Sentence examples for kind of offender from inspiring English sources

We study which of three systems enable the victim of a trust breakdown to fairly assess this kind of offender.

These results suggest that with some minimal case-management service provision and attorney training, it is possible to manage this kind of offender in the community, with little apparent increased risk to public safety.

"It's for... a different kind of offender".

Friend, 43, says she wants "California voters to know what kind of offenders are on death row," men like Robert Boyd Rhoades, who sodomized, tortured and killed 8-year-old Michael Lyons two decades ago.

With these kind of offenders now being deported without an opportunity for their cases to be heard, Campbell says many with a legitimate claim to remain could be permanently, unjustly expelled.

But the best criminals are those who never get caught, and many of the worst kinds of offenders leave this world without a stain on their character – the late Sir Jimmy Savile was never even charged with an offence, let alone convicted, during his lifetime.

There is indeed a difference between a situation in which the vast majority of lawbreakers are not being prosecuted simply because the government lacks the resources to do so, and one in which government has issued explicit public directives that certain kinds of offenders will not (for the time being) be prosecuted.

Melissa Schrick, 35, represents another kind of female offender -- the clever forger or embezzler.

"I would find somebody who found it difficult to accept the word of a court impossible to work with on any kind of sex offender treatment programme".

Reports of online dating-related rape have risen by more than 450percentt in six years, the UK's National Crime Agency announced on Sunday, warning that the surge in online dating had given rise to a "new kind of sexual offender".

A variation of this idea is that punishment is a kind of expiation: offenders should undergo punishment in their own interests to discharge their guilt and to make themselves acceptable to society again.