Sentence examples for recognized criminal from inspiring English sources

The commission would be made up of recognized criminal justice experts, and charged with examining a range of policies that have emerged haphazardly across the country and recommending reforms.

Following the Civil War many well-organized bands of thieves flourished in N.Y. through fences, or receivers of stolen property, who operated in the recognized criminal districts, and masked their real business by conducting small stores, generally carrying imperishable stock which was never exchanged, for legitimate customers were few and not encouraged.

And while most people would likely understand not taking money from recognized criminal and terrorist organizations, this situation does not apply.

Catholic parents were left to ask how much education it takes to recognize criminal child abusers for what they are.

In recognizing criminals or suspects, said Tom Colatosti, chief executive of Viisage since 1999, FaceFinder "automates what police officers do".

But, when an act is recognized as criminal, that in itself can "serve as a disincentive.

Forty years ago, in Gideon v. Wainwright, the Supreme Court recognized that criminal defendants have a right to counsel.

"After several interventions on our behalf, the file was finally re-opened and recognized as criminal".

Routine activity theory is used to understand criminal events by recognizing the criminal events can only occur when motivated offenders and suitable targets converge in time and space with the lack of capable guardians (Cohen and Felson 1979; Felson and Cohen 1980 , 1981.

Courts and cops have long recognized that criminals often make the best C.I.s.

Apart from Calchas, she is the only character to recognize the criminal absurdity of Iphigenia's sacrifice.