Sentence examples for for any offender from inspiring English sources

The new rule would mean an immediate expulsion for any offender.

Tory backbenchers have already tabled amendments introducing automatic six-month jail sentences to the new criminal justice and courts bill for any offender caught in possession of a knife twice.

Plans to bring in the six-month mandatory minimum sentence for any offender who threatens a victim with a knife are expected to cost £5 million and increase the number of prison places used by 100, an impact assessment released by the Ministry of Justice showed.

But all of these factors are crucial to imposing an appropriate sentence in any case, for any crime, for any offender, at any age.

For any offender-suspect pair comparison, we would like to use the dictionary A to linearly represent Φ offender in a sparse way [4-6,39,43].

The sentence of life in prison without parole for any juvenile offender is a sentence to die in prison.

"Any juvenile justice professional will tell you that a detention setting should be the last option for any young offender," Steve J Martin, a prison consultant who has worked with several jail systems, including Rikers, told me this week.

Webster L. Hubbell, the associate attorney general during the first year of the Clinton administration who served an 18-month sentence for crimes related to the Whitewater scandal, said that the trick for any ex-offender is to accept inconveniences.

U.S. A challenge to the Armed Career Criminal Act, which mandates a 15-year sentence for any federal firearms offender with three prior convictions for a "violent felony," contends the law is too vague.

For the assessment of any sex offender, of any age, the diagnostic challenge remains the deconstruction of what happened.

The bureau reports, "Sex offenders were less likely than non-sex offenders to be rearrested for any offense".