He did not, however, register with the federal government as a sex offender, as required under the federal Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA) when a sex offender crosses state lines.
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The first is "sex offender unmanned aerial vehicle offense," in which a sex offender uses a drone to follow, contact, or surveil another person under conditions that prohibit said offender from doing so.
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After getting released from prison, an ex-offender has to sign up for his state's sex offender registry.
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Kohlhepp is a Registered Sex Offender Kohlhepp is listed as a tier III offender in South Carolina, records show.
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Suspect was a registered sex offender Rowland was a registered sex offender, according to the Utah Department of Corrections said.
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"The defendant is now a convicted sex offender who will spend the next decade on a very onerous and intrusive sex offender probation and have to register as a sex offender," Mr. Chalfen said in a statement.
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"I hate to say it, but after #NickiMinaj defended her brother (sex offender) and 6ix9ine (sex offender), I can't honestly say I'm surprised to hear she's now defending her new boyfriend- another sex offender," one Twitter user wrote.
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Frankie Dorsey—a designated dangerous offender and a repeat offender pimp—has been in prison on and off since the 1980s.
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Online records from the Montana Department of Justice's Sexual or Violent Offender Registry also show Brockway is registered as a violent offender.
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"The judge had trouble seeing [Turner] as a violent offender when he was convicted of being a violent offender," Dauber tells Broadly.
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But Schneider would also have to agree to sex-offender probation conditions for three years, despite the absence of any sex-offender charge.
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Sometimes, if an offended party hasn't actually met the offender, Ishii stands in for the offender, who then pretends to be Ishii's supervisor.
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The sheriff's office also determined that Collman was a sex offender, and he was additionally charged with failure to register as a sex offender.
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In another case, the person qualified for a more severe sentence because he was viewed as a repeat offender under Pennsylvania's sex offender laws.
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High-volume offender Scientific research is one of the more hidden users of disposable plastics, with the biomedical sciences a particularly high-volume offender.
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A first-time offender could be punished by up to three years in prison, and a repeat offender could face imprisonment of up to 10 years.
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Harris is a registered sex offender and was convicted in 1999 for assaulting a 15-year-old girl, online records for the Texas Sex Offender Registry show.
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Sex offender treatment The prison is one of nine in the federal system that offers a Sex Offender Management Program (SOMP), according to the Bureau of Prisons.
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The 2006 Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act requires sex offenders to register with the National Sex offender registry and update their registration when they travel or move.
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Abso's second report included an added search of the Department of Justice's sex offender registry, which revealed McShane was a registered sex offender in the state of Hawaii.
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"AA needs to warn its members that there could be a sex offender or violent offender who's been sent there, so be careful who you trust," Richardson says.
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"This offender is now on felony probation and will receive sex offender treatment, a result which was not guaranteed, nor likely, had we gone to trial," the statement reads.
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In San Francisco, a first-time offender is fined a maximum of $100, and a second-time offender caught within a year of the first violation is fined $200.
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A lot of times in the movies you see an offender leaving a calling card of some sort and everybody knows right away it's the same offender all the time.
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Since Holford is registered as a sex offender in Florida, he was also charged with failure to provide internet information in connection with the sex offender registry, the statement says.
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Letourneau revealed then that she would like to get her name taken off the sex offender registry, though officials in Washington state tell PEOPLE she is still a registered offender.
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A judge rejected the request and termed Epstein a Level 3 sex offender, meaning his designation would not expire and his name would appear in a public sex offender registry.
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Breitbart stories frequently hype reports about crime involving immigrants, with headlines that sound like they came from tabloids (representative example: "One Sex Offender Illegal Alien Caught After Another Alleged Offender Legalized").
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The case concerned a provision of the 2006 Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act which mandates criminal penalties for convicted sex offenders who fail to register with the National Sex offender registry.
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Prosecutors had requested that Mr. Piche be assigned a Level 2 sex-offender designation, which would have meant that his future addresses would have been published on the state's sex offender registry.
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The law, known as the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA), requires anyone convicted of a sex offense to register as a sex offender in any jurisdiction in which they live.
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The prosecution asked Jefferson County Judge James McClusky to designate Piche as a Level 2 sex offender, which would require for his residential information to be posted on the state's sex offender registry.
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Petty is a level two registered sex offender in New York, which means he's considered at "moderate risk of repeat offense" and will be required to register as a sex offender for life.
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Petty is a level two registered sex offender in New York, which means he's considered a "moderate risk of repeat offense" and will be required to register as a sex offender for life.
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Petty is a level two registered sex offender in New York, which means he's considered at "moderate risk of repeat offense" and will be required to register as a sex offender for life.
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Petty is a level two registered sex offender in New York, which means he's considered a "moderate risk of repeat offense" and will be required to register as a sex offender for life.
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Such a move would require the agreement of a judge, proof that the offender would likely commit future sexual violence and the offender would still be regularly re-evaluated, according to the paper.
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Insulin in particular was one notable offender, the study found.
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Koch will be required to register as a sex offender.
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"The Sex Offender Registry is not like probation," he explained.
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This offender has targetted specific people with names being mentioned.
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Be honest: Who's the most egregious offender in talk radio?
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He's a registered sex offender and was convicted of manslaughter.
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He has to register for life as a sex offender.
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The Hot Pocketz are, perhaps, the biggest (but tastiest) offender.
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The offender appears to be arguing with several people afterward.
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Guglielmi says the race of the offender is still unknown.
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Anderson will not have to register as a sex offender.
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Now he must register as a sex offender for life.
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Stewed beef steak in tomato sauce is the biggest offender.
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He was then placed on the Alabama sex offender registry.
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Johnson will also have to register as a sex offender.
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It does not expel every offender from its membership rolls.
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He will also have to register as a sex offender.
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The maps and deployment data are becoming a repeat offender.
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As a dangerous offender, he is likely never getting out.
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He may have to register himself as a sex offender.
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He also had mixed feelings on the sex offender registry.
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During their investigation, police feared Worley was a serial offender.
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The elevator theory is strong, but there's potentially another offender.
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Violent predicate felony offender status would add to his sentence.
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The show is, in other words, also about offender profiling.
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"The offender was arrested and is being interrogated," said Gen.
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He will NOT have to register as a sex offender.
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Peralez is not required to register as a sex offender.
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Perhaps the most brazen offender is Ancestry's mobile app, AncestryDNA.
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If the offender completes the program, the charge is dismissed.
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Ashiness is the outward sign, and dehydration is the offender.
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The average federal heroin offender gets 68 months behind bars.
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In reality, the real offender is probably a flat pillow.
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So yeah, Facebook is kind of a repeat offender here.
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He no longer has to register as a sex offender.
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Weiner will also have to register as a sex offender.
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The Big Apple is the worst offender, according to Starling.
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Pell would be registered as a sex offender for life.
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Prior to 280, few states kept a sex offender registry.
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He also won't have to register as a sex offender.
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He also received 20 years of sex offender-specific intensive probation, which includes treatment and therapy and lifetime registration as a sex offender with the chance to get off the registry after 20 years.
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Petty, 40, is a level two registered sex offender in New York, which means he's considered a "moderate risk of repeat offense" and will be required to register as a sex offender for life.
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Though Grimes was eligible by the state's habitual offender laws to be charged under the "quad" offender statute, which carried the potential life sentence, Cannizzaro said that prosecutors declined to prosecute him as such.
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The dispute centers on Herman Gundy, who was indicted in 2013 for failing to register as a sex offender in Maryland and New York under the Federal Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act of 2006.
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If Weiner were a level three offender, the highest designation, authorities would have to give out his address and he would have had to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
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"The offender was mobile, there were two other firearms in the vehicle that the offender was in, and it absolutely was his intention to continue with his attack," Ardern told reporters in Christchurch on Saturday.
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There were robotic slogans, "strong and stable" being the worst offender.
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To top it all, the offender was promoted in the process.
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He was, however, on News of the World's sex offender list.
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Anderson does not, however, have to register as a sex offender.
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Would a first-time, nonviolent drug offender be allowed into Canada?
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And for many, the offender might be in their social circle.
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Coke is the #1 offender when it comes to global waste.
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He was ordered to register as a sex offender for life.
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According to the statement, Ransom is a non-registered sex offender.
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He pointed out that Turner must register as a sex offender.
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Additionally, Burgess will not have to register as a sex offender.
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"He's what we classify as an anger-retaliatory offender," Holes said.
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This is just absolutely a prototypical example of a retaliatory offender.
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When that happens, ranchers hunt the offender down and shoot it.
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Additionally, a judge ordered him to register as a sex offender.
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The fact that he's been labeled a sex offender was huge.
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But the real offender isn't the band or the metal cage.
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You know why he has to register as a sexual offender?
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He is required to register as a sex offender for life.
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His sentencing has been deferred pending a sex-offender evaluation, Philly.
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When the guy was challenged, his acolytes would stomp the offender.
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His conviction requires him to register on a sex offender list.
