The phrase "address offenses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to wrongdoings or violations, often in a legal or disciplinary context.
Example: "The committee was formed to address offenses related to academic dishonesty within the institution."
Alternatives: "tackle violations" or "respond to misconduct".
Mimicking Megan's Law, Florida maintains a Web site that gives the personal details (including photo, name, age, address, offenses and periods of incarceration) of all prisoners released from custody.
Altercations that used to call for automatic suspension no longer do; principals can choose to address offenses by calling a meeting with the student's parents or suggesting another punishment before removing a student from school, Ms. Ravitz said.
Unlike some village courts or a local community court in midtown Manhattan, the bureau is not part of the unified court system, nor does it have many of a district court's powers, like the ability to issue warrants, find someone in contempt or address offenses that fall outside the town code.
One key focus, as I argued in an article with Leandro DalleMule, the CDO of AIG, is whether to primarily address offense (making money with data, either through monetization or better marketing and sales) or defense (risk, regulatory compliance, security, etc). issues.
Professor Kelling is a senior fellow at the institute, a conservative research group, and is an author of the "broken windows" theory, which says that the key to fighting crime is to address all offenses, even seemingly minor ones.
They were joined at various points by several experts, including William J. Bratton, the former New York City police commissioner, and Prof. George L. Kelling of Rutgers University, an author of the acclaimed "broken windows" theory, which says that the key to fighting crime is to address all offenses, even the seemingly minor ones; otherwise, chaos prevails.
The draft bill under consideration from 2005 was for a comprehensive legislation to address all offenses against children.
Another choice would be the school resource officer, typically a school-based police officer trained to address juvenile offenses.
Shumpert, however, does need to address his offense.
"We obviously have to do something to address our offense," Phillips said.
The Kings rank last in the NHL with 2.10 goals per game and have turned to waiver pickups Scherbak and Brendan Leipsic to help address the offense.
