Sentence examples similar to would be offender from inspiring English sources

According to police investigators, normal practice in drug cases of equivalent severity would be for offenders to use separate 'clean' (for legitimate life) and 'dirty' (for crime) telephones.

Part of the role would be to visit local offenders after arrest.

Sometimes greater punishment than that required for ordinary offenders would be in order since disobedients who are serious in their moral conviction may not be deterred by standard punishments.

Other times, however, less punishment than that for ordinary offenders would be in order since disobedients usually are not 'hardened' criminals and thus may need less severe treatment to deter them from offending.

In terms of burglary, these qualities could include the property being situated at the end of a terrace, which has an alley running along the back, and the property appearing to have poor door and window security—all of which are signals for easy property access opportunities to a would-be offender.

So, how do we handle when our feelings are hurt, when the would-be offender was really only guilty of poor delivery of necessary information?

But there are rules, says Detective Sergeant Kim Gross with Toronto police's child exploitation unit, who argues that someone without training might screw up the evidence-gathering process needed to support a charge like luring or worse, tip off a would-be offender.

To warrant such a disclosure, the injured party would have to show that their reputation had been significantly damaged; then they would be given the offender's identity, and would be free to pursue a civil case.