Some offenders roam the streets, some offenders find victims around their workplace.
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Under the new ordinance, law enforcement will give first offenders a verbal warning, and second-time offenders may be placed in a registry of repeat offenders.
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"If we start looking at cultural norms across the board, that will help catch sex offenders period, not just female sex offenders and male sex offenders."
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Partial laws apply only to a subset of DUI offenders, usually repeat offenders, and permissive laws are applied to specific DUI offenders at the discretion of a judge.
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Sorochinski: Most of my research focus on violent sex offenders and violent sexual homicide offenders.
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"After controlling for a wide variety of sentencing factors, the Commission found that Black male offenders continued to receive longer sentences than similarly situated White male offenders, and that female offenders of all races received shorter sentences than White male offenders," reads the study's conclusion.
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Under the new law, the most serious offenders will also end up on the sex offenders register.
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Drug offenders serve, according to US Sentencing Commission data, much more time on average that fraud offenders.
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In Australia and Jamaica, for instance, juvenile sexual offenders are registered for a shorter time than adult offenders.
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And the "most serious offenders" risk being placed on the sex offenders register, per the Ministry of Justice.
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The First Step Act reduced the mandatory minimum sentences for repeat offenders but not for first-time offenders.
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Crack offenders have for years faced stiffer penalties than offenders of powder cocaine, even though the two substances are molecularly similar.
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"If we don't provide an exit strategy for ex-offenders, they are just going to be re-offenders," Mr. Vance said.
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Level 3 offenders and offenders with a sexual predator designation must personally verify their addresses every 90 days with law enforcement.
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In fact, according to Victoria's Crime Statistics Agency, criminal offenders born in Sudan make up about 1 percent of all offenders.
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Still, she said, in many cases the drug offenders should be treated in prison, with the minor offenders getting second chances.
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By identifying low-risk, nonviolent offenders and more effective ways to rehabilitate them, we are steering these offenders away from a life of crime and reserving our expensive prison beds for the violent offenders who pose a public safety risk.
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This rate varies by state; in Florida, one of the toughest states on sex offenders, around 16% of offenders got probation in 2010.
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He thinks a lot about how to rehabilitate ex-offenders, legislate with compassion for victims, and administer justice humanely, particularly for juvenile offenders.
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Sex offenders: The Pentagon is moving forward with new reporting requirements for registered sex offenders who work as military contractors for the Army.
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But we have an issue with violent crime in the sense that everybody makes a stark difference between violent offenders and nonviolent offenders.
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These result in "more certain punishments" and keep dangerous offenders locked up longer than if offenders were charged at the local level, Thompson said.
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"We are most concerned about lone offenders, primarily using firearms, as these lone offenders represent the dominant trend for lethal domestic terrorists," McGarrity added.
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Since Alabama law prohibits registered sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of public schools, SB 205 effectively regulates abortion clinics like sex offenders.
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It also expands early-release programs and modifies sentencing laws, including mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, to more equitably punish drug offenders.
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Black male drug offenders receive federal sentences that are 19 percent longer on average than white male offenders, even when the circumstances are similar.
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The legislation also aims to establish programs to head off repeat offenders and protect first-time non-violent offenders from harsh mandatory minimum sentences.
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More than half of violent offenders and one-third of property offenders say they committed crimes while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Instead, lawmakers should look at ways to remove barriers from hiring and housing ex-offenders and incentivize private business to hire otherwise qualified ex-offenders.
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The study, which McGinty also cited in her report, found less effectiveness among first-time DUI offenders with interlocks on their cars compared with second offenders.
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That means focusing on what prosecutors and the police are doing to punish more sex offenders — not putting some of these offenders in prison for longer.
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And this is especially true for sex offenders, since mandatory reporting laws in many states require therapists to send offenders right into the criminal justice system.
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While the state's code says sheriffs should inform the public of the sex offenders in each community, it "does not require or authorize sheriffs to post signs in front of sex offenders' homes, nor does it require sex offenders themselves to allow such signs," court documents say.
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"The reduction of nonviolent offenders, mostly drug offenders, allowed the state to eliminate about 5,500 underutilized prison beds, saving approximately $162 million, while keeping violent offenders incarcerated for longer periods of time," said Patrick Bailey, a spokesman for the state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision.
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This was billed as an effort to curb "mass incarceration" of "low-level offenders," but in reality it covered offenders apprehended with large quantities of dangerous drugs.
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Story believes that when victims, offenders, and community members meet together, the event emphasizes accountability of the offenders and works to help victims with their healing process.
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One-time offenders are more likely to be acquaintances of their victims than are serial offenders — but a third of serial rapists assaulted both strangers and acquaintances.
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The benefits of attempting to treat offenders with mental health problems rather than putting them in prison seems obvious—one 2002 study found the re-conviction rate among offenders who were sent to hospital was 193 percent, half the rate among comparable offenders who were sent to prison.
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Offenders will remain in the system between 15 years and the rest of their lives, depending on which tier they fit in and whether they are repeat offenders.
