Sentence examples for offender committed from inspiring English sources

The Ethicist says the writer's husband, who is a registered sex offender, "committed a terrible act".

"Left without suitable supervision, the offender committed a murder while under supervision of the CRC," it added.

However, letting them off, as the former Home Secretary would point out, hardly works either: the average offender commits 140 crimes in the year before he is caught.

However, IPPs became a safe option for judges who were worried about a public backlash if lenient sentencing resulted in an offender committing a violent crime upon release.

"We know that sometimes one offender commits many burglaries across several neighbourhoods and getting them locked away should see the burglary rate plummet," she said.

Gaynor McKeown, the lead on restorative justice at independent charity Victim Support, said: "Victims tell us that they want to see offenders punished, but also they don't want to see their offender commit another crime.

Police crime data released in April showed Sudanese-born offenders committed 4.8% of the aggravated burglaries in the state and that these crimes were increasing, but were still second to Australian-born offenders, who committed nearly 80% of such crimes.

One of the accused sex offenders committed suicide as the police and cameras approached his home in 2006; NBC settled a lawsuit from the man's family last year.

The sex offenders committed by the state are housed in two former prisons, in Kearny and Avenel, which are run by the Department of Corrections, while the state's division of mental health provides therapy.

But where such laws are in use, states are facing an equally great challenge: sheer cost, a cost that only goes up as the number of sex offenders committed in civil trials rises.

Similarly, Leclerc and Cale (2015) found that 78%% of offenders committed their offenses offsite of youth-oriented organisations they were employed or volunteering at.