Sentence examples for offenders landed from inspiring English sources

In the past, such offenders landed in jail.

Other states reduced prison terms for low-level offenses; diverted some offenders to community supervision; and strengthened parole programs, so that fewer offenders landed back in jail for technical violations like missed appointments or failed drug tests.

If a parolee is arrested or fails a drug test or misses an appointment with a parole officer, the offender lands back in prison.

More than a dozen cities and counties have taken steps that make it easier for qualified ex-offenders to land government jobs, except in education and law enforcement and other sensitive areas from which people with convictions are normally barred by law.

A first conviction could land offenders in jail for between 10 days and a year.

Turley then described how a variety of French anti-speech laws have other landed non-violent offenders in jail.

Despite describing Stuckless as a "prolific serial pedophile," the Crown did not seek a dangerous offender designation, which could have landed him an indefinite prison sentence.

In Iowa, they landed on about 80% of eligible offenders, according to sentencing commission data.

One nearby beach, Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, landed on the list for "repeat offenders," with a dismal ranking.

For treason, an offender's lands were forfeited to the king.

The roof-raiser rankles less than the helicopter-offender, who lands in blatant defiance of local law with cash in hand, ready to pay the fine and do it again the next week.