Sentences with phrase «serious crimes»

Lets hope President Trump finds time in his schedule to look into the shocking failure by authorities to prosecute someone who by his own admission likely committed serious crimes.

He still thought these were serious crimes and that the people who he had prosecuted deserved to go to prison, but things were a little more nuanced than they seemed at first glance.

In this video performance, intended to remind people of serious crimes committed against women, women become advocates of representative individual stories, presented here as noisy, combative protests.

In 1977, Wallace Virgo, serious crimes squad commander, and Kenneth Drury, flying squad commander, were among several senior officers found guilty of corruption.

Pikachu will show off another of his little - known skillsets in the upcoming film Detective Pikachu, where he will use his powers of deduction to solve a series of serious crimes.

The vast majority of serious crimes in the country occur in Belize City, but they involve locals only, not tourists.

There is also a Supreme Court which may be convened in Belize or the district capitals for appeals from Low Courts and more serious crimes.

The ASPCA Anti-Cruelty Group includes veterinarians, animal behaviorists, legal experts, and other professionals who specialize in helping animals involved in serious crimes.

The ASPCA Anti-Cruelty Group includes animal behaviorists who specialize in helping animals involved in serious crimes.

Studies have shown that involvement in dogfighting often leads to involvement in other serious crimes.

I think today's sentencing reflects how serious these crimes were,» said Sharon Harmon, OHS executive director.

Animal fighting activities attract other serious crimes, such as gambling, drug dealing, weapons offenses and money laundering.

In his 2006 acceptance speech at the ASPCA Henry Bergh Award luncheon, former Chicago Police Officer Steve Brownstein noted that certain behaviors went from being treated as undesirable mischief to serious crimes in just a few decades due to public advocacy; he emphasized that animal cruelty was not one of the behaviors that was successfully challenged.

Your details may also be used to commit serious crimes, such as money laundering and even terrorist acts.

More serious crimes have been alleged, as well, but only online, not through proper channels.

So, unless something truly catastrophic happens (like the US government defaulting on its bonds) or people in the company break the regulations (which would invovle all kinds of serious crimes and require complicity or complete failure of the auditors), your premiums and the contractual obligation to you would still be there, and would be absorbed by a different insurance company that takes over the defunct company's business.

When the mutilated body of a fourth victim is found in one of the city's most expensive hotels, Nergui, the former head of the Serious Crimes squad, is no closer to catching the killer and will accept any help he can get.

For all its beauty and splendour, South Africa is a country fraught with crime, from the less serious crimes like muggings and pick - pocketing to serious crimes like housebreaking, hijacking and more.

He said that's not the case, stressing students who commit serious crimes are arrested and either suspended or expelled from traditional schools.

The «broken windows» theory of policing proposes that crime arises out of certain conditions and that tolerance of misdemeanor crimes can result in greater incidences of more serious crimes.

City schools also were twice as likely to report serious violent crime compared with rural and schools in towns; however, there was not much difference in the amount of serious crimes in schools located in urban fringe areas, according to the NCES Annual Report on School Safety — 1998.

Violence: Serious crimes, such as drug dealing and murder, are portrayed within a comical context.

Or should I say they are chasing dead crooks perpetrating serious crimes?

Monica Whitty, University of Leicester, UK, and Tom Buchanan, University of Westminster, London, UK, document the rapid growth in these serious crimes and how cybercriminals pursue and steal from their victims.

«A rape victim is never at fault and we do not want the circumstances in which these assaults take place to cause any victim to doubt that,» said Sean Sutton, Head of the NCA's Serious Crimes Analysis Section.

(Google it) You will learn about the serious crimes we commit against ourselves.

Arrestees were also held for longer periods of time, even though the newly added captives were arrested for less serious crimes.

Spence says the technology is not ready to be widely used in criminal investigations, noting that there is a big difference between determining deception in innocuous instances (such as whether someone had a cup of coffee that morning) and in serious crimes.

«Illegal wildlife trafficking is a crime that can converge with other serious crimes, such as drug trafficking.»

Most of the men at Broadmoor were from broken homes, all had committed serious crimes and been diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder.

It vested responsibility for minor misdeeds with the offender — discouraging repetition and making it clear that more serious crimes won't be tolerated either.

The way the city deals with people accused of serious crimes would also have to be rethought.

Asked about Raise the Age and the final negotiations in Albany, de Blasio said Friday morning on WNYC, «I care that whatever we do is going to focus on rehabilitating these young people although, obviously, some young people commit very serious crimes.

The category used to apply just to serious crimes like murder and drug trafficking, but it has come to include a vast array of nonviolent, even trivial misdemeanors.

«By ensuring courts are not unnecessarily bogged down with minor offenses committed by those who pose no threat to public safety, we help focus police and prosecutorial resources on those who commit serious crimes,» Mr. Vance said.

County G.O.P. Chairman Mike Grasso said that the citizens of the county felt secure with the state of local law enforcement, particularly how York and his staff were concentrating on battling the spread of hard drugs in the county, and targeting other serious crimes.

Police complain of what they say is an anti-snitch culture that hampers their ability to solve murders and other serious crimes.

A city - wide bail system would also help to reduce unfairness in the system when people are arrested for less serious crimes, said Mark - Viverito.

Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis said Wednesday that numerous serious crimes are missing from the list that guides Mayor de Blasio on whether to hand over undocumented immigrants to the feds.

Doug Van Zandt says that more serious crimes committed by young offenders are a very small proportion of the total crimes committed by 16 - and 17 - year - olds.

He has since indicated he will look first to remove some three million he believes are guilty of serious crimes, then consider what to do about the remainder.

When Senate Republicans balked at raising the age for teenagers accused of serious crimes to be sent to state prison from 16 to 18, Cuomo issued an executive order to remove 16 - and 17 - year - olds from the jails and place them in youth detention instead.

«We're in the process of working out details regarding the funding and will have more to say in the coming months,» said de Blasio spokeswoman Freddi Goldstein, adding that only 34 immigrants served by the program have been both New York City residents and convicted of one of the 170 serious crimes.

The city budget for the fiscal year that started July 1 included $ 26 million for lawyers for immigrants threatened with deportation — but Mayor de Blasio said the money should not go to people convicted of 170 serious crimes.

He said he generally agrees that 16 - and 17 - year - olds charged with petty crimes should not be treated as adults, but they disagree when it comes to more - serious crimes like robbery.

Asked for his understanding of what Trump's immigration policy would mean for those currently living in this country illegally, Cox said it was clear enough to him that the candidate, if elected, would be prioritizing enhancing existing security along the border, and immediately removing from the U.S. those who have committed more serious crimes.

«It's outrageous that the Senate Democrats have sunk so low that they knowingly chose a candidate who was convicted of serious crimes and had his law license suspended, and now they are showing a total disrespect for our judicial system by nominating this criminal to a Supreme Court judgeship,» Skelos said.

«I said this is a model, and I know other cities have similar programs, that could address the fair concerns people have about those who commit serious crimes, but respect millions of others who are part of the fabric of our communities,»» the mayor said he told Sessions and Trump.

Garner's death was captured on a video that went viral and prompted demonstrations against NYPD tactics and aggressive police policies, including Commissioner Bill Bratton's vaunted «Broken Windows» policy of targeting minor criminal offenses to curtail serious crimes.

It would deny pensions for lawmakers convicted of serious crimes.