So, obviously, somebody is sort of using that gray zone again to get away with murder.
They can carry unlicensed weapons, organize dogfights, and even, sometimes, get away with murder.
Plenty of criminals get away with murder even in countries with fully developed legal systems.
Everyone knows that the youngest seems to get away with murder because parents have seen it all before.
Fascination nationwide with Drew Peterson arose from speculation he sought to use his law enforcement expertise to get away with murder.
"Of course, you'd have to remove the fingers and teeth, " he said, pointing out that TV forensics shows have made it easier to get away with murder.
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Chavez was fascinated from the outset by these petro-tyrannies, their tightly controlled populations, and the fact that the world's dependence on oil enabled them "to get away with murder".
Along with many people here, he feels the problem is "the kids who think they can get away with murder" and thinks the police need to toughen up their stance.
But Patricia Pearson, author of "When She was Bad: How and Why Women Get Away with Murder, " said mass killings with women as a perpetrator are rare -- and when they do happen, they typically aren't committed with guns.
The alarming prospect is that the Chinese Politburo calculates it is far more likely to get away with murder - or more precisely, what might be called, "stateicide" - on Mr. Clinton's watch than on that of any of his prospective successors.
But he attacked Labour for allowing the banking sector to get away with "blue murder" while in power.
He accused Ed Balls, a former adviser to Gordon Brown and now shadow chancellor, of "sucking up" to the banks and letting them get away with "blue murder" during Labour's time in power.
Bringing those responsible for crimes against Chechen civilians to justice and ending the instinct for cover up that allows so many to get away, literally, with murder would counter the culture of fear and lawlessness that paralyses all progress.
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"You don't just get to murder somebody and get away with it, " she said.
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"Many people think, with this kind of poisoning being rare and something that may not be seen, that this would be a murder someone could get away with, " Geller said.
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