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The bill in question would steer non-violent offenders towards drug treatment rather than jail.

In Table 6, the Convenor "guides the young offender towards expressions of remorse" (Zappavigna & Martin 2018 166).

But the law and order contribution to the Tories' "common sense" policy relaunch would also include a new approach to persistent teenage offenders and towards sentencing by the courts.

The Scottish government's proposals include making offenders pay towards the cost of supporting victims.

This suggests a deep-rooted antipathy towards offenders on the part of the general public.

This shift began in Texas, a place that has long prided itself for its toughness towards offenders, then spread to more than two dozen other states.

But he said that in general the army operated a "zero tolerance policy" towards offenders, noting that a two-star general had been told to investigate the execution video.

Campaign groups said there had been "institutional indifference" towards offenders released from custody.

In fact, psychosocial approaches teach us that children also possess a degree of agency, albeit possibly lower than adults, and that they can be held accountable for their acts commensurate to their active involvement in activities of any sort; all this within a general context of 'vulnerable offenders' and geared towards avoiding secondary victimisation or re-traumatisation.

Declaring "enough is enough", Chief Constable Anthony Bangham, chief constable of West Mercia police, said leniency towards traffic offenders needed to end.

Sydney district court judge Kate Traill stressed she was required to sentence according to laws at the time, which were more lenient towards sex offenders.