Sentence examples for earliest offenders from inspiring English sources

Labour started this nonsense – Harold Wilson was one of the earliest offenders – but the Tories are now almost as bad.

The effects of debut crime inhibition may be further multiplied by reducing the supply of young early offenders who can induct others into offending and hence trigger the onset of criminal careers.

(g) The effects of debut crime inhibition may be further multiplied by reducing the supply of young early offenders who can induct others into offending and hence trigger the onset of criminal careers.  .

A city program focused on preventing early offenders from becoming career criminals is expanding to include minor drug offenses and illegal lodging charges brought against homeless people.

Called "community court," the program aims to steer early offenders onto the right path by imposing swift consequences for minor, nonviolent crimes.

Whatever happens today, can we stop limiting Obama's future by comparing him to Jack Kennedy? (I'm an early offender).

By George Packer August 12, 2008 Whatever happens today, can we stop limiting Obama's future by comparing him to Jack Kennedy? (I'm an early offender).

Second, as mentioned above, the predictive value of ADHD for persistence in our sample of early-onset offenders is in line with Moffitt's description of early-onset life course persistent offenders [ 14].

First, early police arrestees are likely to be a particular selection of the normal population similar to the early onset offenders as described by Moffitt [ 5], a group facing substantial individual problems, regardless of neighborhood status.

The opinion offered by Bond on the character of the "Whitechapel murderer" is the earliest surviving offender profile.

Virginia and at least four other states, for example, are considering releasing nonviolent offenders early to reduce costs.