Sentence examples for suspects need to from inspiring English sources
For any aspect of politics to decisively make it into the popular consciousness, at least some high-profile people beyond the usual suspects need to talk about it – particularly in an age when politicians are held in such low esteem.
Hard decisions have to be made about prioritising which suspects need to be put under physical and electronic surveillance, they have said.
WASHINGTON — Crime suspects need to speak up if they want to invoke their legal right to remain silent, the Supreme Court said Monday in a ruling that highlights the limited reach of the famous Miranda decision.
The new recommendations included: all TB suspects need to be tested for HIV, in HIV positive individuals only two sputa (spot-morning) need to be obtained and one positive smear is enough to diagnose TB; a chest X-ray and Mycobacterium tuberculosis cultures should be performed if smears are negative and an antibiotic trial should not be done as a diagnostic test [ 8].
The safety of police officers and of suspects needs to be balanced.
Mr. McMillin said the suspects needed to be moved through the court system more quickly or they would have to be housed in tents or released from jail.
Rowley told the MPs that so far the passports of 20 potential British jihadis have been seized under new legislation to prevent them travelling to Syria but that police powers to bail suspects needed to be strengthened.
In November 2003, Mr. Chertoff, then a federal judge, delivered a widely noted speech in which he said the policy of open-ended detentions for terror suspects needed to be changed.
But surviving and successful applications of this technology to dispute resolution will, I suspect, need to be informed by the best scholarship on adjudicative and non-adjudicative methods for settling disagreements.
To be convicted of voter fraud, a suspect needs to have criminal intent.
According to a counter-terrorism expert familiar with the interrogation of the Al Qaeda suspect, Mitchell announced that the suspect needed to be subjected to rougher methods.
