Sentence examples for ordered the crime from inspiring English sources

"This is a politically motivated version of who ordered the crime," she said.

There are six suspects, but whoever ordered the crime has not yet been found.

NOTHING surprises her now, least of all the fact that it took nearly three years to bring the indictments for the murder or that they did not identify who ordered the crime.

The fact that Dadaev carried himself with apparent nonchalance after his return to Chechnya from Moscow, for example, showed either that he had nothing to hide and had been set up or that he operated with impunity, certain that those who ordered the crime would cover for him.

A lieutenant who oversees detectives ordered the crime, and all others like it in the future, to be classified as embezzlement, a minor offense that doesn't register on the division's crime totals, the sergeant said.

"It is very good but from now on the investigation should be as public as possible because the most important thing is to identify and apprehend those who ordered the crime".

But William Schabas, a professor of international criminal law, said that even without "a signature on direct orders" he believes there is now sufficient evidence to hold the president to account, using the doctrine of command responsibility".We can hold him responsible," Schabus says, "even if we can't prove that he actually ordered the crimes.

In a sweeping rejection of most of the charges against the general, the appeals court said that the lower court had been "wholly erroneous" in its assessment of the case and that there was no evidence that General Blaskic had ordered the crimes against civilians in Ahmici and neighboring villages in April 1993.

Several other high-profile killings in Russia, including the 2006 shooting of journalist Anna Politkovskaya, have been attributed to gunmen from Chechnya and other parts of the North Caucasus region, while those who ordered the crimes were never firmly identified.

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Mr. Azhar said they had been charged with failure to perform their duties by ordering the crime scene hosed down two hours after the attack, by removing evidence and by reducing Ms. Bhutto's security detail several days before the attack.