Sentence examples for offending on from inspiring English sources

Nearly one-third (32.3%) reported high levels of offending on one of the assessments, and were thus classified as occasional offenders, while 42.7% reported low levels of offending at both assessments.

The fine rose from £100 to £200 and penalty points doubled from three to six, so those found to be offending on more than one occasion will reach the 12-point threshold for a ban.

Based on child and parent reports, 25.0% of the participants scored high levels of offending on both assessments and were thus classified as persistent high offenders.

Charities may also be discouraged from participating in the Justice Data Lab by data protection fears, as they have to provide details of the offenders they work with in order for statisticians to access their history of offending on the Police National Computer System.

"This was internet sex offending on a previously unseen scale.

Such instruments are typically completed by clinical interview and/or review of medical records, and involve scoring individuals on the basis of a set of socio-demographic, criminal history, and clinical risk factors based on research on repeat offending on leaving prisons and secure hospitals.

Offenders who receive residential drug treatment are 45% less likely to re-offend on return to the community than comparable offenders receiving prison sentences.

While that correlation may be true for non-mentally ill offenders, it's not the case for those who offend on the basis of mental illness.

The Citizens Advice Bureau has recently criticised a range of outdated measures that together ensure the financial exclusion of prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families and are virtually bound to contribute to re-offending on release.

He was willing even to be offended on my behalf.

They're horrible -' 'I love bugs!' protests Tomas, offended on behalf of all creeping things.