Sentence examples for educating offenders from inspiring English sources

However, Gordon Henderson, Tory MP for Sittingbourne and Sheppey, believes the conflict raises fundamental questions over contracting with outside organisations; he thinks the prison service should regain direct responsibility for educating offenders.

Hawaii had the legal authority to impose such fines before, but instead preferred to educate offenders about reefs and have them assist with the cost of restoration.

"I appreciate the need to educate offenders, but I'm saddened we don't spend that kind of money or take that kind of time to rebuild the lives of crime victims," said Michelle S. Cruz, Connecticut's independent victim advocate.

Chun said the patrols are intended to educate offenders about the mandate and warn them of the dangers that can occur when unleashed pets clash with other dogs or people in public.

The ripple effect is devastating, which is why we need to educate young offenders tearing around housing estates causing chaos.

It somehow becomes the oppressed person's responsibility to educate the offender turning the victimizer into the victim, but we won't even go there.

The public also needs to be educated about sex offenders, the department believes.

The mission of the California Youth Authority, which runs the state's 10 juvenile prisons, housing 4,600 inmates, is to educate and rehabilitate offenders sentenced by juvenile courts.

Prevent Child Abuse Georgia, an Atlanta-based nonprofit organization, has just begun a three-year pilot program that will use a public awareness campaign to identify and educate potential sexual offenders.

"Our mission is to educate and rehabilitate offenders to reduce recidivism," Shapiro said in an email interview with TechCrunch.

Advocates for people with intellectual disabilities and advocates for youthful offenders, engaged in a process of educating the public and policymakers on the science of developmental disabilities and the adolescent brain.