Examples of using Common criminal in English and their translations into Russian
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will be circulated widely, and possibly used in common criminal activity.
While many of these illegal armed groups are dedicated to common criminal activities, others operate in a manner similar to that of the former paramilitary organizations.
The Commissioner was concerned about the lack of official statistics on common criminal offences with a discriminatory motive despite the legal obligation to register these offences.
The most common criminal offences were grievous bodily harm(32.0 per cent),
Bishop has been classified as a common criminal, and will be executed at 8:00 A.M. tomorrow morning, our time.
Xanana Gusmão was being treated as a common criminal by the Indonesian authorities in contravention of international standards regarding decolonization.
study the most common criminal schemes and communicate the typologies that they develop to the private sector.
America are tied with each other not by the common criminal Bin Laden
A common criminal rarely planned to carry out massacres
by 2006 the cases in question had been dropped, as it had become clear that those deaths had been the result of common criminal acts committed by members of the police.
later explained that his injury was"a common criminal attempt" by a group of strangers,
While some of these acts should be regarded as common criminal matters, others appear to be either clan-revenge killings
drug trafficking and common criminal acts, and to take immediate action towards this end;
First, there may be a multitude of persons participating in the commission of a crime who share from the outset a common criminal design to kill civilians indiscriminately,
that related allegations should be addressed on a case-by-case basis in accordance with the common criminal or civil legislation.
drug trafficking and common criminal acts, and to take immediate action towards that end.
mainly from common criminal suspects.
you will just be a common criminal like us.
intentionally contributes to the commission of a crime by a group of individuals acting with a common criminal purpose.
with sentences one grade higher than those imposed when impairment of the right protected by law is a common criminal offence.