Sentence examples for perpetrator article from inspiring English sources

Indictments under this clause of the Health Law are based on the Criminal Code (KUHP), but this states that the punishment for illegal abortion is 5.5 years' imprisonment for the perpetrator (Article 348) and 4 years' for a woman inducing her own abortion (Article 346) (Republic of Indonesia, undated).

According to the General Prosecutor's website, the perpetrators were sentenced under article 105, part 2 (murder of more than two individuals committed by an organized group), article 162, part 4 (robbery with violence by an organized group with the infliction of grave injury to the victim), article 161, part 3 (robbery committed by an organized on a large scale).

The current article reports on perpetrator characteristics gathered in the first large-scale prevalence study on interpersonal violence against children in sport in the Netherlands and Belgium.

That morning, Shahzad had published the article naming Kashmiri as the perpetrator of the attack on the Mehran base — broadcasting, once again, his connection to the militant leader.

According to various journal articles on the subject, a perpetrator was "masterful in the world of deceit, because she gains the support of the nursing and medical staff, who view her as a dedicated, committed, loving, and caring mother".

In a previous article on the same material, we accounted for perpetrators of the violence among the adolescents' violence exposure during the past 12 months [ 5].

Barry Bearak's article gave voice to all the family members including the perpetrator, the father.

Bullying is not an isolated behavior by a perpetrator and is often the beginning of an antisocial behavior pattern (news article, April 25).

For this article, I'll stick with penalties for drug smuggling, perpetrators and suckers alike.

There was an article that popped up years ago, where somebody referred to the perpetrator of the Simon's Rock shooting as an "ex-school shooter".

This article deepens on the question how to conceptualize the victim-perpetrator imaginary about child soldiers through an interdisciplinary dialogue between children's rights law, psychosocial approaches and transitional justice.