Sentence examples for repeat criminal from inspiring English sources

Any stakeholder interested in understanding how we arrive at risk scores can examine our work to see if it agrees with other research about what factors predict flight or repeat criminal activity.

If you are a threat to the public, likely to be convicted or simply a repeat criminal, you are less likely to stay and face your peers (or a judge) if you can avoid it.

"[F]ailed to learn their lessons from the initial punishment" would seem to suggest that the serving of the punishment, rather than the mere pronouncement of it, is necessary before the repeat criminal will be deemed an inadequate student--a position that certainly appeals to "common sense," if not to text.

One of the men was called John and the result is the story of this man's childhood of crime and violence, which included being put into care at the age of 10 and becoming a repeat criminal offender and drug addict.

It shows that their children were more likely to have become repeat criminal offenders as adults.

It is not a surprise to hear that repeat criminal offenders are being recycled and crime will increase.

Those left behind tend to be repeat criminals and low-level offenders.

This stands at almost 3,900 in England and Wales – many are repeat criminals caught in a cycle of abuse, addiction and mental health problems.

She discovered the British empire's worst repeat criminals were sent to Tasmania – the rapists, murderers and everyone they "couldn't handle" on the mainland.

A universal record would be a strong deterrent to first-time offenders — after all, any DNA sample left behind would be a smoking gun for the police — and would enable the police to more quickly apprehend repeat criminals.

Federal law enforcement agencies and a few states already have similar provisions, which supporters say help identify repeat criminals and exonerate the innocent but have drawn opposition among privacy and prisoners' advocates.