Sentence examples for viewed criminal from inspiring English sources

Britain viewed criminal prosecutions as difficult to achieve and the tax office had focused on taking civil action, minister Gauke said.

The public and press have a constitutionally protected right to view criminal trials, and the use of television cameras is a natural and reasonable extension of that right.

But today, when proceedings can be captured by a single camera positioned in a corner of the courtroom, the right to a "public" trial should be interpreted to allow Americans to view criminal trials via television.

Crime scientists working with SNA have come to view criminal networks differently from other social networks because they operate in hostile environments.

The Xtreme Exchange Commission will take a more laid-back approach to securities fraud, viewing criminal activity as the result of youthful exuberance rather than a sociopathic mind-set or a perfidious desire to line one's pockets.

But senior administration officials have been bugging members of Congress to cut a deal for weeks, viewing criminal justice reform as a critical component of the president's legacy.

If simply publishing names and addresses were viewed as criminal in itself, where would we be?

In many criminal cases, the common-law requirement that a defendant must have a mens rea (ie, he must or should know that he is doing wrong) has been weakened or erased".The founders viewed the criminal sanction as a last resort, reserved for serious offences, clearly defined, so ordinary citizens would know whether they were violating the law.

Largely, due to behaviors that stem from unresolved trauma and mental health problems that are viewed, as criminal.

Living in L.A. during the Rodney King riots, I understood well enough the jaundiced eye with which the black community viewed the criminal justice system.

In his view, criminal ideology had replaced communist ideology.