Sentence examples for committed more offences from inspiring English sources

Our results provided strong support for four of the five propositions tested: many of the offenders were criminal generalists; offenders' everyday activities facilitated access to co-offenders, victims and crime facilitators; victims' everyday activities helped explain their availability, attractiveness and vulnerability; and better-connected offenders typically committed more offences.

"If prison worked for young offenders, why do more than three-quarters of them commit more offences on release?

The lawyer tells the court quite openly that if Mr Seymour has nowhere to live, he is going to commit more offences.

"We know from research," he said, "that a defendant in a problem-solving court is a third less likely to go on to commit more offences than those going through a traditional court.

Our results support the proposition that better-connected offenders tend to commit more offences.

The positive correlation we found between offender connectivity and offending rates supports Felson's arguments that better-connected offenders commit more offences.

Gerald Ridsdale committed more than 130 offences against children as young as four between the 1960s and 1980s, including while working as a school chaplain at St Alipius, the royal commission has previously heard.

The NAO said that young offenders committed more than 200,000 offences in the year to April 2010 and they were responsible for almost a fifth of all crimes.

One in four had committed more than 10 past offences.

One in four people charged over the riots in English cities last month had committed more than 10 previous offences, official figures show.

One in four people charged over the riots in English cities last month had committed more than 10 previous offences, and three-quarters had a previous caution or conviction, Ministry of Justice figures show.