Sentence examples for violent criminal acts from inspiring English sources
In their press release, Anonymous said the KKK continued to "inflict civil rights violations, commit violent crimes and solicit others to commit violent criminal acts".
In the wake of the Trump-Kim summit, Trump's allies have been quick to note that other presidents have met with foreign leaders accused of violent, criminal acts.
Mr. Jackson, who turned 41 Tuesday, has a long record of violent criminal acts and a history of mental illness and drug abuse.
A gifted running back for Nebraska and the St. Louis Rams, Phillips derailed his career with a series of violent criminal acts off the field.
But when the defense asked Mr. Quijano whether Mr. Buck was likely to commit violent criminal acts if he were sentenced to life imprisonment, Mr. Quijano replied, "The probability of that happening in prison would be low".
The results of two peer-reviewed studies published in a 2008 issue of the journal Criminal Justice and Behavior suggest that "playing violent video games does not constitute a significant risk for future violent criminal acts".
They replied that despite excellent behavior in prison, "this was a horrific criminal act," and "to release you at this time would deprecate the seriousness of your extremely violent criminal act and undermine respect for the law".
They say on the Flickr page that they hope to "bring to justice those who have committed violent and criminal acts".
The department insisted that Ms. Hussey's mother contributed to her daughter's death because she didn't tell police about Mr. Flemmi's "violent and criminal acts".
Retributivism pulls in opposing directions: genetic predisposition to violent or criminal acts may suggest "a volitional disability that makes blame inappropriate" or "a permanence that invites blame" (Wasserman 2001, p. 304).
The mother would not lose her rights; she would only gain the right to have her baby recognised separately if, due to a violent or criminal act, the baby is harmed or loses life.
