Sentence examples for presumed criminal from inspiring English sources

Many blacks sympathised with the professor because they, too, have been presumed criminal.

We need a new term for someone who deliberately leaves his car boot open with valuables on show and then, when the presumed criminal fails to fall into the trap, clobbers him anyway for resisting arrest.

The age for presumed criminal responsibility in England and Wales is 10, much lower than in many other European countries.

He said a special investigator was immediately assigned to "initiate measures to shed light on these presumed criminal activities".

And when bullets start flying, everyone is vulnerable: in 2010 the onboard tally included 155 drivers, 54 bus assistants, 71 passengers and 14 presumed criminals.

A fierce three-hour confrontation between federal forces and drug cartel gunmen hauled up inside a ranch in western Mexico killed at least 42 "presumed criminals" and one police officer, according to the government.

And when you tolerate the poisonous notion that "illegal" is a stain that can never be erased, with no path to atonement, then you turn the undocumented into a permanent class of presumed criminals who have no rights.

The police in San Luis Potosí State said the attack occurred on a main highway about midway between Mexico City, the capital, and Monterrey, the same highway where, a month ago, a group of armed men clashed with the federal police in a running battle that left five presumed criminals dead.

Immigrants are presumed criminals or terrorists.

Immigrants are presumed criminals and terrorists before they're given a chance to be half-treated as humans.

Our intel shows that Al Qaeda's instructions to its people are 'Get your hazmat license, get your tanker-truck license, and we will use them as weapons.' So any tanker spill here is presumed to be criminal in nature, and it's investigated as such until proved otherwise.