Sentence examples for offender about from inspiring English sources

We spoke to the repeat MOFO offender about her Map of Tasmania and being "problematic".

Diagnoses of substance use and personality disorders are associated with the risk of subsequent violent offending in community offenders about as strongly as are its better documented demographic and criminal history risk factors.

Just telling someone not to be a sex offender is about as effective as just telling someone not to do drugs, or steal or murder.

The Northern Territory has the highest rate of juvenile offenders and about 97% of incarcerated youths are Aboriginal.

Even if markets discipline "bad actors," we suffer severe repeat offenders, about whom the regulatory system fails.

But getting more information from sex offenders about their behaviour even on this basis is still a good thing, suggests Professor Grubin.

I thought it would be cool to teach offenders about the process — not that they will ever get out to practice that skill.

Hawaii had the legal authority to impose such fines before, but instead preferred to educate offenders about reefs and have them assist with the cost of restoration.

And the state is still struggling to persuade more landlords to rent to sex offenders; roughly a dozen are renting a significant number of rooms or apartments to sex offenders, about half of them here in Spokane.

A10 NATIONAL A12-19 increase in Life Sentences For Juvenile Offenders About 9,700 American prisoners are serving life sentences for crimes they committed before they could vote, serve on a jury or buy a lottery ticket -- before they turned 18.

The National Probation Service (NPS) is responsible for the supervising the most dangerous offenders, about 30% of the previous probation workload, and community rehabilitation companies (CRCs) are responsible for the remaining 70%.