noun
definition
The state of being criminal.
definition
Criminal activity.
definition
A criminal act.
Examples of criminality in a Sentence
I am also keen to keep a firm eye on tackling criminality.
The issue of drugs was also linked to armed criminality in the area.
They are at much greater risk of being involved in accidents or assaults or caught up in other criminality, " he said.
He blames former ministers and groups within his own ruling party, alleging corruption and criminality.
Police are determined to tackle incidents of organized criminality with paramilitary links.
Under what conditions should a treatment designed to reduce criminality in adults be evaluated?
There is a natural desire to conceal and deny the less savory aspects involving criminality.
You should ensure that the offence(s) charged is the most appropriate to reflect the criminality of the defendant.
And secondly the DUP see alleged criminality, at local level within the nationalist community, as a major issue for them.
The Kelly family, which became an extended clan, gained a reputation for petty criminality in back-country Victoria.
In removing dual criminality for different offenses, we would ensure that people would not be able to escape justice by crossing borders.
These powers will only be used in situations of serious criminality not capable of being addressed by normal criminal legislation.
In the North West however we will still end up with three forces which will not address fully the problem of cross border criminality.
Academic research clearly demonstrates that race itself is neither a causal nor a predictive factor in youth criminality.
This firmly positions gun criminality as a specific area of investigation and strategic development.
Definition computer criminality is a large field whose borders are not always easy to define.
Rates of childhood depression, suicide and school criminality have soared since the 1920's.
War is the ultimate in criminality, the ultimate obscenity, the ultimate crime against humanity.
What seems criminality on a grand scale to the impartial observer was to the British simply a matter of getting on with the job.
The criminality of abortion would be reaffirmed, even in cases of threatened suicide.
It was not that Christian writers did not feel the difficulty of attributing criminality to sincere ignorance or error.