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Habitual criminal
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H. c., латинский
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Criminal, английский
Someone convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor
Criminal abortion, английский
An abortion which is carried out illegally
Criminal activity, английский
Criminal age, английский
Criminal case, английский
A court case that starts because of a crime
Criminal case management, английский
Criminal case manager’s office, английский
Criminal cases, английский
Criminal charges, английский
Criminal code, английский
Criminal conduct, английский
The nature of or involving a crime
Criminal conviction, английский
If a person has a criminal conviction it means that he or she has been found guilty of some type of crime. most employment contracts give the employer the right to terminate the contract of any employee who acquires a criminal conviction during the course of his or her employment. the usual exception to this right is when an employee receives a conviction for a very minor crime, such as a road traffic violation.
Criminal division, испанский
Criminal division manager, английский
Criminal division manager’s office, английский
Criminal division teams, английский
Criminal history, английский
Criminal history information, английский
Arrest information, conviction information, disposition information and corrections information compiled by doc staff. criminogenic risks/needs- offender need areas, which are related to criminal conduct and which, when addressed in correctional treatment, can be impacted to reduce the overall or specific risk for recidivism. custody classification risk: the risk levels of maximum, high medium, low medium and minimum that are used to predict an offender’s risk of institutional escape and violence.
Criminal insanity, испанский
Lack of mental ability to do or keep from doing a particular act; not able to distinguish right from wrong
Criminal intent, английский
Criminal law, английский
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H. j., латинский
H. a., латинский
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