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But it's not the gaze that is the essential offender here.
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Dodele, their new neighbor, was on the state's sex offender website.
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I am not a violent person or serious repeat drug offender.
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Turner was ordered to register as a sex offender for life.
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Weiner's probation terms require him to register as a sex offender.
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He will also be required to register as a sex offender.
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Rodriguez, 46, is a registered sex offender who is on parole.
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He also won't have to register as a sex offender. 5.
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Turner will also have to register as a lifetime sex offender.
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Turner's punishment also includes registering for life as a sex offender.
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It's almost as if the system is apologizing to the offender.
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Yeung: Essentially it's a conversation between the offender and the victim.
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People have ended up on sex offender registries for far less.
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By 27, about 213 states had sex offender laws registering juveniles.
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This time the offender was punished by losing one day's salary.
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Smith was later identified as the offender by campus law enforcement.
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It puts you at risk of being labeled a habitual offender.
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But now it appears that the I.R.S. was an equal offender.
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"He's a non-violent offender," Faircloth's wife Amber told VICE News.
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A repeat offender, it's worth adding, that still hasn't paid up.
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Television was the biggest offender, but print media was hardly blameless.
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Hampton, who is a registered sex offender, is not in custody.
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Only a fraction of these cases involved a registered sex offender.
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And, among tracks nationwide, Santa Anita wasn't even the worst offender.
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You just picked the unregistered sex offender to be your president.
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Uqora is hardly the worst offender in the dietary supplement industry.
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Robinson was a repeat offender with multiple felony convictions, prosecutors said.
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All that mattered was that Mr. Rhines was a repeat offender.
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Mr. Nader must register as a sex offender, the documents said.
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Sex offender registration and notification is not intended to be punitive.
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Do I sound like a violent, predatory sex offender to you?
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Will putting him on a (sex offender) list make it better?
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First let me address the biggest offender: the ballooning Pentagon budget.
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Oh, and he's also expected to register as a sex offender.
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It's illegal for people to use sex offender registries for harassment.
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In the United States, prosecutors often build a case by arresting a low-level offender and then agreeing to leniency in sentencing if that offender will agree to cooperate and help provide evidence against his bosses.
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Prosecutors had asked the judge to designate Piche as a Level 2 sex offender at his sentencing, meaning that Piche would have been required to list and update any future addresses in a statewide sex offender registry.
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The offender left the following note, apologizing for the hunger-fueled theft.
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She will have to register as a sex offender for 30 years.
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While incarcerated, he will need to complete a sex offender treatment program.
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She rejected the request and termed Epstein a Level 3 sex offender.
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While O'Donnell's motives were not corrupt, she certainly is a repeat offender.
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He would be a serial sex offender if he hadn't been caught.
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Williams does not appear in the Florida Department of Corrections offender database.
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As the title of his book implies, Paltrow is a prime offender.
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Argento didn't just use the moment to call out a known offender.
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Meili, of Russellville, will be required to register as a sex offender.
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Looking at the activity by region, the U.S.A. isn't the biggest offender.
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In addition, the offender was identified and permanently banned from the platform.
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A sex offender could always have a look at legislators' web pages.
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She will have to register as a sex offender, ABC 30 reports.
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Along with the prison time, Holmes is facing lifetime sex offender registration.
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Xiaomi is far from the only advertising offender on the Android platform.
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The "strangers" are actually a minority of the overall sex offender population.
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But perhaps stewed beef steak in tomato sauce is the biggest offender.
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Upon his release, Weiner will have to register as a sex offender.
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He is also a level two registered sex offender in New York.
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During their investigation, police said they feared Worley was a serial offender.
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The President can pardon any federal offender, even in advance of prosecution.
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The offender, not knowing this, continues to make herself look foolish. Indeed.
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By law, Adim is also expected to register as a sex offender.
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In other words, whether or not the offender seeks repentance is irrelevant.
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On Tuesday, Langford also learned she must register as a sex offender.
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Among the 20 top companies, Puzder's corporation was the fourth worst offender.
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Rape involves forced vaginal, anal or oral penetration by the offender(s).
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And more importantly, which offender within the specific medium to single out.
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Epstein, a convicted sex offender, has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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The wealthy convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein sure has a sweet tooth.
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In the corporate world, this is akin to being a sex offender.
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Because of his conviction, Mr. Turner must register as a sex offender.
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Among those contacts is registered sex offender and multimillionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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And, in 2018, perhaps there's no greater offender than the President himself.
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Tobacco is a serial offender due to steep annual increases in taxes.
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Police suspect he may be a "serial offender," according to the documents.
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Imagine you are a white-collar offender, who has just been arrested.
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Name your offender, but ouch, please not the late, beloved Nora Ephron.
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Registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who is currently being held at the
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But he won't have to register as a sex offender in Texas.
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His probation terms will require him to register as a sex offender.
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The heavy fine is partially due to Sendejo being a repeat offender.
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The center is now run by the government's National Offender Management Service.
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Mr. Becker also would have had to register as a sexual offender.
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Prosecutors said they would oppose the youthful-offender status at the hearing.
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His sentence includes probation and his name in a sex offender registry.
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Cigarette smoking is an obvious offender, as are dust, mold and pollen.
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The offender used messaging applications like Kik and LINE to contact victims.
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While the offender was still in detention, a huge family conflict arose.
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As far as movies, Doctor Strange is the most recent offender here.
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Pell will be registered as a sex offender for life, he said.
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"Every online offender we identify represents a potential offline risk," he said.
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After her release, she must complete 10 years of sex offender probation.
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Others say they found themselves searching public offender lists on their own.
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" In reference to Savile, Oliver called the Confederacy "America's tracksuit sex offender.
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Jail time seems unlikely for a first-time offender of Kraft's stature.
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She said he would also have to register as a sex offender.
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The biggest offender: Walgreens, according to the report published in JAMA Pediatrics.
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JPMorgan Chase isn't the only offender, but it is among the worst.
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Like nearly every other country, Japan has no public sex-offender registry.
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But on this measure, Indonesia is by no means the worst offender.
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" Ms. Maitlis said with obvious incredulity, adding, "He was a sex offender.
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It is unjust to saddle such an offender with a lifelong punishment.
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Mr. Epstein, he noted, was required to register as a sex offender.
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Now you can add another offender to the list: New York City.
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Trump's labor secretary once helped a sex offender stay out of prison.
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Indifference, according to the proposal, would include employing a convicted sex offender, allowing a convicted sex offender to work as a volunteer with children, employing someone who covered up sex crimes and willfully disregarding child abuse reporting laws.
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The Associated Press/USA TODAY/Northeastern University Mass Killings database tracks all U.S. homicides since 2006 involving four or more people killed, not including the offender, over 24 hours regardless of weapon, location, victim-offender relationship or motive.
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This defied the recommendation of the State of New York Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders to label Hadden a Level 2 -- or moderate -- offender, which would require his inclusion in an online sex-offender registry for life.
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In addition to the manslaughter charge, Petty is a level two registered sex offender in New York, which means he's considered a "moderate risk of repeat offense" and will be required to register as a sex offender for life.
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Some of the people on the sex offender registry have had their lives ruined for relatively minor or harmless offenses; for example, a statutory rape case in which the victim is a high school grade younger than the offender.
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Many registrants also appear on third-party websites like "Offender Radar" and "Sex Offender Spy," and it's easy for a visitor to miss the single word—"drug"—that differentiates Byers's crime from those the public judges much more harshly.
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The worst offender, in fact, began before I'd even properly started the game.
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Upon his release, he will be required to register as a sex offender.
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Touchscreens may not be the worst offender when it comes to harboring bacteria.
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This category includes the predatory sex offender and/or the compulsive sex addict.
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In addition to the prison sentence, Knight must register as a sex offender.
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The offender, a former employee, was tracked down and four victims were rescued.
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One of the first that Sterling acquired, Abso, cleared a registered sex offender.
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The suspect was identified as Melvin Rowland, a registered sex offender in Utah.
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But his driver's license still has the words "sex offender" printed on it.
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A judge eventually declared her a danger to society as a repeat offender.
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The counsellor nudges the offender towards minimising negative influences and maximising positive ones.
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Taylor is a registered sex offender, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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She must also register as a sex offender and surrender her teaching certificate.
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What she's saying: "The offender was mobile," Ardern said at a press conference.
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But the Weinstein phenomena is bigger than just a Wall Street sex offender.
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As a result of that earlier case, Epstein registered as a sex offender.
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Sadler and Thomas, who produced Offender, and Private Peaceful, eloped in December 2011.
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The logic is compelling given that China is the more significant trade offender.
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He also must register as a sex offender and pay a $10k fine.
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The idea is that the disciplinary process should educate a first-time offender.
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Once built, the decision tree can forecast how the new offender might behave.
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The disgraced sex offender and former Stanford swimmer remains guilty of sexual assault.
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I'm saying I would put the New York Times as the least offender.
