Sentence examples for offenders I from inspiring English sources

Definitions from criminology emphasize the various types of offenders (i.e. offender-based) rather than their unique offenses (i.e. offense-based).

Each record contains the date of the arrest as well as the age and home address of the offender, allowing us to compare 'in town' offenders (i.e., from within Iowa City, Coralville and transients) with 'out of town' offenders.

They differentiated four subtypes of offenders, i.e. the overall violent/antisocial type, the dysphoric/borderline type, the slightly antisocial type, and the family-only/passive aggressive type.

Childhood offenders, i.e. children who display delinquent behaviour prior to the age of twelve, are two to three times more likely to become serious and persistent offenders than those with a later onset [ 4, 6, 7].

Holtzworth-Munroe and Stuart [ 10, 57] differentiated four subtypes of offenders, i.e. the overall violent/antisocial type, the dysphoric/borderline type, the slightly antisocial type, and the family-only/passive aggressive type.

"But when I sought to write down the identification numbers of some of the worst offenders I saw to my horror and anger that many of the officers in question had their ID covered up".

We, therefore, lastly evaluated whether there are any sex differences in the way employers treat male and female ex-offenders, i.e., whether there is a difference based on sex as regards the size of the discrimination against ex-offenders.

If offender i's number of failed crime attempts outgrows the number of successful attempts, (left( {N_i^s -N_i^f } right) <0), (mu _i ) approaches 0, meaning the offender is not motivated to attempt to commit crime.

As offender i's number of successful crime attempts outgrows the number of failures (left( {N_i^s -N_i^f } right) >0), (mu _i ) approaches 1, meaning the offender is very motivated to continue to attempt to commit crime.

The likelihood for a crime event to occur is given by: begin{aligned} L=frac{mu _i delta _m }{1+gamma _m } end{aligned} (10) (mu _i) is the motivation of offender i, (delta _m ) is the sum of the desirability of all target agents in location m, and (gamma _m ) is the sum of the guardianship of all target agents in location m.

One of these organizations is the Dutch police, as police officers come into contact with large groups of both juvenile offenders as well as juvenile non-offenders (i.e., juveniles involved in an offense, but not in the role of a suspect).