Criminal record

Establishment of criminal record

They come here and leave with a criminal record.

The army turned him down because of his criminal record.

Your Honor, I'd like to see this man's criminal record.

Just as sure as you were about your criminal record?

She had never been arrested either and had no criminal record.

The perpetrators are not hardened criminals many have no previous criminal record.

A criminal record can negatively affect future employment, education, and ability to travel.

And Grillo cannot even aspire to the job in Italy because of his criminal record.

Anyone would glom onto a criminal justice system that has this kind of a record.

But it's clear that this is a sick person, not a criminal.

At this coming press conference, we might have to reveal Lee Dong Gu's past criminal record.

It is not clear from the public record how successful the Shrimp light pipes were.

We should like to record our appreciation of such a clear and well presented document.

But this is not as clear as it is in domestic criminal law.

The summary nature of the record is expressly provided for by article 743 of the Criminal Procedure Act.

Some States had clear and elaborate legal definitions of mercenarism in their criminal codes.

Record numbers of sons and daughters of political leaders and millionaires (and people with criminal backgrounds) contested this election.

Nor is Polanski, a married father of two children with no other criminal record, likely to repeat his offenses.

His criminal record is often noted, but the particular crimes that sent him to prison are never spelled out.

The High Court is a court of record with unlimited original and appellate jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters

For us, that is... that a suspicious looking man, with a criminal record, was seen hanging around the place.

It is clear from all this that criminal activities can be critical in providing funds.

And there is nothing hidden in the heaven or the earth but it is in a clear Record .

Nor is there aught of the unseen , in heaven or earth , but is ( recorded ) in a clear record .

And there is nothing hidden in the heaven or the earth but it is in a clear Record .

Nor is there aught of the unseen , in heaven or earth , but is ( recorded ) in a clear record .

3.4 The author complains that because he has a criminal record it is difficult for him to find a job.

Suppose you find out the boy isn't guilty... and that my record is clean and clear of anything like this.

But, for reasons that remain unexplained, the Soviet courts expunged his criminal record in 1978, shortly before he joined the Communist Party.

We record that which they send before ( them , and their footprints . And all things We have kept in a clear Register .

The relationship the new Unit would have to the strengthened Criminal Law and Judicial Advisory Unit is not clear.

We have minded our words carefully in describing this moral transgression, lest we provide a clear record of our fiscal child abuse.

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Look at his record. Look at his record.

We could present, on behalf of the prisoner, witnesses to his character, his war record, the lack of criminal or evil association in his past.

The provisions of the treaties themselves and the content and nature of the substantive norms make it very clear that enforcement is principally intended to be by means of domestic criminal law, the domestic criminal law of third States and international criminal law.

We are running on our record our record of service and the record of our experience.

In analysing sources of violence in Haiti, it is clear to us that political violence and criminal violence fuel each other.

Activists are hopeful the plan will become more than a piece of paper, despite clear challenges ahead and the government's poor record for implementation.