11.   In one view, new prisons are badly needed to restrain and deter dangerous criminals.

12.   In that statement, the pope said that modern penal systems made it unnecessary to protect society by executing dangerous criminals, Misleh said.

13.   Moreover, although pot smokers are usually peaceable citizens, their dealers can be dangerous criminals.

14.   One of the chief disadvantages of Guantanamo, he said, was the distance involved and the difficulty in transporting dangerous criminals so far.

15.   Police roadblocks were once rare in New York City, set up at holidays to stop drunken drivers or during all-out manhunts for dangerous criminals.

16.   Strafford District Attorney Lincoln Soldati said Monday he would seek extra jail time under an enhanced sentencing law for dangerous criminals.

17.   That was the day they swooped down, dragnet-style, on the closest members of my family as though they were dangerous criminals or racketeers.

18.   The data are likely to be used by some who contend that the sentences put away dangerous criminals who belong in jail.

19.   The experienced cop who routinely faces off with dangerous criminals was afraid to take his book to a publishing house.

20.   The Immigration and Naturalization Service denied that dangerous criminals would be released.