Sentence examples for offensive crimes from inspiring English sources
In that letter, the lawyers appeared eager to question the credibility of the witness to what prosecutors say was one of Sandusky's most offensive crimes: the rape of a young boy on Penn State property in 2002.
"It's an offensive crime," Justice FitzGerald said.
If offensive language crimes cannot be evenly applied, should they continue to exist on our statute books?
But Bratton is convinced that, with better management and morale, the N.Y.P.D. can actually go on the offensive against crime.
In the ten years after 1986, the average term in federal prison rose from 39 to 54 months.In this section Too many convicts Europe's Muslims Naught for your comfort Full of sound and fury The case against grey Tony Blair is not a poodle Reprints Related items Prison and beyond: A stigma that never fadesAug 8th 2002Did it work?This offensive against crime is generally held to be a success.
In addition, it has said, more than 5,300 people have been missing since Mr. Calderón began his offensive against organized crime in 2006.
A recent surge in drug-related killings threatens to undermine public confidence in the leadership of Mexico's president, Felipe Calderón, and in his offensive against organised crime.
The army and navy's role in public security operations escalated dramatically when President Felipe Calderón launched a major offensive against organized crime at the end of 2006.
Buscaglia has long been a vehement critic of the military-led offensive against organised crime launched by President Felipe Calderón in 2006 and continued by his successor, Enrique Peña Nieto.
President Felipe Calderón, who began a major offensive against organized crime in 2006, lamented on his Twitter account "this perverse act of terror and barbarity" and said it showed the need to persevere in the fight against crime.
The struggle between the Sinaloa Federation and the Gulf/Zetas would continue to be a major axis of the escalating violence that followed President Felipe Calderón's launch of a military-led offensive against organised crime in December 2006.
