Sentence examples for prior offender from inspiring English sources

So, Judge Leon may have good grounds for seeking information about I.B.M.'s continuing compliance with the law because it is a prior offender of the overseas bribery law.

Yet only 18,000 DNA samples (less than 5percentt) were taken from these prior offenders.

Those activities include putting devices on the cars of prior offenders that they are forced to breathe into in order to start their vehicles, a program Arizona has also embraced.

There are even more specialized units, some for children and one that keeps tracks of sexual offenders who are deemed likely to be repeat offenders and to track down prior offenders who do not register as required under sex-offender registration laws.

It's kind of like how President Obama decided to speak out about the injustice of marijuana prosecutions in the US, which unfairly target minorities, while not a single medical or recreational legalization bill in the country has addressed prior offenders, some of whom are serving time for weed-related crimes in states where weed is legal.

The police are combing lists of parolees and prior sexual offenders in the area, Chief Reznick said.

It's immensely important that prior marijuana offenders see the benefits of the move toward legalization, but in the current climate, it could mean the difference between bipartisan support and a liberal uphill battle.

However, prior research on offender residence pays little attention to the factor of age.

About half of these offenders (53 %) reported that they had no awareness of a sexual interest in children prior to offending, potentially suggesting that a large proportion did.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article misstated that the president had commuted the sentences of only 11 drug offenders prior to Thursday; that is in fact the previous number of pardons granted to drug offenders.

Furthermore, the overall, findings from this study are congruent with prior investigations on ex offender community re-entry outcomes, in that ex-offenders are at risk for continuing substance abuse, HCV and HIV co-infection, and limited well being (Caton et al. 2005; Cooke 2004; Lennings et al. 2006).