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(Speaks Spanish) What I want these drawings to convey is that an immigrant is not a criminal.
It is corrosive, it is criminal, it is toxic and it is predatory.
And they can join the criminal world, or they can join the legitimate world.
We should be able to make that choice easier for them to get toward the legitimate world, because if we don't, they will go toward the criminal world.
And this quick, easy money then goes on to fund the more serious types of crime, and it pays the way to making these organizations, these criminal organizations, look more legitimate.
And so, I think of what I'm doing not so much as studying the defendant in a criminal trial, but studying the jury.
And I couldn't help notice that the people who were perpetrating the appalling atrocities, the paramilitary organizations, were actually the same people running the organized criminal syndicates.
And I came to think that behind the violence lay a sinister criminal enterprise.
And so I resolved to travel around the world examining this global criminal underworld by talking to policemen, by talking to victims, by talking to consumers of illicit goods and services.
Photography offered the criminal justice system a tool that transformed innocent citizens into criminals, and the criminal justice system failed to recognize the limitations of relying on photographic identifications.
And we certainly should think in the context of a criminal trial that that's unlikely, because of the presumption of innocence.
These were money taken out to fund the growth of the terror, illegal and criminal economy.
The U.S. in the 1990s was borrowing against the growth of the terror, illegal and criminal economy.
And by behaviors, I can mean things like criminal behavior, or voting behavior, or health care behavior, like smoking, or vaccination, or product adoption, or other kinds of behaviors that relate to interpersonal influence.
Do I tell him that even if he pays for his Skittles and sweet tea there will still be those who will watch him and see a criminal before child; who will call the police and not wait for them to come.
And there will be moments when I cannot protect him when he is seen as a terrorist ... just as black people in America are still seen as criminal.
Once again the nefarious criminal mastermind the Bat (hammy Luis Aceves Castaneda) is trying to steal valuable jewelry from the Aztec mummy Popoca.
He justified his criminal career by pointing out his poor background at every opportunity.
This film sadly compromised in quality by miscasts, appalling accents and woeful acting.Ricci Harnett in the lead role of Leach does a reasonable job of conveying the transition from thuggery to serious criminal but his accent is all over the place.
Following his role in the fine caper SEVEN THIEVES (1960) – which I’ve watched several years back – Edward G. Robinson seemed to be stuck playing elderly criminal mastermind types (apart from the odd juicy role as in THE CINCINNATI KID [1965]).
The idea that a charming, charismatic, top V.I.P employee could suddenly find himself turning up to work in his nearest supermarket is just so hard to believe and then to get your head round the fact that this guy has also become a master criminal is virtually impossible.
And to top that Andy Garcia (father of the dying boy) and a doctor help the criminal so as to get the bone marrow.
As a true lover of film I must advise you to avoid this appalling effort,, God knows how funding was approved, Seriously this is one cinematic experience which delivers zero dramatic tension and plods along until nothing happens again and again and again ,, The only connectivity is two scares which at least keep you awake Possiby the worst film I have ever witnessed and the acting by the female lead is bordering on criminal intent.
These days, all you can expect from Diane Sawyer and the good folks from Primetime Live are butt-kissing sessions with A-list celebrities and criminal acts covered up and praised to the stars.
At least the film skims the subject of the duality of good/bad in the criminal mind.
To see the key Russians at their best, check out Bodrov Sr.'s work on PRISONER OF THE MOUNTAINS (which also features Jr.), Mashkov's turn in VOR (THE THIEF), and Bodrov Jr.'s new criminal in BRAT.
He apparently was a criminal who squealed on his fellow crooks.
Petty criminal Reeves turns up to his brothers (Vincent D'Onofrio) wedding and ends up leaving with the bride.
Geoffrey Wright, the director of "Romper Stomper", transplants Shakespeare's "Macbeth" in the contemporary, criminal underworld of Melbourne, Australia.
I did recognize Robert Hegyes from Welcome back Carter (aka Epstein) as the ex-celebrity criminal.
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