criminologist

And the man I have in mind is a criminologist.

The criminologist was sitting with his hands upon the table.

You're the criminologist, and I'll take your word for it.

Never before had the criminologist met a man of such amazing ability.

But a growing number of criminologists now also give credit to police strategies.

Criminologists still know little about what makes these killers kill.

Environmental criminologists examine the place and the time when the crime happened.

The series follows the lives of three criminologists who only take on high profile cases.

Criminologists and the police loved to see their new strategies having dramatic results.

For some years, criminologists have debated the importance of response times in police work.

He is also referred to in one story as an "amateur criminologist".

A sheriff's criminologist is on the scene, but she wants some backup.

But criminologists question how successful those would have been without community rejection of the crack culture.

The country is facing a crisis of violence among young people unlike any before, criminologists say.

Some important criminologists warn us that crime will rise again; maybe they are right.

Criminologists say there are better and quieter ways to protect cars.

Then he turned and looked directly at the criminologist.

He was among the first criminologists to claim a direct link between race and crime.

I would say that this was caused by what the criminologists call a solid object.

The panels were well attended, but even so these criminologists found themselves isolated.

Now criminologists say that crime is affected if the police think strategically.

Some criminologists see the findings as striking new evidence that crime runs in families.

Criminologists, however, are divided on what the report means.

"There wasn't much criminologist work done on either case," Laurie said.

She has worked as a journalist, librarian, criminologist and government scholar.