Sentence examples similar to genuine offender from inspiring English sources
The judge could argue that he is a first-time offender who has shown genuine remorse.
What I call "genuine forgiveness" is reserved for those offenders who have the courage and character to make meaningful amends.
They might even decide to blacklist repeat offenders – ie, those who are clearly not genuine fans but are in the business of buying up loads of tickets in order to flog them at rip-off prices.
If only his successors as home secretary had bothered to consult with and listen to those who had genuine concerns and suggestions to offer about how an effective national offender management system might be developed, the hideous amount of time and money, wasted on unnecessary additional bureaucracy could have been spent on protecting the public by improving what was done with and for offenders.
Genuine forgiveness is an intimate dance, a hard-won transaction which asks as much of the offender as it does of the hurt party.
A restorative process that is to be appropriate to crime must therefore be one that seeks an adequate recognition, by the offender and by others, of the wrong done a recognition that must for the offender, if genuine, be repentant; and that seeks an appropriate apologetic reparation for that wrong from the offender.
A staggering 14 per cent of university web pages contain at least one genuine spelling error, the survey found, with some of the most prestigious American universities among the worst offenders: Harvard spelled 'professor' wrong on one of its menus and Yale's website describes the "Universtiy's ever-expanding international strength".
Ch Supt Mary Doyle from GMP's Salford division said: "The general public may hear the words 'rival criminals' and think this has nothing to do with them as it is simply offenders targeting each other, but the reckless way in which these people operate means there is a genuine risk that innocent people could get hurt".
