Sentence examples for levels of dangerousness from inspiring English sources

Instead, it lumps all offenders into broad levels of dangerousness based on the crime for which they were convicted, allowing, the law's critics say, the worst offenders to blend in with less threatening ones.

We conducted a one-year prospective cohort study in 207 patients committed by court order and assessed demographic characteristics, perceived coercion, insight, symptoms, and levels of dangerousness at 6-month intervals.

Batty told him he needed a pre-sentence report to assess his level of dangerousness and decide whether a second life term was appropriate.

Judge Batty told him he needed a pre-sentence report to assess his level of dangerousness and decide whether a second life term was appropriate.

And Spokane has cycled from shock to relief to reassessment: have the white supremacists who once struck such fear here in the inland Northwest returned at a new level of dangerousness and sophistication?

Personality traits, comorbidity, level of dangerousness, level of functioning are among these characteristics.

Nevertheless, Peterson is a "Level 3" sex offender which, according to Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety, means "he has been determined to be at a high risk to reoffend and to pose a high degree of dangerousness to the public".

The level of future dangerousness posed by defendants remains the primary determinant of decisions made by juries after the legislative reform.

The civil liberties union advocated for hearings for convicted offenders so they could be assessed for levels of what Ms. Younger termed "dangerousness".

About half the states do make individualized assessments of dangerousness before posting an offender's information.

"There's no issue of dangerousness with John at all," she said.