Sentence examples for more recent offender from inspiring English sources
A more recent offender is Brazil.
First, more recent higher offending rates among offenders aged in their 40s suggest that both problem-solving efforts and incarceration policies may be relatively more important for that age group now than previously.
The experts say that the sentencing to death of juvenile offenders in more recent years reflects the trend toward treating them as adults, with their crimes judged as far more significant than the traditionally mitigating factor of their youth.
This more recent approach has made a distinction between sexual and non-sexual offenders.
Early this year the OECD declared itself disappointed with the feebleness of Britain's law and the lack of political will to prosecute offenders.Sources say that such unorthodox arrangements were terminated in more recent contracts.
"Ironically, however," he continued, "more recent cases have endorsed procedures that provide less protections to capital defendants than to ordinary offenders".
But consider more recent events.
More recent reforms went further.
Tells of more recent hits.
