Sentence examples for patterns of offending from inspiring English sources

CRAVED has proven to be a useful model to explain various forms of theft (e.g., cellphones, Whitehead et al. 2008; bags, Smith et al. 2006; parrots, Pires and Clarke 2012; fish, Petrossian and Clarke 2014 .The current study proposes that the CRAVED model may be effectively applied to sexual homicide in order to explain differential patterns of offending.

The finding that offending is similarly distributed between youth and adults supports the need for criminal career research and the examination of the factors that influence fluctuations in the patterns of offending from adolescence through adulthood.

To account for the fact that not all patterns of offending (and activity) will be accounted for by street network properties, we also include a constant background rate of activity, D i, to encapsulate other constant factors not directly related to the network.

Three administrative datasets were used to define the cohort in this study and to compare patterns of offending, time in custody and opioid-substitution therapy (OST) treatment utilisation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.

"Much of the available information during Savile's lifetime was never shared" with the West Yorkshire Police, and when it was, the police "did not connect the events to recognize a potential pattern of offending, Constable Lee said.

Additionally, some have stressed the predictive value of violent offences, whereas others found that less serious offences are equally predictive of a persistent pattern of offending [ 13, 18, 19].

The results indicate a generalist pattern of offending among the ICST offenders with previous offences.

Offenders build an offending template taking into account these factors and eventually, this template stabilizes and becomes fixed, therefore leading to the predictability of offending patterns [28].

Attempting to show a pattern of offending is neither new and nor restricted to sexual offence cases, the CPS said.

Supt Treble said Field's past pattern of offending was unusual in that he had been prepared to take on two victims at once when he tried to snatch the two teenage boys in 1984.

It was, said Wright, the "high water mark of over-friendly inappropriate behaviour by a drunken man, rather than the ingredients of the offence of indecent assault or any pattern of offending of the type identified as forming part of the prosecution thesis of abuse of power by a career-making and breaking politician".