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Meanings of serious crimes in English

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Usage of serious crimes in English
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For particularly serious crimes, including alleged terrorism, the process can be fast-tracked.
The Guardian
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Offenders in the medium risk bracket carried out another 50 serious crimes.
The Guardian
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Thousands of serious crimes have gone unpunished by Mexico's weak justice system.
Reuters
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Eleven police officers in Fiji were charged over serious crimes last month.
Radio NZ
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Instead, the administration would prioritize illegal immigrants who had committed serious crimes.
Reuters
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Lest we forget, they are also boys who have committed serious crimes.
The Guardian
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It specialises primarily in serious crimes, such as murder, rape and terrorism.
Carte Blanche
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Ban said the commission was allowed to recommend amnesty, even for serious crimes.
Reuters
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Should people convicted of serious crimes be free to talk to the media?
Radio NZ
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Many of her accusers, however, are under investigation for far more serious crimes.
The Guardian
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Thousands of serious crimes have gone unpunished by Mexico's justice system.
Reuters
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Authorities have not said whether more serious crimes will be added.
The Guardian
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It also establishes a Special Criminal Court to try serious crimes.
Reuters
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Many prisoners have been convicted in Israeli courts of serious crimes, including murder.
Reuters
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In fact, the rate of murders and other serious crimes has also dropped.
Ebony
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Even people who have committed serious crimes can sometimes get asylum, Schmidt said.
Reuters
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