Sentence examples for offenders programs from inspiring English sources

Investigate first time offenders programs.

Be on the look out for first time offenders programs.

For the 15 years that I have been teaching literature at the University of Houston-Clear Lake, I have regularly participated in our Academics for Offenders program, teaching master's-level courses for students who are inmates at a nearby state prison.

Diane Cardwell (NYT) RIVERHEAD: EX-OFFICER SENTENCED -- A former Suffolk County police officer was sentenced to three years' probation and ordered to enroll in a sex offenders program after admitting that he had harassed women.

In 1994, he agreed to enter a first-time offenders program after he was charged with reckless endangerment and unlawful possession of a weapon for firing his Sig Sauer automatic pistol at a security van outside the Meadowlands arena, where the Nets played.

Quantitative data related to rearrest and probation violations were collected and analyzed to determine program effectiveness while qualitative interview data offer insights into offenders' program experiences and their pathways to arrest and incarceration.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article suggested that Superior Court Judge Michael Donio and prosecutor Jim McClain were equally responsible for admitting Ray Rice into the first-time offenders program and denying Allen's application.

California did it the right way: providing generous financing to the counties for therapeutically based juvenile offender programs.

Because he was not on parole and not believed to be in the country, he was not monitored by any parole officers or sex offender programs.

While the exams are not typical in other juvenile-delinquent programs, according to a 2002 report by the Safer Society Foundation, a sexual-abuse research and advocacy organization, about 44percentt of outpatient adolescent-sex-offender programs use polygraphs — up from 25percentt eight years earlier.

She told me that she and her colleague Kurt Bumby have visited adolescent-sex-offender programs and asked teenagers if polygraphs ever failed to pick up lies the boys told.