Crimes in sentence

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But anonymous companies are making it difficult and sometimes impossible to find out the actual human beings responsible sometimes for really terrible crimes.

And it's just a simple truth that some of the people responsible for outrageous crimes, for stealing from you and me and millions of others, they are remaining faceless and they are escaping accountability and they're doing this with ease, and they're doing it using legal structures.

But there is a strong tradition in American jurisprudence of having discussions with people who have been charged with crimes in order to, if it benefits the government, to get something out of that, that there's always room for that kind of discussion.

Also left out will be confessions to more minor types of crimes that don't typically involve DNA evidence and aren't usually reviewed or appealed following a conviction.

I think we can take steps to prevent another Brendan Dassey, while still getting the crucial information that we need from children and teens to solve crimes.

I know about these laws because I've watched as friends and other travelers were hauled off to jail or received citations for committing these so-called crimes.

The international criminal tribunal delivered a number of sentences for crimes against humanity and genocide.

These objects are used as a forensic tool in visual identification of the victims, but they are also used as very valuable forensic evidence in the ongoing war crimes trials.

Now, it's a term called predictive policing, or algorithmic criminology, and the idea is that if we take a lot of data, for example where past crimes have been, we know where to send the patrols.

But the most important thing here is that the very people who are supposed to defend us, the police, the military, are the ones that committed most of the crimes.

And these are skeletons by now, most of these crimes happened 32 years ago.

I want to appeal to their humanity, to their dignity, to their civic pride and ownership to be able to not react to these heinous crimes in an adverse manner.

It's sad to report that while I was in prison, I used to hear dudes talking about when they get released from prison, what type of crimes they're going to commit when they get back in the street.

I used to hear these conversations and think to myself, "Wow, these dudes are really talking about going back in the street and committing future crimes."

No one was ever sentenced for these crimes.

How did we become so indifferent to these crimes?

Attacks on humanitarian aid workers are war crimes in international law.

Those crimes should not go unpunished.

Then one day in 2011, 10 years after his crimes, Stroman received news.

But Chuck and Tim, kids like them, they're committing crimes!

All three feature the original armchair detective, C. Auguste Dupin, who uses his genius and unusual powers of observation and deduction to solve crimes that baffle the police.

There was woefully inadequate training for sex crimes officers in the police department in general.

And there was perpetual victim blaming when these victims came to report their crimes.

What if we could track the activities and the comings and goings of criminals who commit crimes?

CMU prisoners have all been convicted of crimes.

Do they constitute war crimes against humanity?

Commandeering civilian planes and using them as weapons, dropping atomic bombs, the use of gas chambers or poisonous gas in conflict, all of these actions, if committed, constitute acts of war and war crimes under customary international law and the Hague conventions.

And what becomes of our rights if authorities think they can identify the people likely to commit crimes before they even make a conscious decision to act?

Therefore, to prevent the process from being used as a political weapon, the Constitution specifies that an official can only be impeached for treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.

My third year of law school, I defended people accused of small street crimes, mostly mentally ill, mostly homeless, mostly drug-addicted, all in need of help.

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