mass crime

"It tells them that their state was founded on a mass crime."

My profession as a medical doctor led me to become a direct witness to a mass crime that is hard to fully understand.

This massacre was the second mass crime committed by the Ustaše after they came to power.

Even to the untrained eye, evidence of mass crimes against humanity is overwhelming.

Those who have committed or commit mass crimes must be judged and sanctioned.

But then he thought, Why should this one wolf be shut up for an individual crime, when mass crimes go unpunished?

The purpose of this training is to build critical skills to support rapid law enforcement responses to mass crime scenes.

But the 67-year-old Karadzic tried to make a case for himself as a humanitarian leader without designs to commit mass crimes.

"It is irresponsible to trivialise mass crimes and their victims," Kaminski said.

So ignore artists' intelligence and vision, spit in their general direction and go on with mass crime of the cultural kind.

We have enough testimonies of mass crimes.

What mass crime had the Minton family committed to be scrapped en masse?

It also underscores the "Holocaust by Bullets" as a precursor and model for mass crimes today.

In addition to victims of mass crime, the firm's clients include governments, embassies, multi-national companies and business and political leaders.

The I.C.C., however, has the experience, expertise and legal infrastructure to try mass crimes.

At a news conference, Judge Arbour spoke of her concern for due process in questions of mass crimes and how they should be dealt with.

In this book, and in his films, Panh has pincered the truth behind their mass crimes more effectively than any trial.

These are mass crimes.

If we still feared massed crime," declared Benholme, "we would place watchers there.

(The applicability of the death penalty to mass crimes like espionage and treason is a separate question.)

It is regrettable, however, that it has not taken the Ukrainian Parliament's lead and described this mass crime as a genocide.

The time has come, he says, to acknowledge that mass crimes, systematic crimes, crimes against humanity marked both systems in equal measure.

INL sponsored a recent training on mass crime scene investigations in Gaborone, Botswana.

By the standards of the mass crimes of the 20th century, Louis XVI's actions may today seem little more than misdemeanors.

The perpetrators of mass crimes, such as Liberia's Charles Taylor, have focused their defenses around attempts to find flaws with evidentiary procedures.