Sentence examples for offenders reported from inspiring English sources

Last week, the justice select committee (the same committee hearing evidence on women offenders) reported how cared-for children are much more likely to be cast on to the icy slope of criminalisation.

Almost all offenders reported that they first sexually abused a child when they were adults.

bMany offenders reported performing more than one sexual act; hence the percentages do not total 100%.

Offenders reported asking for specific motivations for working with children and how candidates spend their spare time outside of work.

Leclerc and Cale (2015) indicated that offenders reported having had worked in an organisation for an average of 16 years before being caught.

Most prominently, offenders reported that children should be taught to report if they have been victimized, learn to say no, know about the difference between appropriate versus inappropriate touching and never get into cars with strangers.

Small wonder most sex offenders report being harassed.

Surveys show that many people vastly prefer this service to what may be an intimidating experience in a police station, where the people who can overhear you may often include offenders reporting for bail.

Approximately 75% of juvenile offenders report a history of drug or alcohol use (Belenko & Logan, 2003), with more than a third meeting criteria for a substance use disorder (Wasserman, McReynolds, Schwalbe, Keating, & Jones, 2010).

They found that 67percentt of sex offenders report that they were molested as children.

However, when connected to a polygraph and asked this same question, 29percentt of sex offenders report being molested as children.