criminal action造句

To represent(a defendant) in a civil or criminal action.

The principle of direct verbal trial is a basic modem principle in criminal action, which is carried out in the practice of criminal action in many countries.

And someone taking long-delayed civil action because traumatization prevented criminal action within the applicable time limit.

With the development of criminal action, every country regulates the special rule in criminal action to aim directly at some crime and criminal plot, which cannot be proved their truth.

The job entries of Intellectual Property Court cover the hearing and decision of civil action, criminal action and administrative action involving intellectual property.

The burden of proof in a tort action (a "preponderance of the evidence") is much lighter than the states burden in a criminal action ("beyond a reasonable doubt").

Objective values is the social ideal and the final aim, which the criminal action dedicates to achieve, in details, it is a value configuration of freedom and order.

The Communist Parties throughout the world must firmly oppose this war and also the criminal action of the social-democratic parties in betraying the proletariat by supporting it.

But realistically, in the United States, this dispute would have yielded a civil suit, not a criminal action — since, in practice, state prosecutors leave these matters for civil actions.