Sentence examples for concept of offender from inspiring English sources

Rational choice, another perspective informing situational crime prevention, introduces the concept of offender choice, or the idea that such elements influence offender decision-making during the planning and commission of crime events (see Clarke and Cornish, 1985).

Table 2 Types of offender organizations from various organizations Concept of offender organizations Source of definition Description General definition of core group US Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) This defines the individuals or core groups involved in the crime.

Situational crime prevention operates on the concept of offender choice by identifying ways to manipulate immediate situations (based on the elements of routine activity theory) so that offending appears less attractive.

Billy Gilley was wrongly convicted, Pinsky implies, because the concept of "victim-offender" was unknown in 1984.

Michael Godwin, an expert in civil liberties in the online world, said the concept of using surveillance technology for sex offenders made sense.

Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 55 (6), 419-442.

The concept of turning facilities that once incarcerated drug offenders to production plants for newly legalized marijuana is taking root elsewhere.

34 The positive impacts of community orders have been explained theoretically through concepts of 'generativity' whereby offenders are able to realise personal redemption through positive contributions to the community.

Since that time there has been renewed interest in the concept of general prevention, including both the deterrence of possible offenders and the stabilization and strengthening of social norms.

The first group interventions offered in Europe followed the concept of "driver clinics" which were applied in North America and Canada in the 1960s and targeted recidivous traffic offenders in general.

We suggest that the concept of well-being or human flourishing that is articulated in the positive psychology literature has important implications for how offender supervision services could be delivered.