«After it is over,
perpetrators use these and other techniques to explain to their friends and family — and themselves — why they behaved the way they did.»
Inside the van, police found illegal firecrackers disguised as a fake bomb, a fake pistol and the gun
the perpetrator used to kill himself.
Further medical findings suggest that the victim fell and that
the perpetrator used no further violence.
The perpetrators used all his information on a real credit card application but changed the mailing address.
Not exact matches
Conceivably, every business and consumer
using the Internet is a potential target for ransomware
perpetrators, although small and medium - size businesses (SMBs) have become particularly easy marks.
«Rest assured, every resource available to the State of Louisiana will be
used to ensure the
perpetrators are swiftly brought to justice.»
From the data that was released, it was clear that the
perpetrator had intimate knowledge of the technology stack of the company (all the programs being
used).
The FBI is said to have paid professional hackers to break through the encryption of the iPhone 5c
used by one of the
perpetrators in the San Bernardino shooting last year.
The blanket
use of confidentiality or non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in contracts addressing sexual harassment claims has created a culture of secrecy, permitting
perpetrators to muzzle their victims and to continue engaging in misconduct.
These protections have been
used for a lot of good, but unfortunately, some bad, too, as detailed by the decade - long battle courts have had with Backpage.com, a classified ads site whose adult section was
used widely by
perpetrators of online sex trafficking.
The worst
perpetrators of this are those who insist on
using their phones in the bathroom.
Nvader will focus on documenting cases of sex trafficking, and
using that evidence to rescue the victims and prosecute the
perpetrators.
Mrs May said: «As terrorism breeds terrorism and
perpetrators are inspired to attack, not only on the basis of carefully constructed plots after years of planning and training, and not even as lone attackers radicalised online, but by copying one another and often
using the crudest of means of attack.»
They
use every other tactic in the
Perpetrator - Perpetuator system to reinforce what the Dictators deem as «right» and extinguish all other thoughts, speech, actions, and identities as «wrong.»
Instead, Dante
uses irony to undercut the alluring words of sinners who present themselves as victims rather than as
perpetrators of outrage in the eyes of God.
By design, terrorism is an unpredictable
use of violence against an individual, group, community, or nation to attain the goal of the
perpetrators.
As a consequence, this passage is
used as a justification for 1) not reporting abuse disclosures to the civil authorities and 2) convincing sexual abuse victims to privately confront their
perpetrators.
The concept of victims holding power over
perpetrators has been
used by Catholic hierarchy as early as the 15th century.
If we refuse to
use moral language in our discussion, we lose our ability to hold the
perpetrators of such acts responsible for their actions.
In fact intent is
used even in deciding what to charge the
perpetrator with in the first place as to whether it was premeditated or in the heat of the moment, murder or manslaughter.
(If you are the
perpetrator of such statements, please
use this as a handy guide for what not to say in the future.)
It's considered that erring on potentially
using too much force and killing the person who has made themselves a lethal threat is preferable to erring on being too gentle and the police or an innocent bystander getting killed by a
perpetrator.
While the committee called the community remedy a «welcome addition» to anti-social behaviour laws as a way to satisfy victims without exposing the
perpetrator to the criminal justice system, they expressed concern that «individuals could
use the trigger in a malicious, vexatious or indeed prejudicial way».
Violent felony cases would remain in Criminal Court but would be subject to a three - part test: whether a «deadly weapon» was
used, whether the victim sustained «significant physical injury,» and whether the
perpetrator engaged in criminal sexual conduct.
«Many of the victims are vulnerable precisely because they are not only young, but they often display some or all of the following characteristics: they are unable easily to trust those in authority and still less able to report intimate details; they
use alcohol; they return to the
perpetrator of the offences against them; and, not infrequently, they self - harm,» Starmer is expected to say later.
«Security agencies should question how they forged the materials they
used and ensure proper prosecution of the
perpetrators and their Abuja - based sponsors.
The statement read, «The Quick Response Squad of the security unit of the university was immediately dispatched to the scene on a rescue mission, having shut all the exit roads that could be
used as escape routes by the
perpetrators.
She argues that adjudicating an alleged sexual assault
using the affirmative consent standard allows the alleged
perpetrators to claim that they mistakenly believed they had obtain the victims» consent — a defense that is not currently allowed under federal law.
