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Discover LudwigHabitual criminal is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who regularly commits criminal offences over a period of time. For example: "Johnny was sentenced to a year in prison for being a habitual criminal."
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The most forceful recommendation was the Habitual Criminal Act.
If Fletcher is a habitual criminal, we know from his five-year sentence he's no rapist or murderer.
Chief Flynn recounted pleading with a state senator to include a provision in Wisconsin's concealed weapons law that would ban habitual criminal offenders from obtaining permits.
Centralised system As "Suffolk" is an habitual criminal, the case then goes to the Crown Court, where today it would arrive as a paper file.
"But no one will argue with the fact that the law does incapacitate people who have serious or violent habitual criminal records.
KEITH Mick Miller Moz's step-dad, Keith, is a habitual criminal and chancer who has spent half his life in Strangeways prison.
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Prison already creates habitual criminals.
This, he says, is because habitual criminals face serious consequences.
In Brazil the Esquadāro da Morte (Death Squad) executes individuals suspected of being habitual criminals.
The suspects, both habitual criminals, were arrested a block from the house.
They are "habitual criminals and parasites" who do "untold damage to our national organism".
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