premeditated crime

That decision amounted to a premeditated crime against the entire nation.

"Love, power, and wealth are the three classic motivations for premeditated crime.

It may not have been a premeditated crime.

"Jesus, it's the most thoroughly premeditated crime in the history of the world, isn't it?

His announcement - this afternoon - to the effect that he was leaving town is an indication of premeditated crime.

It may be assumed to be a premeditated crime.

However, Antonina was ultimately unable to complete her premeditated crime due to circumstances outside of her control.

The second has agricultural elements that do not go well with the quasi-sexual drama; and the third is a premeditated crime rather simply untwisted.

Judd recalls, "I had become an accomplice" to Patrick's "premeditated crime."

If you killed Mr. Shaitana, it should have been a premeditated crime.'

Brown balls are for premeditated crimes, and when Anderton's own name comes down the shoot, he dashes off for his life.

"It's a deliberate, calculated, premeditated crime."

My cousin, who was almost in similar circumstances, having been punished for an involuntary fault, as guilty of a premeditated crime, became furious by my example.

'In a way it was a premeditated crime and in a way it wasn't," said Superintendent Hale.

I confess that if Mrs. Lorrimer committed a crime, I should expect it to be a premeditated crime.

Was it rape and murder or a premeditated crime in which false evidence -the elaborate ropes, the opened windows - has been left to throw police off the track?

Juvenile courts have rarely hesitated to transfer minors to adult court where necessary, such as when a 17-year with a history of violent behavior commits a heinous premeditated crime.

The ethnic Greek mayor of Himara, Vasil Bollano, spoke of a "premeditated crime" as the suspects had been "provoking the victim for days".

Mr. Johnson obviously charged Mr. Rivers with manslaughter in the belief that a jury would view the officer's death as a tragic accident, not a premeditated crime.

The review of the sugar industry is a premeditated crime for rural areas and for the European industry and of dubious results for developing countries, especially the less developed countries.

If, despite the opposition of their people, this premeditated crime is committed, then let the war criminals be condemned, and let the blood of the children of Iraq be on their hands.

The modifications in the code reflected changing priorities in assessing the seriousness of criminal conduct, changing norms of social behavior, and an attempt to distinguish between premeditated crime and spontaneous actions.

THE ACCOMPLICE In this way I became, at the age of sixteen, a sophomore in high school, an accomplice to my brother Patrick's premeditated crime.

Organizers of the peaceful protest are trying to call the attention of the whole world to the premeditated crime against humanity which the Government of Nigeria under President Goodluck Jonathan is about to perpetrate.

The attorney general - who, by the way, says he favors the death penalty for "premeditated crimes of terrorism" - senses he does not have to trumpet his position, or fears that it could even hurt him with some voters.