Serious Crimes in a sentence

For less serious crimes or suspected crimes—like traffic stops, theft, etc.—the footage should be posted automatically.

Germany’s application of the rule of “universal jurisdiction,” allowing the prosecution of serious crimes committed abroad, led last year to the first conviction of a senior Syrian official for crimes against humanity.

Despite recording a 17% reduction in serious crimes last year, authorities here are concerned about the hike in gun crimes and have promised to go after the smugglers.

While many older people in prison today are being sent there for petty crimes, it’s also true that many others, particularly those serving longer sentences, have been convicted of serious crimes.

While there are signs that judges and courts dealing with the most serious crimes have been able deal with cases more quickly, the backlog is growing because the police and prosecutors are charging more crimes than there is capacity to deal with.

But what is far worse is when the public finally finds out that religious leaders have committed serious crimes and that precious little was done to make it stop even after the crimes were discovered.

While asylum has long been denied to people convicted of “particularly serious crimes,” the new rule would have added a litany of crimes that would have been disqualifying.

Bullrich is now pushing ahead some controversial laws, including the deportation of foreigners convicted of crimes and lowering the age of impunity by a year to 15, which she said was to deter young people from committing serious crimes.

German serious crimes police arrested two alleged former Syrian secret service agents on charges of crimes against humanity committed in Syria.

The drug problem also contributes to the high rates of petty crimes in our community and often leads to our youth committing bigger and more serious crimes.

Anti-money laundering measures by region Many jurisdictions adopt a list of specific predicate crimes for money laundering prosecutions, while others criminalize the proceeds of any serious crimes.

Monetary compensation however is capped and is only available to victims of serious crimes, which is defined as crimes where the offender serves no less than six months imprisonment.

According to them, the AG is engaged in a cover-up as he is not prosecuting appointees who are committing serious crimes against the state.

But the collapse of the Guildford Four's convictions, and the West Midlands Serious Crimes Squad being disbanded for fabricating evidence, that certainty could no longer be taken for granted.

His predecessor, Dominic Raab, had when he was justice secretary committed to preventing those convicted of the most serious crimes from refusing to appear at their sentencing.

In contrast to the spike in murders, Deputy Superintendent in Charge of Crime in St Ann, Linton Bailey, says the figures for other serious crimes are down.

Leaders of two major business lobbies have expressed optimism about the sharp decline in murders and other serious crimes in 2023 and hope maintenance of that trajectory will boost the economy.

Most Americans believe he’s guilty of serious crimes.

Over the past three years, Congress used the National Defense Authorization Act to force the three largest military branches to appoint a special counsel to independently investigate and prosecute serious crimes, like sexual assault.

Regardless of the Court of Cassation’s decisions, the government should follow through on the legislative changes necessary to remove restrictions that frustrate justice in France for serious crimes, the rights groups said.