Sentence examples for without suspicion of from inspiring English sources

The Federal Bureau of Investigation compiles maps of Muslim businesses and religious institutions, without suspicion of specific crimes.

The question was whether the drug tests, conducted without warrants and without suspicion of individual wrongdoing, were unconstitutional searches.

The White House urged House members to vote against a measure from Representative Justin Amash, a Michigan Republican, that would stop the NSA siphoning up the telephone records of millions of Americans without suspicion of a crime.

The UN human rights committee said that allowing Scottish police to stop and search anyone, even children, without suspicion of a crime was "allegedly unlawful and disproportionate", and urged that the powers be repealed.

Among its agenda items is a bipartisan, bicameral bill that seeks to abolish the NSA's ability to collect data in bulk on Americans or inside the United States without suspicion of a crime or a threat to national security.

The lawsuit, brought by the Center for Constitutional Rights and others, claims that the Police Department has a policy of stopping and frisking black and Hispanic New Yorkers without suspicion of any criminality.

Did you know that it's perfectly legal for U.S. customs agents to search your laptop, cellphone and other electronic doodad without your consent, and without any suspicion of wrongdoing?

They believe that the government's recent request to let the FBI get Americans' internet use records in national security investigations without going to court, and without any suspicion of wrongdoing, is a huge expansion of authority that would open floodgates of sensitive information to the FBI.

Patients were classified in three groups: 1) EVD-related ventriculitis; 2) EVD-colonization; and 3) controls (without microbiological findings in CSF and without clinical suspicion of EVD-related infection or colonization).

Today's report found that 15% of stops may have been carried out without reasonable suspicion of criminality.

But investigators have been hampered by German laws that prevent authorities from making arrests without serious suspicion of illegal activity.