Sentence examples for offence victims from inspiring English sources

The Attorney General's Office has warned that sex offence victims have automatic lifetime anonymity and publishing details that can lead to their identification is a criminal offence.

Inter-rater reliability of the offence, victim, and offender related variables has been assessed in our previous studies, where the same data collection procedure and partly the same data were used [ 58, 59].

More than 80% of sexual offences victims do not come forward, he added.

The data are presented in XML as shown in Figure 3. Figure 1 From Snyder [[9]] (Figures one and six): relation between sexual offences, victims and offenders.

In a study using the police register of alleged offences, victims of bullying had approximately a two- to threefold higher risk of committing a crime than adolescents not involved in bullying behaviour, although this increased risk existed only in the presence of psychiatric symptoms [ 57].

NVVO: No victim violent offence; VVO: Victim of violent offence; VBPTS: Very brief psychosis treatment scale; DAST: Drug abuse screening test; ROC: Receiver operating characteristic; AUC: Area under the curve; LEAP: Law enforcement assistance program.

Saunders insisted that the guidelines would not stifle free speech as there was a "high threshold" of offence to victims that had to be crossed before prosecutions were launched.

"Today's report is a further indictment of how a British government and Sinn Féin colluded together to defeat due process and cause hurt and offence to victims and survivors.

It will cover the offences that victims of modern slavery are typically forced to commit such as cannabis cultivation, offences related to prostitution and immigration.

In Texas, a proposed bill calls for the death penalty for repeat sex offences against victims under 14.

"To minimise and trivialise the impact of these offences for victims in this way is all but denying that they have in fact suffered abuse at all.