Sentence examples for target offenders from inspiring English sources

"Our approach has been pre-emptive from the start using every police tactic available and working with industry to target offenders.

O'Connor also noted that some rapists are serial offenders, and that if prosecutors have increased opportunities to target offenders, reform efforts like the Colorado proposal could get dangerous people off the street and help prevent future assaults.

The idea is to target offenders without the need for lengthy court procedures.

The first of these is that the research suggests offenders do not distinguish between below and above ground targets, and that BTP, CoLP and the MPS should consider more joined up operations to target offenders who commit theft.

The law would target offenders who sell or distribute marijuana that has a THC content exceeding 15percentt.... Drug dealers are increasingly cross-breeding plants to produce high-potency variants of marijuana, which are called "kush" in street slang when they have 20percentTHCHC, Lake County Sheriff Mark Curran said.

I'm also struck that a lot of readers seem to regard enforcement of the laws (pick your target offender) as some crazy pipe dream, impossible in big, bad New York.

In the likely event of evolutionary changes within the target offender, new forms of peptides naturally emerge to counter the resistant infectious agent.

In such cases, nations could be prudent in using a crime science perspective to identify patterns of crime concentration as it relates to space, time, targets, offenders, and victims.

"Ceop, police forces in the UK, the internet service providers and international law enforcement are becoming increasingly successful at targeting offenders and working closer than ever before to protect children from harm caused by those who have a sexual interest in them," he said.

This is consistent with the 12-Point Model for preventing child sexual abuse developed by Smallbone et al. (2008), which integrates public health and broader crime prevention models, identifying four prevention targets (offenders, victims, situations and communities) across different levels of prevention (primary, secondary and tertiary).

The law targets offenders who have previous convictions for at least two serious or violent crimes, such as rape or robbery.