aggravated crime

"He does not, and could not, suggest that the death penalty is unwarranted for his exceptionally aggravated crimes."

The law made lesser theft and forgery aggravated crimes, a category for which immigrants face mandatory deportation.

Yet only 506 people were charged with hate crimes against disabled people last year, compared to 9.214 for religious and racially aggravated crimes.

Your aim was "to gather statistics for racial and religiously aggravated crimes in areas where the British National Party has won council seats."

That is done by considering a case in which a passenger can be held equally liable even though he sought to avoid being identified with the aggravated crime.

Curiously, they have also been sentenced under historic law dating back to around 1993, which means they could not be sentenced under harsh new guidance for racially aggravated crimes.

Working With Local Officials The agents will work with city, county and state law-enforcement officials to investigate "the most aggravated crimes of violence committed during the riot," he said.

"In April, prior to this demonstration, as part of our normal working relationship we gave the City of London police general advice on the law around demonstrations and religiously aggravated crime in particular.

However, the Crown Audit in 2003 has shown that football is not the main source of sectarianism in Glasgow and at most, a quarter of religiously aggravated crimes in Glasgow are football related.

In The Relations of the Sexes, she states that "The act of abortion which I had hitherto regarded as a trivial thing, at once became in my eyes the grossest misdemeanor-nay, the most aggravated crime.

Martinović, who was arrested in Sweden in April 2010, was ruled guilty of aggravated crimes against humanity, including murder, attempted murder and aggravated arson, in connection with the massacre, the Stockholm District Court said.

Given that 57% of religiously aggravated crimes in Scotland happened in Glasgow, at the very most approximately half of religiously aggravated crimes in Glasgow could have been football related in this period.

The data - which we received in wildly varying formats and with different levels of data - showed crime statistics before and after BNP councillors won seats as well as the overall trend for racial and religiously aggravated crimes for the police force area as a whole.