Sentence examples for offenders committed from inspiring English sources

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.

It was written while he was awaiting the results of a follow-up study of 1,200 offenders committed to hospital by the courts under the Mental Health Act 1959; this was published as volume two of Crime and Insanity in England (1973), co-authored with Sarah McCabe.

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

In the case of Leclerc and Cale (2015), the setting in which these offenders committed their offenses included sporting activities, schools, foster care and a youth centre for instance (see "Methods" section below for additional details).

The positive correlation we found between offender connectivity and offending rates supports Felson's arguments that better-connected offenders commit more offences.

(Official recidivism rates are lower than actual rates; some sex offenders commit later offenses that go undetected).

About 3.5 percent of paroled sex offenders commit a new sex crime before the end of their three-year parole period, according to a 2008 Sex Offender Management Board report.

The government seems certain it has found the answer to help prevent offenders committing further crimes after leaving prison: find them jobs.

Thus, within this region of awareness space lie the 'activity space' where offenders commit their crimes.