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George will remain in the <remand house> until after the trial.
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He was arrested after he <stripped> naked in front of the Houses of Parliament.
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It is <questionable> that they will find out the truth.
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I support the <ban> on smoking in public places.
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Can I see your <ID> card?
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He is too much of an <idealist> to accept bribery as a way of achieving his goals.
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Her belief that she would win the case was <revived> after the witness statement.
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The police is searching for a tall <balding> man who was seen near the crime scene.
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Prosecuting the criminals lies outside the <domain> of the police.
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They can go to court but it is <doubtful> if they can win the case.
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The police carried out a <thorough> inspection of the house but could find no weapon.
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I will take my <revenge> on you for all my suffering!
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The court stenographer <registered> the trial proceedings.
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The detectives <followed> the gang to their hideout.
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His tragic mistake <cost the lives of> many innocent people.
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All kinds of arms are <banned> at the airport.
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The woman was found <strangled> in her bed.
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The criminal was caught after a long <pursuit>.
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The police arrested him on <suspicion> of robbing the bank.
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A homeless man was <beaten> to death by unknown culprits last night.
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Despite all evidence to the contrary he claimed that he was <framed> for the robbery.
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It <is alleged> that he set the house on fire.
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His decision set a dangerous <precedent>.
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Two police officers were <badly> hurt during the riots.
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We need <substantial> evidence if we want to bring this man to trial.
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Any country that <harbours> terrorists can expect the UN sanctions.
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They <hijacked> the truck outside the city.
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I have never stolen anything and you are questioning my <honesty>?
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He was sentenced to five-year <imprisonment> and a $20.000 fine.
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The police <arrested> the suspect a block away from the scene of the crime.
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He tried to <stray> from the subject and twist the facts.
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The court has already made a <ruling> in this case.
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He was <jailed> for life.
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There wasn't a single <witness> to the accident and the police couldn't decide whose fault it had been.
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He attacked anyone who <stared> at him for too long.
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His <casual> remark led the detective to the truth.
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There are obvious <parallels> between the two cases.
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Terrence put the <poison> in her drink and watched her drink it with a stony face.
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Is it an offence to publish an <obscene> article in your country?
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There are serious <discrepancies> between the testimonies of the two witnesses.
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The shortest possible <sentence> he could receive is five years.
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It wasn't an accident but a <cold-blooded> murder!
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He was <convicted> of manslaughter.
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The escaping thief was <shot dead> by the shopkeeper.
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The police <captured> the criminal after a three day search.
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If your company continues to use our intellectual property without license <legal proceedings> will be undertaken.
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In the UK criminals used to be executed on a <scaffold>.
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This <legitimate> business was just a cover-up for drug smuggling.
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The convict has to <serve> his sentence.
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The <confiscation> of smuggled goods is common practice all over the world.
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She watched him <leap> off the bridge into the water below.
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He was sentenced for the production, sale and spreading of child <pornography>.
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Information revealed by the <whistle-blower> shocked the public.
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<Legislative> measures will not eradicate prostitution.
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She made a terrible <scene> when they accused her of taking the coat.
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You cannot <justify> child abuse.
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Working as a double agent he <betrayed> his country.
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The Nazis planned to <exterminate> all the Jews.
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A new <crime wave> flooded the city.
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