A piece of forensic equipment or forensics software used in procedural dramas that does not exist in the real world. Often used to solve a crime when the writers aren't intelligent or creative enough to have the characters use real world crime solving techniques.
Did you see "Bones" last night? They put a fragment of wrist bone in the Crime-a-lator to create a full facial reconstruction of the victim.
A joke phrase said when a gay person is 'inconvenienced' and they state it's because they were gay. It's not actually a hate crime, but it's still funny
"Dude my teacher failed my test. That's a fruit crime"- some gay person at one point probably
A crime the grand jury defines as a crime while you don't; skullduggery; dirty tricks.
Everything Roger Stone is accused of is a process crime.
Until the statute of limitations is met.
The crime time is a little over a year from now for this particular offense.
The duration a criminal spends in prison.
His crime time is 12 years to life.
Common mishearing of "crying shame".
That's a crime shame that Peggy failed her math exam.
The past tense of a crime that was committed motivated by prejudice
“ I was hate crimed because I’m a lesbian”