It's a failure to rectify increasing crime trends in their precincts".
There is historic justice in trying to rectify a crime committed a half-century ago that galvanized the architectural preservation movement.
On Monday, the association approved a proposal to allow -- but not require -- a lawyer to disclose a client's confidences to prevent or rectify a crime by that client that would cause substantial financial harm to others, if the lawyer's services were used to further the crime.
(Crimes on "Rectify" are like that: violence so ordinary that no one reports it and, when someone does, the justice system makes it worse).
If American TV ever remade this show, that twist would almost certainly be turned into a gimmick, but as with character-driven crime narratives like "Rectify," "Prime Suspect" and "Luther," the point of the story is to examine the nature of obsession from both sides of the criminal divide.
"The real-time report can say an assault or robbery," he said, "but three weeks later it can be a different crime or maybe no crime, and we don't always go back and rectify the reports that are driven by that initial report".
This arrangement, called deferred prosecution, is often offered in the federal justice system when offenders of minor crimes show a good-faith effort to rectify previous actions and do not commit future violations.
A focus on the positive this anniversary can make some of us anxious, make us afraid that people will forget the crimes and cruel indifferences we vowed to rectify somehow.
"Many factions of the industry have worked closely over the past eight months to rectify the security breaches that led to the commission of this crime.
In turn, such adjusting is what it takes to provide good customer service to help rectify such a mistake rather than thinking of it as a crime and escalating what happened into a police matter.
