Sentence examples for perpetrators to get from inspiring English sources

There is a responsibility to both survivors and alleged perpetrators to get this right".

We must examine our responses to victims when they seek help, the resources we direct at those responses, the avenues available to perpetrators to get help and perhaps more long-term education aimed at prevention.

Yet perpetrators continue to get away scot-free.

The perpetrator is likely to get off lightly for insulting a popular monk.

Ellen Byrne, the wife of Dr. Byrne, remembers Dr. Ivins explaining how crafty the perpetrator had been to get the anthrax to be so finely ground that it was almost as light as air.

Prosecutions are rare and the perpetrator is likely to get off with a small fine.

The coalition government has allowed more than 10,000 perpetrators of domestic violence to get away with an apology and slap on the wrist, Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, will say on Monday.

Her group helped get laws passed in a few states that make it harder for perpetrators of domestic violence to get firearms.

And while lawmakers seem to be siding with student activists who have complained colleges are mishandling sexual assault cases, sexual assault advocates balk at the proposed legislative fixes, which would increase the role of the criminal justice system to get perpetrators off the street, because they say cops are just as bad at handling these cases.

One of the things we accomplished after our school shooting in 1992 was fixing a loophole in Massachusetts that allowed the perpetrator of our shooting to get his gun.

The perpetrator(s) may try to get back at you for helping the victim, in some way.