Sentence examples for offense history from inspiring English sources

Most people with records have a non-violent offense history often committed during youth with federal incarceration a result of dated War on Drug policy.

The time has come to move people with non-violent, non-serious offense history, who have completed their retribution, forward with the same ease we give to bankruptcy and DUI expungements.

Pertaining to offense characteristics for the present sample, 63 (1.93%) had a prior offense history.

Given the absence of an official offense history in these children, the assessment of self-reported behavioral difficulties seems of particular clinical relevance in this group.

However, studies have shown that criminal background checks identify less than 1% of candidates as having sexual offense histories against either adults or children.

The offense-history data were cross-checked against, and supplemented by, other information provided by the patient himself, including the number and nature of any additional sexual offenses that were admitted by the patient but for which he was never charged.

Each client attending our unit receives a standardized documentation of data including socio-demographic data, developmental and crime history, psychiatric diagnoses, and offense characteristics.

Judges are tasked with imposing sentences that take into account all circumstances of a defendant's offense and history to find a sentence sufficient but not greater than necessary to achieve the goals of sentencing.

The Russian government had warned publicly that moving it would be a grave offense to history and "disastrous for Estonians".

By 2005, he was ready to make amends for his offenses against history, even if he would thereby go behind Turkey's back "and betray it".

Others have pointed to the Chinese swim program's long rap sheet of previous drug offenses, and history shows that mind-boggling Olympic performances are certainly worthy of some suspicion, or at least close examination.