Sentence examples for an offender in a from inspiring English sources

On average it costs £75,000 a year to keep an offender in a young offender institution yet seven out of 10 will commit another crime within a year of release.

It also represented a significant deterrent, as breaching an Asbo was a crime that could land an offender in prison.

It costs the taxpayer £24,000 a year to keep an offender in prison, 14 times as much as a community-service order.

The bill will also give victims a say in the sanction handed out to an offender in low-level offences through a new "community remedy".

"We get to cook together, play cards and bingo, and be a family...The children get to know their father," remarks a female relative of an offender in Ontario.

That wasn't the end of A-Rod and PEDs; in 2013 he'd be named as an offender in the Biogenesis investigation, a sloppy, ethically and legally compromised show trial that Major League Baseball inflicted on their product more as a means to expand the discretionary power of the Commissioner's Office than as a good-faith effort to punish violations of the Joint Drug Agreement.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of helping an offender in connection with a fatal stabbing in Oxford.

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender in relation to a student who was fatally stabbed outside a college.

A typical offender in Hong Kong received a ban, a short custodial sentence, or a small pecuniary penalty.

A typical offender in Australia received a ban or a custodial sentence.

As we make clear in the Prison Reform Trust briefing, Criminal Damage (pdf), there are ways to avoid confirming a young offender in a criminal career.