Sentence examples for terms of criminal from inspiring English sources

In terms of criminal justice, Walker's primary effort has been to expand gun rights.

Some of the encounters with passing vehicles have been fuzzy in terms of criminal intent.

"At this stage, I'm not sure if we are there in terms of criminal conduct," he said.

He said the boy was "under the radar" in terms of criminal responsibility, as children under 10 in the Northern Territory cannot be held liable for their actions.

Chapter 10 introduces China's legal system in litigation and non-litigation procedure in terms of criminal, civil, administrative and non-litigation procedures.

"I do not believe his actions and behaviour reflect the vast majority involved in the various forms of countryside management, most of whom understand the clear lines that should not be crossed in terms of criminal persecution of wildlife.

Plans to halve the jail terms of criminals who plead guilty early were dropped from an overhaul of sentencing; instead, in a bill published on June 21st, some tariffs were raised.

If they'd kept those going, the EU probably wouldn't make much difference in terms of criminals travelling from one European country to the next, but they eventually got rid of them.

"Indicted" carries a strong judicial whiff it is a technical term of criminal procedure but it means nothing more than formally accused.

"I do believe that we need a federal statute that has a criminal penalty and we have to look at what the statute will be in terms of the criminal penalty," said Senator Ted Stevens, the Republican from Alaska who is chairman of the Commerce Committee.

"If there is evidence to pursue in terms of any criminal activity, whether it be phone-hacking, corruption or otherwise, that has to be pursued".