He urged the Division Police Officer in charge of the case to discharge his duties diligently and
use his good office so that the
perpetrators and the criminallly minded individuals can be brought to book and ensure that justice is prevailed at the end of the day.
He has since shown that such geographic profiling, which is now in
use by law - enforcement agencies worldwide, could help to locate the
perpetrators of other crimes, including vandalism and credit - card theft.
Forensic virology could be on the way in the same way in which we
use genetic fingerprinting of our human DNA to locate
perpetrators at the scene of a crime and to help trace the relatives of unidentified bodies,» Gatherer said.
The researchers believe participants who slept were more likely to
use an «absolute strategy,» in which they compare each person in the lineup to their memory of the suspect, while participants who didn't sleep were more likely to
use a «relative strategy,» in which they compare the people in the lineup to each other to determine who most resembles the
perpetrator relative to the others.
Using a relative strategy is believed to increase false identifications relative to an absolute strategy in
perpetrator - absent lineups, Stepan said.
The
perpetrators, who were never caught, are thought to have
used a mainframe in Moscow.
In the U.S., between 40 and 50 percent of homicides involve the
use of alcohol by either the victim or
perpetrator, and more than half involve people who are significantly impaired by alcohol, which means that their blood alcohol levels are at or above 0.08 percent, the legal limit for driving.
So they
used functional MRI to monitor the brain activity of subjects as they read about various crimes, and decided how severely the
perpetrators should be punished, or whether they should be punished at all.
«This understanding is crucial if we are to combat these phenomena more effectively — without being blinded by anger or resentment, which is the hallmark of terrorism and its
perpetrators — by
using our most potent weapons: intelligence and knowledge,» Fuchs wrote.
Using mice bred to lack some types of lymphoid cells, among other features, researchers were able to show that those mice still had high levels of suPAR and proteinuria, indicating that lymphoid cells were not the
perpetrators of kidney disease.
But, said John Eldridge,
perpetrators could quickly acquire the capability to
use these germs as weapons.
And so with revenge in his back pocket and a lead on the
perpetrators, a retaliatory Paul Kersey («The Grim Reaper» per the local media) is born and streetwise criminals will have to get
used to experiencing his unsavory wrath by way of assault weapons, surgical instruments and blunt objects.
While at the dining room table, they are viciously attacked from unseen
perpetrators who begin
using crossbows, axes, and booby traps in order to slaughter the family for reasons that aren't immediately known (except to anyone who picks up on the clumsy clues and tells strewn liberally around the movie).
The Paranormal Activity part comes from people living in a suburban home who are disturbed in their sleep by creepy events, such as waking up in different parts of the house, or outdoors, and the
use of surveillance equipment to try to catch the
perpetrator (s) in the act of this disturbance.
And a man who possesses the ability to see the future
uses his gift to try to out guess the
perpetrators of a terrorist plot in Next.
The cops are after the
perpetrator and gun in question, so Joey has to find Oleg and get back the piece before the cops
use the ballistics evidence to tie him, and those he works for, into the hit on the undercover agents.
When the news is told to us, all we hear about is the
perpetrator's name, where the event took place, what the police claim is the reason they had to
use deadly force, and perhaps some details of the so - called criminal's rap sheet.
You can
use your vehicle to move to different locations, and there are a set number of «random» crimes that occur in the city (which involve shootouts and chasing
perpetrators), but there's nothing on the level of Grand Theft Auto to complete within the city.
Yet, as we can see in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where rape and sexual assault is
used as a tool of war, rarely are international instruments invoked to prevent or stop the atrocities or hold the
perpetrators accountable.
Aim being to come up with plan / strategy, that can be
used by government and county officials security personnel (military and police) and community members for the protection of the women and girls from sexual violence or rape, and also prevent their recurrence and most importantly, the prosecution of the
perpetrators.
Without such training, some of Dillon's other suggestions as to why bullying is so prevalent — that adults don't recognize some behaviors as bullying and that bullying is often ineffectually addressed
using the traditional discipline system of applying punishment to a
perpetrator — make sense.
Now that it has entered the national consciousness — perhaps even its conscience — the term has become a slippery, contentious phrase that is
used to refer to a variety of unsavory social practices and attitudes and whose meaning is open to many interpretations, especially as to who is the
perpetrator, who the victim.