By contrast, other states make individual assessments of the potential dangerousness of each offender.
It will go to extending the life and dangerousness of a sadistic regime.
Helen Dent Chief executive, Family Action Unfortunately, no one consulted clinical experts who might have identified the dangerousness of Baby P's family.
Over all, she added, "given the dangerousness of the Al Qaeda network, it is the prudent way to try these cases".
"Let me have men about me that are fat," Julius Caesar said, fearing the dangerousness of Cassius's lean and hungry look.
Contracting out to machines the tedious business of assessing the dangerousness of cancer cells in histological microscope slides ought thus to be an obvious thing to do.
Having been asked to determine the potential dangerousness of many such individuals during my career, I developed a simple and usually effective approach.
She was staggered by the scope and the dangerousness of what he claimed to know, and at first, fearing entrapment, she demanded that he prove his bona fides.
Steve Wright's conviction for the Ipswich murders has unleashed a predictable storm of angry assertion about sex workers' vulnerability, the dangerousness of "punters", and what should be done about either or both of these problems.
His interest in philosophy began when, aged nine, he became worried by the absurdity of heaven and hell, and only stopped being worried about the dangerousness of his doubts when he realised that they might be justified.
"I think there's a need that's been recognized by the courts to assess the dangerousness of a given offender before subjecting the person to the ignominy and the embarrassment of being placed on the Internet".
