Sentence examples for remarkable criminal from inspiring English sources

But perhaps his most remarkable criminal achievement is that of the so-called 'Amarna Princess' that was sold to the Bolton Museum in 2003 for £440,000.

Even the authorities seemed to have a grudging admiration for the scheme, with police labelling it "a remarkable criminal operation", according to one account.

Tomes such as Charles Johnson's Lives of the Most Remarkable Criminals (1734) catalogue the experiences of thieves, rogues and prostitutes.

He told Mercer he was a selfish, shallow criminal "remarkable only by the danger you pose to others".

You are selfish, shallow criminals, remarkable only by the danger you pose to others".

A remarkable feature of English criminal justice, as compared with most European systems, has been the continuing role of lay magistrates, who remain important despite the appointment of paid, legally trained magistrates, now known as district judges, in London and some of the larger cities.

The Lewandowski matter (aka "Grabgate") is remarkable not as a criminal case, but instead, because the dynamics are like those involved in civil harassment and retaliation complaints.

By the time he was forced to resign, Nixon had turned his White House, to a remarkable extent, into a criminal enterprise".

I can hear your conservative uncle interjecting already, but 13th – named for the constitutional amendment that abolished slavery but restricted rights of those deemed "criminals" – is remarkable in the way it takes its time to connect the dots and make its bold thesis.

"This 1001 law is really a remarkable trap," said Harvey Silverglate, a criminal defense lawyer in Boston.

The large number of criminal cases was remarkable because immigration violations generally fall under civil statutes.