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As part of his plea agreement, Weiner must register as a sex offender.
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The result: Red Sox games are now off-limits to the offender forever.
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The designation is Ohio&aposs highest for a sex offender, the report said.
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" Added Wark: "By law, he is expected to register as a sex offender.
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The average sentence for a drug offender decreased 20% from 523 to 2016.
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As a repeat offender, he faces a suspension of up to four years.
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Ralston is known for being outspoken, though he is an equal opportunity offender.
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The top offender was Starbucks, which had seven of the 10 worst offenders.
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Athenkosi Myoli is a serial offender who has done several tours of Pollsmoor.
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If the challenge was really egregious, the offender risked being shanked or shot.
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It is against department policy to actively pursue a nonviolent offender, he said.
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Decisions on offender management and work with wayward youths will be made locally.
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He was placed on the national sex-offender registry and put on probation.
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Furthermore, the sex offender had reportedly invested $10 million in Dubin's hedge fund.
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Epstein was a convicted sex offender, and had a long history of allegations.
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She also must register as a sex offender after her release from prison.
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The convicted sex offender was awaiting trial on federal charges of sex trafficking.
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Part of his probation will be getting sex offender treatment and alcohol treatment.
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"—Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) September 16, 2019Another of his photos was labelled "first offender.
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The convicted sex offender and former financier was pronounced dead at the hospital.
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In other words: before they become an offender, and create yet another victim.
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The escort can try to catch the offender, but they're usually long gone.
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Upon release, he had to register as a sex offender for 10 years.
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The woman alleges she was also raped by Epstein, a registered sex offender.
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They wanted to free the offender before the community could spread the news.
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A third-time offender will be barred from extracurricular activities for 12 months.
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"If you're registered as a sex offender, things will be difficult," it said.
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And Mr. Turner was also sentenced to lifelong registration as a sex offender.
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Her review of the videos concludes that Nauman is an equal opportunity offender.
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The #MeToo movement must prioritize action, including where state institutions are the offender.
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"The offender also admitted to transferring masks to neighbouring Romania," the statement said.
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The case concerned a Land Rover seized from a small-time drug offender.
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"The offender also admitted to transferring masks to neighboring Romania," the statement said.
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Where it gets steep is if a team is considered a repeat offender.
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She will be added to Florida's sex offender registry, Bay News 9 reports.
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America's sex offender registries have existed in their modern-day form since 1994.
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A chronic-offender program tracked individuals to see if they were committing violations.
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The approval was unusual, given Mr. Epstein's status as a convicted sex offender.
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In the eyes of the law, Skalnik was a first-time sex offender.
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"Your identity is you're a sex offender," DuBuc recalls the girls being told.
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Funding has also helped officials add three million database offender samples to CODIS.
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As a first-time offender, Stone's punishment is expected to be significantly lighter.
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But we just may have found the worst offender — for 2017, at least.
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This framing frequently portrays the offender as the victim of reckless vigilante justice.
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It would have shown that Massachusetts designated him a dangerous registered sex offender.
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President Donald Trump's twitter feed in particular continues to be an egregious offender.
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"The drug offender — that person should not even be in jail," he continued.
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Could Gaddi have been a repeat offender when it came to observing eclipses?
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Then an order has to be served, which requires actually finding the offender.
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But the sex offender registry wasn't designed to punish people like Brock Turner.
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In addition to the manslaughter charge, Petty, 40, is a level two registered sex offender in New York, which means he's considered a "moderate risk of repeat offense" and will be required to register as a sex offender for life.
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As governor, Patrick removed the chair of the Sex Offender Registry Board, explaining that he had decided to replace the official in part because she had tried to convince a hearing officer to change his brother-in-law's offender classification.
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If the sex offender was a great guy, needed a second chance but the employer decided not to hire him because he found a more qualified candidate, there should be no repercussions for the sex offender who was denied the job.
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Another 20 students have been referred to a community-based Juvenile Review Board, which delivers a "consequence on the juvenile-aged offender, yet keeps the juvenile offender out of the State of Connecticut Criminal Justice System," according to the press release.
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Under current law (passed in 2008), a "violent offender" is excluded from drug courts; but a "violent offender" is defined only as a person who commits a felony act of violence, normally with a possible imprisonment of more than one year.
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Jacob Wetterling's disappearance in 1989 led to misguided and overly harsh sex offender registration laws enacted literally in his name: The Jacob Wetterling Act, which Congress passed in 1994, required each state to maintain sex offender registries or lose federal funding.
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Under the terms of his conviction, Turner must also register as a sex offender.
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We will see that the offender who committed this cowardly act is held accountable.
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The most recent offender comes from Netflix, and it's actually pretty difficult to spot.
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Christopher Tarver must also register as a sex offender under the sentence imposed Friday.
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"The motivation of the offender is unknown at this time," Swartz told NBC News.
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He also must register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
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He avoided a federal trial but did have to register as a sex offender.
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He also pleaded guilty to assisting an offender in the retention of stolen goods.
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He avoided a federal trial, but did have to register as a sex offender.
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They thought I was a sex offender, and I had to explain I wasn't.
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The felony conviction also requires Labrie to register as a sex offender for life.
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The In Justice Today report points to what the LAPD calls Chronic Offender Bulletins.
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" Wark also said, "By law, he is expected to register as a sex offender.
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He was a convicted sex offender and failed to report his whereabouts to police.
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Matt, the more violent of the two, was a repeat offender with a reputation.
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The worst offender is probably the ArcellorMittal Orbit, an unloved 115-metre-high sculpture.
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While the most extreme example in the league, he's far from the only offender.
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After serving her sentence, Palmitessa will be placed on the state's sex offender registry.
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Joshua Glen Box, a convicted sex offender, was arrested for allegedly possessing child pornography.
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Abrams was stripped of his medical license and is now a registered sex offender.
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The boy's name could not be made public because he was a juvenile offender.
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I've demonstrated better mood and less avoidance of the offender, more joy, less vengefulness.
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She's currently serving a life sentence even though she was a first-time offender.
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The repeat offender will forfeit $51,829.25, and the AHL has to approve his status.
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He also wrote that he supported doing away with the sex offender registration system.
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Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is no longer on the Trump's Christmas card list.
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If 2628 years in prison hasn't changed an offender, 28500 more days won't either.
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In addition, Hook will be required to register as a sex offender if convicted.
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Price may have been the biggest offender, but he's also something of a scapegoat.
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As part of his sentence, Turner must register for life as a sex offender.
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New York state's sex offender registry confirms that Petty committed the crime in 1994.
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Both men deny any wrongdoings in their meetings with the financier and sex offender.
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After the backlash, she's still working, most notably for sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein's accusers.
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"More should have been done to render aid and help this offender," Shain said.
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The meeting reportedly occurred several years after Epstein was jailed as a sex offender.
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That 22 case landed Kohlhepp on the sex offender registry in South Carolina. 23.
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Evans Paul Aidoo was highlighted as the worst offender, missing an astounding 188 sittings.
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As a result of this action, the officer discharged his weapon, striking the offender.
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Throwing cigarette butts on the pavement could cost an offender up to 300 euros.
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The law required each state to maintain sex offender registries or lose federal funding.
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The biggest offender in recent memory returns to Netflix for season 4 on Friday.
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Prosecutors have portrayed Cosby as a repeat offender with a familiar pattern of abuse.
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Imagine having convicted murderers next to you when you're a first-time DUI offender.
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Liberals might root against the government — the immigration and sex offender policies are harsh.
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One defendant, Detective Rene Samaniego, was described by Mr. Chain as the worst offender.
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They insist Roy is not a sex offender, and Sacha's prank amounts to defamation.
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Though he evaded serious punishment, he was jailed and registered as a sex offender.
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How the offender obtained the key is one factor being investigated by transit officials.
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Under the designation, Mr. Weiner must register as a sex offender for 20 years.
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The worst offender, the 2 train, was late nearly 70 percent of the time.
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Would Jeff Flake hire a babysitter whom he suspected to be a sex offender?
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The prison has sex offender treatment programs, according to the Department of Corrections website.
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He would be dismissed from the Air Force and registered as a sex offender.
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According to the police, the cat who bit me is likely a repeat offender.
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A cognitive connection is made automatically: Clinton-sex offender, Trump-Nazi, Muslim men-welfare.
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The L.A. County D.A. charged him for failing to register as a sex offender.
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He called himself an "equal opportunity offender" when it comes to frustrating both parties.
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He finished two years of probation and court-ordered sex offender treatment in 22.
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Mr. Turner lost his swimming scholarship at Stanford and registered as a sex offender.
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He has been registered as a sex offender but did not serve jail time.
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"Nicole mentioned the arrest and conviction and the sex offender registry," Mr. Wiener said.
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The average sentence for a drug offender decreased 20 percent from 2009 to 2016.
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Namely, he was close friends with American financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Hampton spent 20 years in prison for rape and is a registered sex offender.
