sentence examples for of future crime from inspiring English sources
This is, in short, the punishment of future crime.
The scenes where they roll around in their police cruiser needling each other are so absorbing and entertaining – a wifi-enabled bromance – that the additional solving of future crime begins to feel more like an imposition than an imperative.
This is a shame, because data made available in recent years does not support its central contention, namely that refusing to pay ransom reduces the risk of future crime.
Reductions in re-offending save the taxpayer, reduce the number of future crime victims and may persuade the investors to reinvest their capital back into helping make society a better place for us all.
As Starr acknowledges, however, judges have always considered risk of future crime "informally". Without statistically validated instruments, judges must make seat-of-the-pants judgments that, because they are opaque, are virtually impossible to challenge, even when they are influenced by an offender's race or class.
I feel like a bit of a do-gooder, but I confess it would make me feel good to persuade him out of future crime.
It is a situation reminiscent of the Philip K. Dick short story "The Minority Report" where people are convicted of future crimes they have yet to commit.
My Office will continue to work hard to ensure justice for the victims and accountability for the perpetrators, and to contribute to the prevention of future crimes.
I want to believe that the United States will eventually lead the way into an era of justice and prevention of future crimes against humanity.
Despite a focus on rehabilitation and deterrence of future crimes, however, roughly 4 in 10 adult American offenders return to prison within three years of their release, the report found.
Bonnie Docherty, HRW's senior arms division researcher and the report's lead author, said: "No accountability means no deterrence of future crimes, no retribution for victims, no social condemnation of the responsible party.
