Sentence examples for present crime from inspiring English sources

The present crime spree is his revenge from beyond the grave.

Judge Lippman also endorsed a recommendation that investigators who present crime victims with photographs to identify perpetrators not know which of the choices is the suspect.

The case was settled with the imposition of the Handschu guidelines, which prohibited investigations of political and religious organizations unless there was "specific information" that the group was linked to past or present crime.

The computer program analyses police activities, aggregating huge amounts of information, from past and present crime records to real-time data from police patrols.

Fourth, the study needed to present crime prevalence rates over a clearly defined period so that annual crime prevalence rates could be calculated.

It is reasonable to assume, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, that if we had incarcerated "only" 307,276 individuals in the years between 1978 and 2009, the present crime rate -- and the concern about crime -- would be quite different from it is today.

That ruling barred prosecutors from presenting crime lab reports without testimony from the analysts who prepared them.

Appealing to the mass market, it presented crime stories, human tragedies, celebrity gossip, sports, comics, and puzzles.

Critics note that, after years of providing the public with data on murders, rapes, thefts and other crimes, the government has changed the way it presents crime statistics, focusing on what it calls "index crimes" rather than giving a detailed accounting.

This is some of the information delivered by the DC MPD at a community meeting convened by Councilmember Mary Cheh Wardd 3, District 2), where police officers matter-of-factly presented crime figures and discussed how the MPD is tackling robberies.

The critics again complained about the criminal aspect; The Spectator declared "this sort of book presents crime in a form too entertaining and attractive to be moral", while the reviewer for The Illustrated London News thought that Hornung's "invention has obviously flagged .