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That means that criminals, hackers and yes, even governments are all locked out.
This is used by criminals.
How do these criminals operate?
You're talking to the criminals.
By destroying criminals' devices closer to real time, we break their plans.
We're told that our jails are places for criminals, but statistically that's not the case: three out of every five people in jail right now are there pretrial.
And at this point, they're pretrial detainees, not criminals.
But once they take that plea deal, we'll call them criminals, even though an affluent person would never have been in this situation, because an affluent person would have simply been bailed out.
We strip them of their dignity and treat them like criminals.
On June 16, 2015, a candidate who would eventually become the president of the United States said that Mexican immigrants were criminals, drug traffickers and rapists.
Galton thinks that if he combines photographs of violent criminals, he will discover the face of criminality.
And so, I remember night after night, you'd hear all these men, these really hardened criminals, huddled around John James, reciting, "Take that, Spidey!" (Laughter) It's incredible.
It's no wonder, you know, we have criminals.
Researchers gave the test to Nazi war criminals, hoping to unlock the psychological roots of mass murder.
And what that means is eliminating all kinds of problems by literally killing people on the streets who are supposed to be criminals, whatever that means.
So, for example, when a roving band of criminals could take over a society, the response was, well, you have a nation-state and you centralize force, a police force or an army, so, "No, you can't do that."
Immigrant families are not criminals.
I think that it is true that we must keep our country safe, that we must make sure who enters our country, that criminals should be put away.
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.
These were money taken out by criminals and money launderers.
Jeff Powers (Lou Diamond Phillips, "Young Guns 1&2"), a cop with a history of roughing up criminals, is recruited into an elite clandestine LAPD division.
This is a common excuse for criminals that conveniently overlooks the thousands of slum-dwellers who don't turn to robbing post offices and selling guns in order to make ends meet.
They also don't that the foreign prisoners in Russia have a special prison so the foreigners NEVER live together with Russian criminals.
While it may be true that many criminals are even dumber than the detectives who go after them (and believe me, most cops are dumber than dirt), the smart ones Walker comes up against never seem to get the point that once Walker is captured, the jerk needs to be put of his misery.
Set in the Philipines, Lethal Panther 2 is a dreary early-90s martial-arts action flick which sees a reckless cop hunting down the nasty criminals who killed his wife.
It features a bar with no visible staff or customers, a university with no students, a police station with no criminals and a doctors' surgery with more doctors than patients.
I do not refer to the acting but rather the premise of both films, which try to portray psychopathic criminals as heroic figures.
There is a certain gritty, unglamorous reality to the way the criminals are portrayed, but the overall effect is more like a bad soap opera.
However, the CIA safe house is broken in by the criminals, and Sonni realizes that the information was leaked from inside the Agency.
How better to describe it than scuzzy criminals on TV?
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