Sentence examples for offender system from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morrissey noted that most juveniles convicted in direct file cases end up in Colorado's youthful offender system, which has a specialized facility in Pueblo that allows the most dangerous teenagers to be held separately.

During the 2009 session, Roberts sponsored several bills relating to juvenile criminal offenders, including legislation to allow more juveniles to have their criminal records expunged, and to allow young adults to serve sentences within the Youth Offender System instead of correctional facilities.

The State Department of Children, Youth and Families, which had proposed the idea, had assumed that 17-year-olds would be held among the general prison population, where incarceration costs $39,000 an inmate per year, 60percentt less than the $98,000 in the juvenile-offender system.

The DOC also used an offender management system (OMS), an electronic tracking and case management system, which collected demographic, social, criminal record (offense), sentence and parole data.

The irony of this is that we need a national offender management system, but that does not require any additional bureaucracy because, like the criminal justice system, it is not an entity but a policy.

Now a much-needed structure is provided through the offender assessment system (OASys).

The Oregon sex offender registry system lists Mr. Dykes, 55, as homeless, living on the streets in Portland.

To stimulate his thinking, could I advocate a fundamental rethink of the offender management system, fundamental in that it rejects what was implemented following his last report?

Samuel Sutter, the Bristol County district attorney, and others are also calling for an overhaul of the state's sex offender classification system.

Following January's Carter report, it is setting up the new national offender management system, which is to cut the rise in the prison population.

While Americans are starting to question the value of our extensive sex offender monitoring system, it remains to be seen whether these doubts will lead to real reform.