She can determine the likely escape path of a criminal by studying the trampled plants near a crime scene, link suspects to crimes by analysing plant residue on their shoes, or show which country or region a footprint comes from by analysing the makeup of the soil.
"He chose a path of illegality and criminal conduct," Mr. Huber told the panel.
It is a bold notion: since independence, Singapore's rulers have been so secure in office that the only aspect of politics in need of reinvention has been the opposition, whose leading lights have trodden a forlorn path of defamation suits, criminal prosecution and emigration.
It washed back all over our screens, marred only by the kind of breathless media hype that might have embarrassed Adolf at Nuremberg, and reminded us of some oddly hopeful days back in '97, when Mr Blair had yet to settle on his cabinet and his chosen faces for sad and happy, let alone on his fascinating career path of millionaire war criminal.
Mr Balko's writings have been cited by the US Supreme Court and the Mississippi State Supreme Court, and his reporting has helped illuminate the path to justice in a number of criminal cases—his reporting has even helped get a man off of death row.
Our evaluation results from capability comparisons, usability feedback, and measures of performance, indicate that we are on the right path to integrate a broad range of criminal network synthesis and sense-making tasks in one tool.
People's everyday routine activities explain how the paths of victims and offenders overlap to create a tapestry of criminal opportunities.
That being said, most criminals choose the path of least resistance, and many look for crimes of opportunity.
In a nutshell, criminals follow the path of least resistance.
"This strong bill charts a path of progress for real reforms with additional criminal penalties on wrongdoing".