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"Nicole mentioned the arrest and conviction and the sex offender registry," Mr. Wiener said.
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When fact errors are exposed, there are rarely any visible consequences for the offender.
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The sheriff said Kohlhepp, a registered sex offender, would face kidnapping and other charges.
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"Shoe coma," the Academy Award winner wrote, suggesting that the pup was the offender.
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Weiner must register for 20 years as a level one offender, per state regulations.
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The Massachusetts board declined to comment on Papamechail's sex offender history, citing state laws.
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Jones is a repeat offender, resulting in the large fine imposed by the league.
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A central example of this kind of category expansion is the sex-offender registry.
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" The OSC called Conway a "repeat offender," who "has shown disregard for the law.
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Then McDonald's, Burger King, and Subway turned her down because of her offender status.
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"To put us in the same category as a sex offender is just ridiculous."
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" It also said, "If you're registered as a sex offender, things will be difficult.
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Even though lawyers and policymakers recognize that strict sex offender laws are counterproductive, many politicians continue to cling to false narratives of the dangers of sex offenders — the same fearmongering that led to the expansion of sex offender laws in the 1990s.
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But not only that; you also have to register as a sex offender for the rest of your life, which is a burden in itself and carries innumerable other collateral consequences that come along with the status of being a registered sex offender.
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Labrie, who must register as a sex offender under the decision, has appealed his conviction.
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The cost of installing and maintaining an ignition interlock is typically borne by the offender.
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Under state law, Piche's information will not be made public in the sex offender database.
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His sentence was the maximum allowable under the law because he was a youthful offender.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the scope of a federal sex offender registration law.
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Petty, who is a registered sex offender, later picks her up and spins her around.
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He must also register as a Tier 1 sex offender, according to the news station.
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He said he&aposs looking forward to being removed from Texas&apos sex offender registry.
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It wasn't very long, but I love that he had to register as sex offender.
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Any felony conviction, regardless of the crime, also means the offender can't have a gun.
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But the mayor so far has named only the Trump Organization as a potential offender.
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After serving 13 months, he was granted work release and registered as a sex offender.
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This was often life-ruining, and many languished on the sex offender registry for decades.
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She feeds the offender into the machinery, which sprays blood and viscera over her body.
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A sex-offender on parole says his officer failed him over a lie-detector test.
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Shooting at a fleeing traffic offender, as happens in the United States, is rarely proportionate.
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As a juvenile offender, the teenager would have received a lesser punishment for the crime.
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She filed an official sexual harassment complaint to local authorities, naming Doula as her offender.
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Rockstar isn't the only offender, of course, as crunch is prevalent in blockbuster game development.
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Major News: Brock Turner has registered as a sex offender in Ohio, his home state.
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The suspect is a known gang member and a registered sex offender, according to authorities.
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Upon his release from prison, Cummins will be required to register as a sex offender.
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If an offender stops treatment, they would be returned to custody for a parole violation.
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As part of his plea, he was not required to register as a sex offender.
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He was convicted of all three felony accounts and will register as a sex offender.
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It means that an offender will now beat [his relatives] and pay a small fine.
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"At some point, the offender fired shots at pursuing officers," it said in a statement.
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In the interview, Letourneau said she's hoping to be removed from the sex offender registry.
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The 63 year old was a nonviolent drug offender who was serving a life sentence.
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Alexander says the rape center had no idea that a convicted sex offender worked there.
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But his parents submitted separate objections to his sex offender status, the Daily News reported.
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As part of his sentence, Weiner has been designated as a low-level sex offender.
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A key offender is Daewoo Shipbuilding, which is being teed up for a $2.6bn bailout.
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Depressingly, the biggest offender is the government, whose various departments and agencies owe almost $300m.
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As for the worst offender ... it's a movie titan who once ran 20th Century Fox.
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Someone who we keep daily tabs on, model Kendall Jenner, is our favorite repeat offender.
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Fitzpatrick has been charged with violating probation and failing to register as a sex offender.
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If convicted, he would be ordered to register as a sex offender for 15 years.
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How funny to have been "fondled" at an awards ceremony by a serial sex offender.
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Every day, I think about the duality of the victim and offender in my life.
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Stone is likely to get far less time as a first-time non-violent offender.
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A. I can imagine that posted sex-offender signs would put residents on high alert.
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He wasn't the kind to try, he had explained: he liked being a persistent offender.
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She was a 25-year-old single mother of four, and a first-time offender.
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Clinton or Mr. Trump was the worst offender on issues of inappropriate behavior toward women.
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The actress avoided criminal charges since she was a first-time offender, state media reported.
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The worst offender is my trunk, which contains mementos from childhood to my mid-20s.
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Studies show that sex offender registries can increase recidivism and cause more harm than good.
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The worst offender should really come as no surprise—it is Starbucks' Hot Mulled Fruit.
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Local newspapers listed him by name along with adult sex offender "monsters" in the area.
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The database tracks homicides where four or more people are killed, not including the offender.
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Read more: The life of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender and well-connected financier
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Replacing an overt offender with a more clever one is not a victory for equality.
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Brock Turner has registered as a sex offender ... part of his punishment for sexual assault.
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He was also a registered sex offender, stemming from a 2001 case of sexual battery.
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"Without naming the offender, the chastisement is an empty gesture," Mr. Gosar said on Twitter.
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He was sentenced to 10 years probation and had to register as a sex offender.
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As part of his sentence, Mr. Weiner was ordered to register as a sex offender.
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He figured out that the offender was trying to evade detection to look at pornography.
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Maybe your son could find a way to convey his concerns to the actual offender.
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New allegations showed the Epstein might've violated terms assigned to him as a sex offender.
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He'd also been charged with sex crimes involving minors and was a registered sex offender.
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The registered sex offender also made a donation of $30,183 to the academy in 2014.
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Parker said Watson had no disciplinary issues since 2007 and was a minimal custody offender.
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A similar thing happened around the death of financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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"They are often invisible victims of these sex offender policies," she wrote in an email.
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Then, get comfortable with the silence, because the offender will likely not have an answer.
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It's less about eradicating the offender and more about giving the offended a personal catharsis.
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Andrew's relationship with Wall Street financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein proved his undoing.
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No one can deny that the US treats one type of offender differently from another.
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Petty's sex offender status stems from a 1995 NY conviction for first-degree attempted rape.
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An earlier version of this article misstated two details about the Minnesota Sex Offender Program.
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He added that it was unlikely a first-time offender would spend time in jail.
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Lennie Speer is an ex-offender who spent a year and a half in Holloway.
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Is the point of the sex offender registry to punish people for what they've done?
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Anyone classified as a sexually violent predator in Pennsylvania is subject to the following: - Lifetime registration on the state's sex offender registry; - Mandatory lifetime sex offender counseling at least once a month; - Community notification: Law enforcement must notify the community -- neighbors, county children and youth agencies, local day care centers, school districts and institutions of higher education -- that the person is a sexually violent offender and provide his address, offense and photograph.
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A sex offender was arrested after thanking Jesus on Facebook — now his case is before the Supreme Court A sex offender was arrested after thanking Jesus on Facebook — now his case is before the Supreme Court In 213, Lester Packingham was arrested for thanking Jesus.
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"In this case it's possible that more than one offender may have been present at the time of his death, and in any event it's likely that more than one offender was involved in disposing the property that was stolen from his house," said Bray.
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In 21990, Megan's Law — named for a 7-year-old who was raped and murdered by a neighboring, repeat sex offender — passed in New Jersey; it required public release of sex offender registry information, which Megan's mother argued would have kept her daughter alive.
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The myth that those who commit sex crimes are more likely to reoffend is pure fiction; numerous studies, including those cited the California Sex Offender Management Board's recent report, noted that sex offender re-offense rate is actually lower than any crime other than murder.
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Much of the foundation for the registration laws stems from misinformation about sex offenders; numerous studies, including those cited in the California Sex Offender Management Board's recent report, have found that sex offenders are less likely to reoffend than almost any kind of offender.
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In Zambia, however, the government's pursuit of a high-profile traffic offender has done just that.
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Acosta also talked about the importance of making sure that Epstein registered as a sex offender.
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Abkar was not the only juvenile so-called offender to be capitally punished on January 22.
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Since I'm a first-time offender, the fine is $20 without any points on my record.
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There, Epstein's attorneys asked that he be given Level 1 offender status, the least restrictive level.
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He was known to local authorities as a repeat offender involved in petty crime and drugs.
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In most videos, founder Jesse Weeks confronts the suspected child sex offender at a public location.
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Russia isn't the only offender, Coats said — North Korea, China, and Iran are also waging attacks.
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Violent crimes, gun crimes, suspected gang affiliation, and other designations increase a person's Chronic Offender Score.
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The suspect was identified as Melvin Rowland, a registered sex offender in Utah, according to authorities.
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Suspect photo released by the university (left) and suspect's mugshot from the Utah Sex Offender Registry.
