Sentence examples for severe offenders from inspiring English sources

In the past 20 years, only 71 people – generally the most severe offenders – have been convicted by the UN's international criminal tribunal for Rwanda.

The scale of the violence and looting was new, but crimes like arson and burglary are not – and our courts do deal severe punishments to serious offenders.

Current research and policy from the Ministry of Justice, the Department of Health, and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) on the detention of serious offenders suffering from severe personality disorders indicate that they should be detained in prison rather than in hospital.

To make a real impact, I have proposed that the Legislature upgrade the most serious felony sex offenses, subjecting the most serious offenders, including child molesters, to severe penalties with a maximum of life in prison and lifetime parole supervision.

In the present study, Sexual offenders, Violent offenders and Arsonists were considered as Serious offenders and Property offenders were considered as Non-serious offenders.

Severe repeat offenders should be subject to receivership, replacing their boards or other management.

Even if markets discipline "bad actors," we suffer severe repeat offenders, about whom the regulatory system fails.

Professor Schotland raises an intriguing idea for severe repeat offenders: that the company be placed in receivership and current management and board fired.

The Guardian's Sadhbh Walshe has written extensively on the injustice of the three-strikes law, particularly on the severe sentences offenders are serving for minor crimes: "The maximum sentence for rape (that does not include kidnapping) in California is eight years; the average sentence is five.

You are a dangerous offender".

The sport is clean, with strict drug testing and severe punishment for offenders.