Sentences with phrase «nothing about criminal»

«I'm a family law lawyer and know nothing about criminal law,» she explains.

Nothing about their criminal history, where they grew up, their institutional record, or their proximity to release are indicators of whether or not the student will be successful in school.

Worse, she knows next to nothing about criminal law, court procedure or pressing justice issues, as proven by her preposterous display of ignorance in speaking with the Daily News Editorial Board.

Not exact matches

«There was nothing nefarious about this arrangement, and Defendants» attempt to construe this into «criminal activity» or «fraud» is pure spin,» the brief states.

That's nothing like saying that all black men are criminals, which definitely implies something about their worth and their worthiness.

If nothing else simply look to the last two criminals hanging by Jesus — it does not take much to get into paradise while no comment was made about the other criminal who mocked to his dying breath.

The sinners would not necessarily be criminals or immoral persons, but more broadly the common people who knew and cared nothing about the fine points of the law (cf. Jn 7:49).

Cumanus, who according to Josephus had been bribed by the Samaritans to remain inactive, did nothing about the incident, and when Jewish zealots took vengeance on the criminals he attacked them.

1 - Miller has had about a dozen NBA players, lots of them are starting in the NBA with nothing to show for except 2 E8s 2 - His program has been dragged thru the mudd and our program's name is tainted 3 - His top assistant is a criminal 4 - He is a control freak and very stobborn 4 - His teams have been bounced by double digit seeds in a humiliating fashion in the last 3 years 4 - He runs a boring ugly brand of BB 5 - He belgures his players on national TV 6 - Should I keep going

«We do not know anything about a search warrant and we are confident that there is nothing in his emails which would support allegations of inappropriate let alone criminal activity,» Bailey said.

Zellner said that while he thinks it's time to move on from the matter and focus on «issues that affect people's lives every day,» he expects opponents on the presidential campaign trail are likely to continue attacking Clinton «just like they've done with other issues like Benghazi, which has been investigated nine times and nothing criminal or nothing problematic has come about it for her.

He becomes this monster of monsters, a mobster who reminds us that there's nothing glamorous about «Thug Life,» nothing romantic about stone cold criminals who turn their limited intellects toward the illegal, whose sole «code» is self - preservation.

Imagine the bewilderment of someone who knew nothing about baseball trying to understand why the crowd cheered when a runner stole a base — an act that might sound criminal in another setting.

The NEA document is even more laughable; it deals only with teacher evaluation and has nothing about what to do with criminal teachers.

I sent her links to numerous articles about the flawed Pearson ELA tests and told her that there was nothing the matter with her son — that he's a bright kid who loves reading and that it borders on criminal that these tests would even create a doubt in her mind about the truth of this.

Donald, excused from Army service due to a heart murmur, works as a night - watchman, but also has a criminal sideline that Vera knows nothing about.

There's nothing espcially difficult or problematic about pits — at least, pits that haven't been bred by the criminal or criminal - feeding element that breeds for aggressiveness, or trained by people who want dangerous dogs and make their dogs dangerous by their treatment of them.

Mr Mann is nothing but a criminal, with a most irritating condescending and supercilious air about him

Not being a criminal lawyer, I can't use my own experiences to square those two accounts (and, admittedly, my exposure to crowns is Toronto - centric, experiences may vary elsewhere — based on recent events, I'd have concerns about the Alberta courts), but the fact that certain proponents of the critical narrative characterized Marie Henein's masterful conduct of the Ghomeshi trial as a case of «whacking» the accused (rather than the complainant's «whacking» the crown) did nothing to enhance the credibility of that narrative (and, if nothing else, suggests that your construction of the «critical narrative» is not at all a straw man).

The Ministry of Justice is firmly in This - Is - Fine - Dog - meme - mode, and is pressing ahead with its plans to (a) further «reform» criminal legal aid (by shuffling the deckchairs in such a way as to amount, in some complex cases, to a 40 % cut); and (b) do absolutely nothing about the chronic underfunding of the courts, Crown Prosecution Service, police, Probation, prisons and many other decaying limbs of the criminal justice system.

«I knew nothing about the structure of education in our Court and, frankly, nothing about educating judges when I became the criminal law Education Chair of the Court in 2001,» stated Justice Katherine McLeod.

The Charter does not speak to this issue, and thus the situation is not the same as with retroactivity and trial unfairness, which it explicitly prohibits in criminal cases, but says nothing about — and thus tolerates — in civil matters.

In other words, it needs to be a guaranteed issue policy that doesn't ask about health, occupation, criminal history... nothing.

Beyond that, even if the criminal is caught, that guarantees nothing about the vandalized or stolen object being replaced or the owner being reimbursed.

Unfortunately, if police can use fake cell towers to force our phones to leak our private information, there is nothing to stop criminals and foreign nations from learning to do the same (in fact a cell - site simulator can be built right now for about $ 1,500).

Read more about the dangers of criminal database searches in our recent blog post, «Doing Nothing May Be Better Than Doing It On the Cheap.»