Sentence examples for regular offender from inspiring English sources

Burgundy is often cited as a regular offender in this regard.

Webb, 54, is a former firefighter who has been convicted of renting out a Liverpool property that breached fire regulations in 2016, in addition to other prosecutions that mark him out as a regular offender.

The prevalence of small errors in our budgeting, however, provides fertile ground for a destructive tendency: that we'd develop a scorecard, real or implied, and shame the more regular offender (because there normally is one in most households).

Asked if hiring Manafort and Gates was a bad idea, Sanders says: "These were seasoned operatives not regular offenders". She is unable to say whether the president regrets hiring them.

The heart of the problem is that the system makes a set of assumptions about the behaviour of regular offenders - that they are making rational calculations about their behaviour, that they are worried about getting caught and being punished.

Welshpool Town Council announced plans last November to publish images of regular offenders captured on CCTV in a monthly newspaper gallery, and town clerk Robert Robinson said the scheme would start in the coming weeks.

There was also a room for more serious or more regular offenders, but I do not think I had reached that level.

One in six regret a post at least once a week, and these numbers vary depending on age, with 20percentt of Millennials (18 to 34) being the worst regular offenders.

He would then be monitored under regular drug offender probation, which among its conditions includes surprise drug tests.

The juvenile sentence -- some combination of detention, therapy and probation -- lasts until they turn 21, two years longer than the sentences imposed on regular juvenile offenders, who are paroled at 19.

Officials will carry out regular checks of offenders' addresses after fears were raised that information on the register, set up in 1997, is out of date.