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They also wrestled with how to interpret the "youthful offender statute" that Carter was convicted under.
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Right: At Walden House FOTEP (Female Offender Treatment Employment Program), a young mother holds her son.
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If he had been convicted, he could have been forced to register as a sex offender.
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Now, she's a convicted felon and sex offender who faces up to 30 years in prison.
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Turner's picture, conviction information and street address is now publicly available on Ohio's sex offender registry.
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"This so-called expert is … telling this jury that this offender is guilty," Brian McMonagle argued.
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He was found guilty of felony sexual assault and required to register as a sex offender.
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His first book, "Confessions of a Repeat Offender," is scheduled to go on sale next month.
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Their picture, conviction information and address will be publicly available on the state's sex offender registry.
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Third, it must be possible to punish the offender if they do not adjust their behavior.
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In every case except Chain, the offender was sentenced to six months in a county jail.
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Kentucky (REPEAT OFFENDER): Shaking and wounded Yorkie found, despite prior USDA warning about veterinary care problems.
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ICE discovered he was a sex offender when he registered with Orange County on July 11.
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Epstein registered as a sex offender and paid restitution to the victims identified by the FBI.
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Upon release, Arnold must register as a sex offender and have no contact with the victim.
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The rule was added to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's offender handbook on April 11th.
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Or because we believe that a prison sentence can offer an offender re-education and rehabilitation?
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"She is being charged as an adult, but is eligible for youthful offender status," Solt said.
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He also received 10 years&apos probation and was ordered to register as a sex offender.
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She was ordered to register as a sex offender for life, FOX 5 San Diego reported .
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Although the Pringles shrinkage was devastating, it was by no means the only offender in 2130.
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Turner was released from jail after three months and registered as a sex offender for life.
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He'll also have to register as a sex offender and now faces three years in prison.
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A judge has also ordered Turner to register as a sex offender, according to ABC News.
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Reports claim officials in his Ohio hometown are already distributing leaflets about Turner's sex offender status.
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While the offender remains at large, officers believe the troublemaking kids escaped from a nearby farm.
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Similarly, if you see harassment, say harassment, even if the alleged offender is an old friend.
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Messel was sentenced for 60 years and given an additional 20 years as a habitual offender.
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When Salling gets out he'll be a registered sex offender with 20 years of supervised release.
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Ryanair, often the pantomime budget-airline baddie in these kinds of discussions, was a key offender.
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Gray and Elliott were among around 2,200 names on Maine's online sex offender registry in 22004.
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Most recently, on July 9, Netanyahu tweeted: "What else did the sex offender give Ehud Barak?"
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According to The Daily Camera, he registered as a sex offender in Boulder on June 1.
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Her attorneys also contested her involuntary manslaughter conviction, claiming it was unconstitutional for a youthful offender.
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The offender no longer will be required to disclose it to members of the general public.
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When "FEFE" was released, Twitter users called Minaj out for collaborating with a confirmed sex offender.
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According to reports, Ohio officials are already distributing announcements of Turner's sex offender status to neighbors.
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Some, after learning that he was a sex offender, were wary of damaging the foundation's reputation.
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As a result of the sentence, he must also register as a sex offender for life.
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He is barred from having unsupervised contact with minors and will participate in sex offender treatment.
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As a condition of the plea deal, Epstein had to register himself as a sex offender.
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The duke publicly stood by Epstein through jail time and his registration as a sex offender.
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Did it say he had a criminal record or list him in the sex offender registry?
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Or was he a one-time offender still living with the horror of what he'd done?
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He was sentenced to two years of probation and had to register as a sex offender.
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In 1997, Alice was sentenced to life in prison as a first time, nonviolent drug offender.
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But, then, if looking like a MacBook was a crime, then Acer's hardly the only offender.
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In about 40 states, juveniles are listed on sex offender registries, often for their entire lives.
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As a result of the sentence, Turner, 22, must register as a sex offender for life.
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As of Wednesday, no registered Australian child sex offender can travel overseas without permission from authorities.
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Giuffre accused Jeffrey Epstein, the late American financier and convicted sex offender, of sexually trafficking her.
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BANNON: I think — I don't know if he's the chief offender, but he's — he's the — he.
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He was going to get 30 years' probation and have to be a registered sex offender.
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Are we to pass by the bronze statue of Perseus because Cellini was a sex offender?
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Most researchers agree that the line between the occasional and frequent offender is not so clear.
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Weiner could potentially avoid jail time, although he'll be required to register as a sex offender.
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The offender challenging the law, Herman Gundy, was convicted in 2005 of sexually assaulting a minor.
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What do we do when the offender hasn't bothered to take the first step toward forgiveness?
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In Pennsylvania, the worst offender, the poorest districts get a whopping 33.5 percent less per pupil.
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Mostly the strategy is to intervene with counseling or other assistance before an offender becomes addicted.
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First, it can invoke its inherent power under the Constitution to deem the offender in contempt.
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This was a known offender whose crimes were covered up and documented in a paper trail.
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Epstein was registered as a sex offender in 2008 as part of a controversial plea deal.
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He was made to register as a sex offender as a condition of the plea agreement.
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He ended up with a four-year sentence and was put on Missouri's sex offender registry.
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The offender must wait 10 years after all conditions of the punishment are completed to apply.
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China continued to be the "serial offender" of the WTO's subsidies agreement, the U.S. delegation said.
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The state could also expand access to parole and scale back habitual offender laws, he said.
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He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and forced to register as a sex offender.
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The investigator was doing routine monitoring of Mr. Epstein because he was a registered sex offender.
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Starr's storied resume includes defending Jeffrey Epstein, perhaps America's best known and most notorious sex offender.
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It requires recently accepted and continuing students to reveal any felony convictions, or sex offender status.
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We need to fix a system that is failing both the community and the repeat offender.
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Cosby already has to register as a sex offender due to the nature of his crime.
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State taxes would take up to another $31.6 million, with New York as the worst offender.
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There was no requirement that he register as a sex offender and no mandatory jail time.
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If convicted, she would have to register as a sex offender for up to 10 years.
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Trump's United States of America has become an unserious country, the offender of the free world.
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The notification system, among other things, alerts victims of federal crimes when the offender is released.
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State taxes would take up to another $19.8 million, with New York as the worst offender.
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Twenty years would have been absurd for a 69-year-old, first time, non-violent offender.
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It's possible that the Supreme Court will eventually strike down a state's sex offender registry law.
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" Because the offender was a "high performer," she added, upper management didn't "feel comfortable punishing him.
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She called Luger to tell him that as a team they might have the keys to crack the cold case that had brought the federal 1994 Jacob Wetterling Crimes Against Children and Sexually Violent Offender Registration Act, which requires states to maintain sex offender registries and guidelines.
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Finance and InvestingPrivate-equity guru Leon Black's family foundation is scrambling to distance itself from sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein, but it's raising more questionsApollo Global Management CEO Leon Black and his family foundation are disputing media reports linking the charity to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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A New York prosecutor tried to keep Epstein from being registered as a high-level sex offender, and the NYPD looked the other way when he didn't show up to court-mandated check-ins required by his sex offender status — and did so for eight years.
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Certain categories and factors, including the offense behavior (type of crime, level of sophistication, number of accomplices, amount of fraudulent loss or gain, etc.) and the offender characteristic (first offender status, acceptance of responsibility, level of cooperation, if any, etc.) can impact the calculation of sentencing.
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This means no conviction will appear on Becker's record and he will not have to register as a sex offender as long as he remains drug and alcohol-free, submits to an evaluation for sex offender treatment, and stays away from the two young women he assaulted.
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Additionally, Salling must also register as a sex offender, which comes with an extensive set of restrictions.
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The second offender is transport, whose carbon emissions have fallen by only around 3 percent since 1990.
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Spadino was also carrying a large photo of Trump alongside financier and registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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According to reports, officials in his Ohio hometown are already distributing leaflets about Turner's sex offender status.
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They&aposre calling this woman who Kim Kardashian is lobbying for, this first-time nonviolent drug offender.
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He is a registered sex offender now, and he is continuing to engage in this exploitative conduct.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the scope of a federal sex offender registration law.
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If convicted, he faces 2.5 years in jail and would have to register as a sex offender.
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Instead, he will get 10 years probation and will remain on the sex offender list for life.
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A jury convicted Madison, a registered sex offender, and last month recommended he receive a death sentence.
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Epstein, a registered sex offender, once socialized with U.S. President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton.
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He served 15 years in an Alabama prison, and is listed on the state's Sex Offender registry.
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Howard has been charged with first-degree murder, kidnapping and failing to register as a sex offender.
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The registered sex offender is accused of exploiting a multitude of underage girls in the early 2000s.
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They made 20men share a living quarters w someone that turned out to be a sex offender.
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"The altercation turned physical and the offender pulled out a handgun and shot him," says the spokeswoman.
