Sentence examples for potential offenders from inspiring English sources

Youth-oriented organisations represent a setting in which opportunities to offend are numerous because potential offenders have authority over, and constant access to, vulnerable children.

"So the operation is not only about catching people who have already offended, it is about influencing potential offenders before they cross that line".

He is now registered in a database of potential offenders.

But are such "exemplary sentences" ever effective as a deterrent to other potential offenders?

It deters potential offenders (though many crimes are committed on impulse, or when drunk or drugged).

Based on these patchy data, CEOP suggest there are over 2,000 "potential offenders" in the UK.

Police have been given the names or partial names of 120 potential offenders, and have formally identified 37 suspects.

Arın also said that women who flagged up potential offenders to the police often did not receive the necessary protection.

For potential offenders the increased likelihood of being caught and convicted, the research evidence shows, does have an impact on crime rates.

In his office underneath the grandstand of the local stadium, the Ulm trainer, Ralf Becker, put it more bluntly: "They are all potential offenders".

Rather than admonishing women to dress a certain way, police should be warning potential offenders that they should "avoid assaulting women in order not to go to prison".