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The Howard League, which is a charity, advocates more work in communities to prevent reoffending and "restorative justice" schemes to make offenders face their victims and apologise.

The aim is to make offenders understand the impact of their actions and to help victims repair the emotional damage they have endured.

I am also bemused by the proposal to make offenders pay compensation to victims "up-front" instead of "as and when the offender is able to pay".

Detect: passive, and active exposure to make offenders self-expose by instrumental, expressive or involuntary action; by making legitimate presence/behaviour distinctive; and by improving capacity of people exercising security role to detect.

It is true that a certain amount of aggression might be necessary for moral behaviour: for instance, anger as a response to offences might be necessary to make offenders change their ways.

The MoJ insists the policy is fair since it makes offenders contribute to the cost of running the court.

The first question is "why are you here?", making offenders explain their actions rather than hide behind monosyllabic defiance.

The Scottish government's proposals include making offenders pay towards the cost of supporting victims.

Mr Findlater believes making offenders understand the human cost of their actions can help to stop them seeking out images of abuse.

Authorities in Thailand are trying to curb drunk driving incidents by making offenders hang around dead people, the Associated Press reports.

To make ex-offenders and non-offenders comparable job applicants, it was stated in the ex-offenders' applications that they had continued schooling during their time in the open detention facility.