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Turner's picture, conviction information and address will be publicly available on Ohio's sex offender registry, Fischer said.
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But Letourneau is now a level one offender, which is the lowest of three levels, West says.
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He must also surrender his passport and pay a monthly offender supervision fee, according to court documents.
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KS: In that vein, which company is the biggest offender, has been the most vague about everything?
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Arlanda Airport near Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is by far the worst offender Gulliver has encountered.
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Over the past few weeks reports linking Epstein, a convicted sex offender, to Victoria's Secret have resurfaced.
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He already attended court-mandated sex offender treatment elsewhere, and he had, of course, committed no crimes.
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Upon her release, Judge Timothy O'Connell ordered that the woman register as a Tier III sex offender.
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But he also could face up to life in prison as a habitual offender, authorities said Wednesday.
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He had to register as a sex offender in his home state of Ohio, after leaving Stanford.
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Britain is the chief offender in the EU, which in total chucks 89m tonnes of food away.
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So still to come this evening, wow, from America&aposs dad to America&aposs newest sex offender.
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He was placed onto the Sex Offender Registry on April 11, 2011, after his sexual battery conviction.
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Hadden forfeited his medical license and registered as a sex offender as part of a plea agreement.
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Wagner accepted the prosecutor's recommendations of four months in jail, sex offender treatment, and two years' probation.
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Instead, as with many negative behaviors, genes can "increase" the possibility of becoming a convicted sex offender.
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She cannot leave the Salt Lake City area without permission and must register as a sex offender.
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Turner, a former Stanford University swimmer, is now required to register as a sex offender for life.
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I would see [sex offender Jeffrey] Epstein, Trump, like all the old geezers, at that place too.
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He was released on bail until his sentencing and he'll have to register as a sex offender.
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Her dad put up signs in their front yard alerting people that a sex offender lived nearby.
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Unpredictable hitches in the action on both PC and PS4 are by far the most frustrating offender.
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Survivor groups criticised the idea as "offender-friendly", Ms Henry says; funders, too, were hard to convince.
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"People on [a] sex offender registry don't get second chances," she told Broadly in a phone call.
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After the most recent conviction, he was classified as a habitual offender, which enabled the longer sentence.
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No, the main offender was "the enemy," Iran's household label for the West and its unwanted influences.
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Epstein also registered as a sex offender and paid restitution to the victims identified by the FBI.
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I was convicted as a first-time nonviolent drug offender to life behind bars in federal prison.
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More recently, news broke on Friday that one of the former readers was a registered sex offender.
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Christopher Busch, a convicted sex offender, has become a looming figure in many theories about the killings.
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"Epstein registered as a sex offender after he was released from jail," she told the Florida channel.
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That article states that the accused offender used the phrase "Cheese Pizza" to refer to child pornography.
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Read more: Jeffrey Epstein made $200 million in 5 years after he registered as a sex offender.
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In some state corrections systems, offensive terms such as "inmate" and "offender" have been banned from prisons.
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Amy Robach has spoken out about her controversial hot-mic moment about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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I was convicted as a first-time, nonviolent drug offender to life behind bars in federal prison.
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He was rearrested on charges of failing to register as a sex offender soon after leaving prison.
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I do a lot of training on these issues, and I do a segment on offender behavior.
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Instead, it's the suspect or offender who is leveraging some sort of power or control over someone.
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Law enforcement may at that time photograph a level 3 offender if that offender's appearance has changed.
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Turner registered as a sex offender Tuesday, and did not list a college he might be attending.
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The state nonetheless treats all members of this "sex offender" class harshly, regardless of the underlying offense.
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In California, a former sex offender with a steady place to live must register annually for life.
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These registration requirements are heavy; but they're still only a piece of our punitive sex offender regimen.
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Police suspect she was a victim of the same offender but her body has never been found.
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Epstein served 13 months in jail with leave during the day and registered as a sex offender.
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When we talk about child sex abuse, the focus is invariably on the offender and their victims.
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For a child who's been branded a sex offender, you can't go to where other children are.
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She's also concerned that a sex offender could stay in a rental home without neighbors being alerted.
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A registered sex offender has been arrested in connection with her disappearance, but her boyfriend remains missing.
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But among publicly traded companies in the state, the tech industry is not even the worst offender.
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Today Mason is an inmate and registered sex offender, serving a 17-year sentence in federal prison.
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But now I must also know him as a sex offender, a man who committed monstrous deeds.
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" She said in a phone interview on Thursday: "The risk comes from the offender, not the knife.
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As for that whole convicted sex offender thing -- among other crimes -- we're told Nicki couldn't care less.
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"That Damn Donna Reed" is a particular offender, worsened by the fact that it's also thematically muddled.
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Violators would get up to two years in prison and be placed on a sex offender register.
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Right tackle Julien Davenport was the worst offender, with three false-start penalties and two for holding.
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He also managed to avoid being placed in New Mexico's sex offender registry over a 2010 case.
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Their median age was 36, though in a few cases, the offender was in his late 60s.
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The police would be able to immediately arrest the offender if he tried to re-enter Germany.
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His plea deal meant he had to give up his license and register as a sex offender.
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Hoffman helped raise money for the Media Lab, which involved fundraising solicitation meetings with the sex offender.
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Police and prosecutors must also start by believing, be victim centered and offender focused in their work.
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She was lobbying Trump to commute the sentence of a nonviolent drug offender named Alice Marie Johnson.
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"It's bringing an offender to a place where they're held accountable to deter future behavior," he said.
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Later that month, he was transferred to a state-run adolescent offender facility in upstate New York.
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A separate trial might also make it tougher for prosecutors to portray him as a serial offender.
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After his release from prison, prosecutors said, Mr. Wade will have to register as a sex offender.
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Daniel is a violent young offender who leaves an institution bound for rehabilitation at a rural sawmill.
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Over 20143 years, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein repeatedly donated to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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He was not put in jail, but lost his medical license and registered as a sex offender.
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He also registered as a sex offender and paid restitution to the victims identified by the FBI.
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Because she was a first-time offender, the government said there would be no criminal charges filed.
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By then, Miller had been listed in the state's online sex offender database for almost seven months.
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But it worked to his advantage, helping improve the reputation of Mr. Epstein, a convicted sex offender.
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The University of Alabama was the worst offender of all the schools researchers looked at, Jaquette said.
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Alongside his two-year prison sentence, he will also spend 20 years on the sex offender registry.
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In 1997, Alice was sentenced to life in prison as a first-time non-violent drug offender.
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And the highest court in our land is no place for an alleged sexual offender to sit.
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Sex offender registries were supposed to be necessary because sexual predators could not be controlled or rehabilitated.
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He has now spent more time behind bars than any non-violent juvenile offender in Michigan history.
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Baldwin never felt she could complain "because who is going to believe the sex offender," she said.
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Victoria's Secret head Les Wexner describes how he met convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in a 500-word letter to members of his charitable foundationHow Victoria's Secret head Les Wexner went from small-town Ohio shopkeeper to facing scrutiny for his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
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While Bannon was chief executive, Breitbart created a specific tag for articles called "black crime" and ran article after article demonizing the Black Lives Matter movement (calling protesters "blood-lusting junkies") and showing Latino immigrants as violent ("One Sex Offender Illegal Alien Caught After Another Alleged Offender Legalized").
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The official also confirmed that the 53-year-old was placed on the list as a felony offender.
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"Males are far more likely to assume offender roles with younger, less mature brothers or sisters," he says.
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The group was streaming the confrontation of an alleged child sex offender on Facebook Live, prompting the fight.
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A regular offender, he took his own life 16 years later when he was in jail for murder.
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Bathum faces a maximum sentence of 65 years in state prison and lifetime on the sex offender registration.
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It had climbed 30 metres (90 feet) up and was a repeat offender, according to 7 News Adelaide.
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Some are questioning the morality of including the song and bringing profit to a convicted child sex offender.
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The three-strike system offers a way to chastise an offender and then allow them to make amends.
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Victim-blaming is unfortunately common and is one of the most significant barriers to justice and offender accountability.
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In the world of high school dress codes and yearbooks, it seems that shoulders are a repeat offender.
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The Federal Government has a sentencing table which classifies each offender on a scale of 23 to 25.
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Storer will have to register as a sex offender for the rest of her life, according to Shun.
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Still, attorneys for Turner appealed his conviction, which required him to register as a sex offender for life.
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The Hill was the biggest offender, repeating Trump's false claims with no correction 88 percent of the time.
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But she did not find that booth, and then, Ms. Jackson saw the offender standing next to her.
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In some cases, the caning was suspended briefly if the offender signalled they were in too much pain.
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Ultimately, the guru gets caught by law enforcement, and his voyeuristic activities get him labeled a sex offender.
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He will enter a sex offender management program for at least one year and as long as three.
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Karun, who is a registered sex offender in Maine, is accused of murdering 11-year-old Kathleen Flynn.
