Sentence examples for offender between from inspiring English sources

In his remarks, the judge said the musician had been a star for over 50 years and noted that he is no longer in the best of health, but said the verdicts of the jury showed he was "also a sex offender" between 1968 and 1986, whose "reputation lies in ruins".

The Indonesian immigration departmentsaid it had denied entry to 85 registered Australian child sex offenders between November and July.

In a report published in January, the group said Iran had carried out 73 executions of juvenile offenders between 2005 and 2015.

It is not widely remembered now but when the company was simply Group 4 it briefly became the butt of comedians' jokes for losing prisoners when it took over the first contract to transport offenders between courts and jails.

But he defended his decision to order dozens of already full and overcrowded prisons to take 440 extra offenders between them as a sensible precaution to deal with the unanticipated squeeze.

This is the Youth Court of the District of Columbia, designed to give first-time non-violent offenders between 12 and 17 a way to stay out of the formal juvenile justice system.

But the case has also helped fuel the perception that teenage crime is now utterly out of control, a view espoused by the Government which appears to want to lock up persistent young offenders between the ages of 12 and 15.

None of these three-way interaction effects are statistically significant, implying that there were no statistically significant differences in the size of discrimination against ex-offenders between male and female applicants with a criminal background in different occupations in our experiment.

Indeed, numerous researches showed that the SCP constitutes an effective system to reduce speeding behaviors (−31% of speed offenders between 2001 and 2004) and the number of road hazards (the number of people killed or seriously injured were reduced by 42% at camera sites) [10].

There were more than 18,000 such offenders between 2010 to 2015, accounting for about 18percentt of the total number of people who faced federal prosecution.

The stats back that up: Twentypercentt of the program's participants reoffended last year, far lower than the 47percentt average revocation rate for the same category of offenders between 2007 and 2012, according to an annual report on the program.