Sentence examples for skilled criminal from inspiring English sources

Petersen was a holdover from earlier administrations and a skilled criminal lawyer.

What is worrying is the trend the Moldova case, and its savvy smugglers, feed into one of wider organizations of semi-skilled or skilled criminal organizations successfully moving many small or a few large shipments of dangerous materials to dangerous buyers.

That touched off fears that computer-skilled criminals could use the data for credit-card fraud and other forms of identity theft.

In other countries where there is no shortage of lawyers skilled in criminal law and trial practice, private lawyers undertake this duty, being assigned by the court or being chosen by the accused person himself.

The NCA said that Dridex, known also as Bugat and Cridex, was created by "technically skilled cyber criminals in eastern Europe to harvest online banking details, which are then exploited to steal money from individuals and businesses around the world.

LAS VEGAS — The Web site of ManTech International, a $2.6 billion computer security company that won a major F.B.I. contract, sells its services this way: "Whether an intrusion is conducted by a skilled outsider with criminal intent, an adolescent hacker seeking a thrill or a disgruntled employee bent on revenge or espionage, the potential risks to the organization are enormous".

A low graduation rate from the giant Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) feeds through into fewer skilled workers, more criminals and every social ill in America's second-biggest city, from drug abuse to broken families.And the rate is low indeed.

Moreover, the money going for offense lures some talented researchers away from work on defense, while tax dollars may end up flowing to skilled hackers simultaneously supplying criminal groups.

While he refused to comment specifically on the findings of any report, he answered generally that the damning evidence of an investigation can look very different upon closer inspection and when it comes up against the counter-evidence produced by a skilled defense in a criminal trial.

It requires cooperation among global law enforcement, and such criminals are skilled at destroying evidence.

The twins were viewed by police as a criminal double act, skilled at evading prosecution by exploiting the fact that neither the police nor their victims could tell them apart.