Sentences with phrase «detail of the crime»

You give details of the crime to the police.

During a three ‐ day trial, several witnesses outlined details of crimes.

Griffiths objects to our inclusion of gruesome details of the crimes committed by offenders executed in recent years in the U.S..

People across England and Wales will be able to access details of crime levels and trends in their local communities from today, under a government initiative.

Director Paul Wendkos stages the action essentially from the victim's point of view; we see only what they see, and are kept guessing as to the full details of the crime and the ultimate fate of the hostages.

Nancy remarkably won the silver medal in the Games and, after details of the crime - known as The Whack Heard Round the World due to the fact she was clubbed around the knee with a baton - came to light, Tonya was dished out a sporting lifetime ban.

Director Atom Egoyan's foray into the facts of the case has enough horrific details of the crime to make audiences queasy, and serves as a reminder that people should never forget what happened to Christopher Byers, Stevie Branch and Michael Moore.

In his 2008 article «True Crime: A Postmodern Murder Mystery,» The New Yorker's resident chronicler of deadly obsessions, David Grann, recounted the strange case of a Polish writer who became the prime suspect in an unsolved murder after a detective recognized details of the crime in his debut novel.

As a forensic anthropologist, New York Times best - selling mystery author Kathy Reichs knows a thing or two about the grizzly details of a crime scene, but she's also an accomplished home cook, to boot.

Within days police and even those closest to Marie became suspicious of her story: details of the crime didn't seem plausible and her foster mother thought she sounded as though she were reciting a Law & Order episode.

Blog posts explore the snippets and details of crime cases that may not make it into the Cedar Rapids newspaper.

Confession contamination could happen when police, inadvertently or intentionally, prompt the suspect on a little known detail of the crime, which provokes innocent people to not only falsely confess but also offer «surprisingly rich, detailed, and accurate information» (Garrett, at 1054) of the crime.

Confessions are especially persuasive when they include descriptive details of the crime.

At a state hearing in August 1988, Lincoln confessed and offered details of the crime under oath and in open court.

Griffiths seems unaware that it is precisely the details of the crimes that lead juries to make the decisions they do.

«High level organisers and backbone members» are among those arrested according to officials but no details of the crimes have been given.

The details of the crimes alleged in the indictment are similar to those announced by Bharara in September.

Possibly because the West has been familiar with the details of his crimes almost from the beginning?

As the film begins, Joe is being released from prison after a six - year stretch, though the details of his crimes are slow to emerge; conversations with the ironically named Lieutenant Pleasant (Gary Cole) makes it clear that Joe was previously on the force, where both were involved in graft and murder, but the dialogue throughout is naturalistic rather than expository.

Your name, photograph, and details of your crime will be published in a database that can be searched by the public.

More nuanced factors, like the details of the crime such as whether there was intimidation or deceit involved, will be more easily reviewed in an individualized assessment.

Among a wide variety of factors employers may review in order to confirm or reverse the decision to exclude are the details of the crime, whether the type of crime poses a risk for the specific job at stake, the length of time since the event, and whether the applicant has evidence of rehabilitation.