Sentence examples for police induced from inspiring English sources

I think that the victims of police induced trauma have a clear case for being under a tyrannical occupation, too.

Under state law, for an entrapment defense to succeed, the defendants have to show that the police "induced or encouraged" them to commit a crime and that they were not predisposed to commit that crime.

Likewise, while Levitt (2004), Blumstein and Rosenfeld (2008) and others have largely discarded the notion that changed policing strategies induced the crime drop, it is held to pass the present test because it continues to garner some support, particularly that of Zimring (2012) though that study does not seem to identify a clear mechanism by which policing caused crime to fall in New York.

"It is certainly possible that some of these disparities are prompted by the language and behavior of the community members themselves, particularly as historical tensions in Oakland and preexisting beliefs about the legitimacy of the police may induce fear, anger, or stereotype threat".

But Detective Zaher Zahrey insisted that prosecutors and police investigators had induced criminals to implicate him falsely.

Can our efficient police not be induced to apprehend one of these fools?

Perhaps, increased police-enforcement induces undocumented migrants to go 'into the shadows' in an effort to avoid apprehension –a move that could imply restricted driving, employment and, in turn, earning and remitting capabilities.

Ms. Hill was initially questioned on a charge that she had induced a police official to illegally share information.

The police decided that their investigation had been leaked, Mr. Carr writes, and Ms. Hill was initially questioned on a charge that she had induced a police official to illegally share information.

He was admitted in critical condition and placed in a medically induced coma, police said.

In her new book, Waiting to Be Heard, she says the accusation was a pure fabrication, induced by police intimidation.