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Some people are inherently impossible to shop for — the primo offender being the girl who already has everything.
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Such behavior is common, especially if the offender has a position of power over the victim, Valliere testified.
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In recent years, people have been put on sex-offender registries for consensual sex, streaking, and public urination.
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A jury convicted Miguel Peña Rodriguez of assaulting two teenage girls and sentenced him as a sex offender.
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Simply follow the relevant branches according to the characteristics of the offender until you get to a prediction.
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A DNA test in Mr Brewer's case pointed to Justin Johnson, a convicted sex-offender who lived nearby.
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New Jersey (REPEAT OFFENDER): Consumer complaints about sick puppies; unlicensed dealer previously had animals seized from his home.
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According to CNN, Weiner will also have to register as a sex offender once he's out of prison.
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" Wayans, 49, told PEOPLE: "Don't let the only black offender be the only one that goes to jail.
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He's also required to register as a Tier 3 sex offender -- which is the highest level in Pennsylvania.
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But ironically, the highest profile offender of revenge porn is the publisher of feminist blog Jezebel, Gawker Media.
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Charles Whittud, 47, is also a repeat offender and has been civilly committed at Avenel since November 20163.
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As part of her plea deal, Verrett does not have to register as a sex offender, WDSU reports.
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Since he's now a repeat offender ... he's facing at least 4 days in jail and a suspended license.
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In 2001, DNA evidence determined the East Area Rapist was the same offender as the Original Night Stalker.
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Mr. Loomis, 34, is a registered sex offender, stemming from a past conviction for third-degree sexual assault.
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He was also a registered sex offender after pleading guilty to "carnal knowledge of a juvenile" in 2000.
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For the first three years he was home, his picture wasn't even on the [sex-offender registry] website.
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Millionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein died in jail in August while waiting to be tried for trafficking minors.
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He must also participate in an outpatient sexual offender treatment that will be approved by the probation department.
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After attending training, and following some changes in the psychology department, my role became Offender Behavior Program Facilitator.
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Scott answered some of the comments, but if he was interrupted, he tried to talk over the offender.
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It also required he reach financial settlements with dozens of his victims and register as a sex offender.
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Its analysis also indicated that the rise of online dating has produced a new type of sexual offender.
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Of the 310 previously charged with child sex crimes, only 85 are now on state sex offender registers.
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By a narrow margin, the court upheld a provision of the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA).
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The convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein had an expensive real-estate portfolio that included two neighboring private islands.
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Yes, the president has the power to issue pardons before an offender has been charged with a crime.
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In its FAQ section, Airbnb states that they perform background checks for criminal records and sex offender listings.
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Kohlhepp is a registered sex offender who has been working as a real estate agent in the area.
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In the US, the company says it also checks for sex offender registrations, felony convictions, and significant misdemeanors.
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Thanks to Louisiana's habitual offender laws, Grimes is being charged with a felony, according to The Associated Press.
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"We're potentially missing some warning signs of somebody who could become a much more dangerous offender," she said.
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Atypical cases like Brock Turner's further fuel that sentiment and drum up support for tough sex offender laws.
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The primary offender is the quotes that narrator Sean Bean reads for each new technology of civic development.
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Key people within the community such as doctors, youth leaders, landlords are informed and police monitor the offender.
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Screen reflectance — always a pet peeve of mine, with my mirrorlike iPad the chief offender — is hugely improved.
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Those who remain on the sex offender registry often have difficulty finding work or a place to live.
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A first time offender with less than an ounce faces a year in jail and a $1k fine.
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Though he was never accused of touching any child inappropriately, he must also register as a sex offender.
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" Allen then magically pulls McLuhan himself from offscreen, who addresses the offender: "I heard what you were saying.
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Recently, for example, he noticed that a sex offender was spending a surprising amount of time on archive.
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You might expect the Crazy Horse — a cabaret trading in overtly erotic entertainment — to be the worst offender.
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It is like being injured and having the offender repeatedly pound the wound before it can properly heal.
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His risk assessment was 130 — "solidly above" the 110 threshold for a level 3 offender, court records show.
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Other websites and databases such at the Dru Sjodin National Sex Offender Public Website are used as well.
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He received a suspended sentence and two years' probation and was made to register as a sex offender.
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Since Epstein&aposs July arrest, however, the Dubins have sought to publicly distance themselves from the sex offender.
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This includes the decision by a lab director to bring this Level 3 sex offender to campus repeatedly.
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She had worked alongside the Republican president to free Alice Marie Johnson, a nonviolent drug offender, from prison.
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Rather than register as a sex offender, as he was required to do by law, he simply disappeared.
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Despite arguably kicking off the trend of internet shutdowns, Beijing is not a frequent offender in this regard.
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But John was also arrested and placed on Michigan's sex offender registry for the rest of his life.
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Though arriving from a repeat offender, this style of reporting is not unique to Plott or The Atlantic.
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If an offender doesn't register, an arrest warrant is supposed to be issued, but often that doesn't happen.
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Anthony Weiner has been designated as a low-level sex offender, a law enforcement official confirmed to CNN.
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That isn't necessarily a simple task if the offender in question was locked up for years or longer.
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Multimillionaire and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was charged in July with sex trafficking and sex trafficking conspiracy.
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In filing its lawsuit, H&M also effectively filed a public document that names Revok as an offender.
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As a convicted murderer, Mr. Kokoraleis's photo and address are listed on the Illinois sex offender registry website.
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They'd get final say, and Dunham believes they would not hesitate to shoot down the convicted sex offender.
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However, the conviction still requires him to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
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According to the Correctional Service of Canada, most sex offender serve provincial sentences of less than two years.
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The restaurant industry is the top offender of wage theft, according to data from the Department of Labor.
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"As a new neighbor, I'm "legally required" to tell you that I'm a registered sex offender," Gaffigan's character says.
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The shape of the problem is called the age-crime curve, arrests plotted against the age of the offender.
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Todd Kohlhepp is a registered sex offender who has been working as a real estate agent in the area.
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These mistakes are always followed by a breathless apology, sent from the iPhone of the offender (or their publicist).
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If you get suspended for a performance-enhancing drug, the penalty (for a first-time offender) is four games.
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His goal, he said, was to ensure Epstein served some level of time and registered as a sex offender.
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The court documents in her case are sealed because Seweid qualifies for mandatory youthful offender status, according to Chalfen.
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"The life or death of a juvenile offender must not be left at the whim of judges," it said.
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It has about 16,53 inmates, and 11,000 are involved in education, said Mike Paris, state administrator of offender education.
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In addition to wiping his record clear, the state has also removed Harward's name from its sex offender registry.
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In the wake of their get together, Trump commuted the life sentence of non-violent offender Alice Marie Johnson.
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Durkin, of the Northern District of Illinois, told Hastert that he should participate in a sex offender treatment program.
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There are numerous factors that the government uses to assess the "offender level" of the defendant — including prior convictions.
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While Alamo died a disgraced and bankrupt sex offender, there are still some who continue to follow his teachings.
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Durkin, of the Northern District of Illinois, told Hastert that he should participate in a sex offender treatment program.
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He is a registered sex offender in the state of New York and served time in prison for manslaughter.
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In one example from the report, Clearview's application assisted in making 14 positive IDs attached to a single offender.
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Epstein's plea resulted in a lighter sentence in 2008 and eased his obligations to register as a sex offender.
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He already is a registered sex offender, having pleaded guilty to prostitution charges involving an underage girl in 2008.
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Along with criminal charges, the bill gives victims the ability to seek civil recourse against the offender for damages.
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No federal offender wants to see another person get buried by the system regardless if you're rich or not.
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The offender depicted in this video was on location when police arrived and his identity is known to police.
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The office would also keep them updated throughout any criminal or deportation processes the undocumented immigrant offender might face.
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Oklahoma (REPEAT OFFENDER): Dealer previously revoked in Georgia, moved to Ohio, now in Oklahoma; has history of sick dogs.
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Bell was initially arrested Monday on a warrant for failing to register as a sex offender, according to authorities.
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Cover: This March 28, 2017, file photo, provided by the New York State Sex Offender Registry shows Jeffrey Epstein.
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As for his inspiration behind expressing this visual data, Xaquin admitted he's a major "How to" search offender himself.
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As a registered sex offender, Lafave is required to check in with the state regularly to give her whereabouts.
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Carter is being tried as a youthful offender because she was a minor when her alleged crime took place.
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"Damn, I lost to a convicted sex offender," he wrote, adding that the news "did not particularly surprise" him.
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As we first reported ... Nicki's talking love and babies with her new bae, Kenneth Petty, a convicted sex offender.
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Anthony Weiner pleaded guilty Friday to transferring obscene material to a minor and will register as a sex offender.
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He will have to register as a sex offender once he gets out, and he'll be under supervised released.
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After his conviction, Clements was sentenced to probation and forced to register as a sex offender for ten years.
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In addition to murder, Thomas was charged as a habitual offender because he has been convicted of felony crimes.
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Labrie has since been sentenced to a year in county jail and made to register as a sex offender.
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The fact that he was a first-time offender limited the judge's ability to sentence him, reports KOMO-TV.
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In 2013, Stephen Harper's Conservative government announced legislation to have a public sex offender registry (which passed in 2015).
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A major offender is the steroid Clenbuterol, which is fed to livestock in some countries to produce leaner meat.
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Epstein previously registered as a sex offender and served 13 months in a private wing of a county jail.
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Instead, he registered as a sex offender and served 13 months in a private wing of a county jail.
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Because of his costume, guards and inmates sometimes assumed he was an offender, and occasionally treated him like one.
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The wealthy financier and sex offender is facing federal charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy between 2002 and 2005.
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It checks a national sex offender database, federal and local court records and databases used to flag suspected terrorists.
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Epstein pleaded guilty in 2007 to a reduced felony prostitution charge in Florida and registered as a sex offender.
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That worked both ways, though; occasionally an offender didn't seem so bad on paper but was intimidating in person.
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For the vast majority of violent crimes during those years, the victim and offender were of the same race.
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But if he is arrested again for DUI, he will be treated as a second-time offender, Aronberg said.
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He previously accepted a plea deal in 220006 over similar accusations that landed him on the sex offender registry.
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Minaj has been criticized for dating Petty, who's a registered sex offender and served time in jail for manslaughter.
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He is now free to roam society, stalk women and no one will know he is a sex offender.
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In July, the convicted sex offender was charged with sex trafficking and accused of molesting dozens of underage girls.
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He must now be registered as a sex offender and included in registries sent to neighbors, schools and victims.
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The petition comes as the brand comes under intense scrutiny over its connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Damavandi, having spotted a clear offender, filed a copyright infringement claim with Amazon to get the Krasr product removed.
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When he was released, he was required under Megan's Law to be added to the state's sex-offender registry.
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New charges against sex offender Jeffrey Epstein this summer brought his relationship with Britain's Prince Andrew under renewed scrutiny.
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Since 2004, Congress has spent nearly $2 billion on DNA, primarily to enhance crime lab capacity and offender databases.
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Hastert was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison, followed by two years of probation and sex-offender treatment.
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As a registered sex offender, she is required to check in with the state regularly to give her whereabouts.
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Read more: Inside the relationship of Trump and convicted sex offender Epstein, from party buddies to 'not a fan'
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How does it play out that the offender might be in a position of power related to the victim?
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Weiner was also sentenced to three years of supervised release and will have to register as a sex offender.
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According to the district attorney's office, Sandusky will become a Tier III sex offender, the highest level in Pennsylvania.
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In the field I just didn't see it—I can't recall a meth offender ever being on my caseload.
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Since then, additional sex offender restrictions — including those limiting where sex offenders can live — have emerged across the country.
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Doe, the US Supreme Court decided that sex offender laws — including public notification of sex registry information — are constitutional.
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On top of all the registration requirements, many states severely limit where anyone labeled a "sex offender" may live.
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Given these statistics, it's all the more striking that so few women ever end up on sex offender registries.
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A 17-year-old girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was also charged with assisting the offender.
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He had to register as a sex offender in his home state of Ohio last year, after leaving Stanford.
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The fines range from a quarter (for a first-time Straw Offender) to $20 for repeated side work infractions.
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Even contact with the baby the couple had together was in limbo until he passed a sex offender evaluation.
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At the time, bearing in mind this was some years before he was accused of being a sex offender.
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If they don't, officials are supposed to follow up, and issue a warrant if the offender cannot be found.
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BTW ... Petty's status as a sex offender stems from a 1995 New York conviction for first-degree attempted rape.
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The offender challenging the law, Herman Gundy, argued that Congress could not delegate that decision to the executive branch.
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It was the end of a remarkable downfall, from "America's dad" to an 81-year-old convicted sex offender.
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Facebook is a repeat offender & fines like this won't stop them from breaking the law & violating our privacy again.
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Epstein pleaded guilty in 2008 to soliciting an underage prostitute and was listed in the national sex offender registry.
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He served 219 months in custody for that earlier case and was required to register as a sex offender.
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As a first-time offender with no criminal record, Mr. Kraft is unlikely to spend any time in jail.
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No portrait is taken unless the party is well-known to the police as an old and hardened offender.
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He joked that he was a "serial offender" for publishing so many print magazines in such a digital era.
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But when man sins against man, the offender must seek and receive forgiveness from the victim, after making restitution.
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A hacker and a sex offender share what happened when they sought to trick the probation officers monitoring them.
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Opponents say ex-offender friendly initiatives, like "ban the box" or "fair chance hiring," come along with unintended consequences.
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The most significant characteristic for computing an S.S.L. risk score is the age of a potential victim or offender.
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Knowing her name no longer shows up on Missouri's sex offender registry has opened a door to move on.
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If a defender impedes or collides with an offender, the infracted player can demand a replay of the point.
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She could face jail time on top of a requirement to register as a sex offender for a decade.
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They cannot shy away from tough cases because of who the offender is or his position in the community.
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Val Demings of Florida called Trump a "habitual offender" and pointed to his behavior after the special counsel investigation.
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I have had to grit my teeth and force a smile so I don't make the offender feel uncomfortable.
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Today, MIT released a 63-page fact-finding report detailing the institute's involvement with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Many swatters are never found, although the serial offender behind that death was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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Imama told the affiliate her 9-year-old brother, Hasnain, hit the offender over the head with an iPad.
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I believe the sentence is proportionate to the seriousness of the circumstances surrounding the offenses and of the offender.
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When I reviewed half a dozen sex-offender-treatment workbooks, I found that most elicit a thorough sexual history.
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To consider these important variables, we rely on judges who know the circumstances of the crime and the offender.
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"Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm being polite, I mean in the sense that he was a sex offender," he said.
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Nor is the tactic limited to authoritarian states: the worst offender by far is India, the world's biggest democracy.
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" The prince replied, "I'm sorry, I'm being polite, I mean in the sense that he was a sex offender.
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It also highlights the importance of risk and needs assessments that match the right offender to the right program.
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I don't give a damn what the motive of the offender was if an act of violence was committed.
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"If you are a felon, sex offender or married, DO NOT use our website," it stated on its site.
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In 2005, the company took one registered sex offender to court after discovering he had lied about his status.
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But we don't need to wait for the high court to rule on sex offender registries before taking action.
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The former officer who abused the women spent three years in prison and is now a registered sex offender.
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If someone is a first-time offender, prosecutorial discretion could lead to no jail time or little jail time.
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Mr. de Blasio called the boulevard the "single worst offender" when it came to deadly streets in the interview.
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That's twice the number of workers owed money than in the construction industry, which is the second worst offender.
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The offended person will still be hurt and the offender can't seen the person's emotions that they have hurt.
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The organization says its top legislative priority is getting all states to mandate interlocks for every drunken-driving offender.
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This law singled out solicitation of oral and anal sex for harsher punishment, including registration as a sex offender.
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You might read it as the story of a repeat offender getting a second chance to commit more crimes.
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But not everyone who's been caught up in the sex offender registry has committed a nonviolent or minor crime.
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The NCA said early analysis indicated "a new type of sexual offender" had been created through the online dating phenomenon.
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If the offender, typically a teenager, lacks an ID or has a criminal record, the officer can make an arrest.
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Last year, she successfully petitioned the president to commute the life sentence of Alice Marie Johnson, a nonviolent drug offender.
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But what if one of the people that was assaulted by R. Kelly grows up to be an offender themselves.
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But now he is facing rising pressure over his handling of a sex offender case involving a well-connected billionaire.
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So why don't members of Congress just use "inherent contempt" and tell their sergeant at arms to arrest the offender?
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According to the certificate of disposition, he must register as a Level 1 sex offender and pay fees of $1,425.
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He is a registered sex offender in the state of Vermont where his family resides as per his sentencing requirements.
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Wightman said she did this to appease her fiancé, convicted sex offender James Osborne, 37, according to the Chronicle-Telegram.
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The South Park creative team is far from the "equal opportunity offender" its ardent defenders make it out to be.
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Next to her the offender sat unaware, grunting as her fingers flew past an array of the bald and graying.
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But if he is arrested again for DUI, he will be treated as a second-time offender, Clausi told Reuters.
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David's character is the worst offender, with the most awkward scenes and lines, some of them bordering on bad comedy.
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Today, he is out on parole and living in Louisiana, but he still has to register as a sex offender.
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"It does very much seem like this Brian Wansink investigator is a consistent and repeated offender of statistics," Wei added.
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Upon release, he was given the lifelong designation of a Level 3 sex offender in the state of New York.
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Christina Berriman Dawson brings a smidgen of bouncy energy to her performance as Kelly, another repeat offender and drug abuser.
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The case before the court focused on a sex offender prosecuted after posting on Facebook about beating a traffic ticket.
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