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The case concerns Barry Trayhorn, a man who was employed as gardener in an English prison, HMP Littlehey (pictured), with 1,200 inmates, including sex offenders and young offenders.
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Where the offence of upskirting is committed in order to obtain sexual gratification it can result in the most serious offenders being placed on the sex offenders register.
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That last point is really a dollars and sense issue, because keeping juvenile offenders from becoming adult offenders is a vital first step toward long-term public safety.
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She and a group of other female legislators have lobbied the government to set up a database of sex offenders "as many of these perpetrators are repeat offenders".
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Strategies to decriminalize drugs, ensure proportional sentencing and provide rehabilitation for offenders are vastly more cost-effective than putting nonviolent offenders in jail and throwing away the key.
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Second, advocates for restorative justice programs in this context often make the flawed assumption that sex offenders are similar to repeat offenders of other habitual offenses like drunk driving.
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According to federal statistics, only 5.3 percent of drug offenders in federal prisons and 27.9 percent of drug offenders in state prisons in 2004 were in for drug possession.
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The level of sympathy that public opinion has started to extend to drug offenders and even low-level property and violent criminals often does not apply to sex offenders.
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With detention centers overcrowded, he said, imprisonment should be reserved for society's most dangerous offenders and the focus should be on rehabilitating offenders to end the cycle of violence.
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"The low-level offenders, the most violent offenders, mentally ill, everybody is all there and it's just a pot that's ready to burst open, and that's what's actually happening."
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Non-violent drug offenders make it possible for private prisons to be full—that's why the vast majority of people locked up in private prisons are non-violent drug offenders.
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Trick-or-treating event's cancellation prompted signs Registered sex offenders Christopher Reed, Reginald Holden and Corey McClendon sued last month on behalf of all registered sex offenders in Butts County.
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Nonviolent drug offenders make up only about 21 percent of all state prison inmates around the nation, while violent offenders make up more than 2800 percent, according to federal data.
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" Tier III offenders must register with the state police for life and verify their registration information in person four times a year," according to the Pennsylvania Sexual Offenders Assessment Board.
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The bill would unwind some of the tough-on-crime federal policies of the 23s and 2600s, which have incarcerated African-American offenders at much higher rates than white offenders.
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A 2010 law intended to address the sentencing disparity between crack cocaine offenders and powder cocaine offenders would be applied retroactively — covering inmates incarcerated for crack cocaine offenses before Aug.
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In Miami, Florida, local residency restrictions are so harsh — prohibiting sex offenders from living with 2,500 feet of any place children are likely to gather — they have rendered sex offenders homeless; because of the requirements, offenders have nowhere to live, other than remote, isolated places, like under a bridge or on train tracks.
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" Another seller told BuzzFeed News that the additional security may "help with a lot of normal offenders and gamers but not the worst offenders that it is truly intended to filter.
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It's not rare for violent offenders to plea down their charges to nonviolent crimes; this lets offenders get a lower sentence, and it lets prosecutors and judges skip a costly trial.
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Note: Crack cocaine offenders have decreased by more than half since 2012, and nearly all of them (97.5%) were American citizens, the highest percentage of citizen offenders for drug trafficking offenses.
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They also said that nothing in New York law prohibits offenders from playing the game, raising concerns about how the game's features could be used to guide children toward sex offenders.
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Black offenders do have higher recidivism rates than white offenders in the data set used (for reasons too numerous and complex to get into here), but the evaluations don't reflect that.
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Conservative reform is focused on non-violent offenders, not violent ones, and the reforms actually make more room in prisons to house the violent offenders we seek to remove from society.
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The troublemaker users, the worst offenders ... In The Donald.
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First time offenders, in situations where marijuana possession is the only offense, will be forced to pay a $75 ticket, while second time offenders will be squeezed to the tune of $150.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Dick Durbin of Illinois, aims to limit mandatory-minimum prison sentences, limiting the steepest penalties to drug and violent offenders and the most serious drug crime offenders.
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Oklahoma statute bars sex offenders from living within 1,000 feet of a school, playground or child care facility, but it does not restrict where offenders may live in relation to their victims.
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"Kansas improved its juvenile justice system to help make sure young offenders do not become repeat offenders," Trump noted at a criminal justice summit he hosted at the White House in January.
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But the lower-level offenders end up serving much shorter sentences, so they don't add as much to the total prison population at any given point in time as violent offenders do.
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Republicans criticized McAuliffe for including violent offenders on top of nonviolent former inmates — including, accidentally, 132 sex offenders still in custody and a few convicted murderers still on probation in other states.
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That's greater than their proportion of the total population in Victoria, but state figures show that is also true of Australian-born offenders (who make up almost 72 percent of criminal offenders and roughly 65 percent of the population) and New Zealanders (who are 2.2 percent of offenders and 1.6 percent of the population in Victoria).
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Some of the signs were placed on the sex offenders' yards by deputies, while other offenders were told to place the signs themselves or face trouble, though a specific consequence was not noted.
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"Every time you get a report of sexual assault, you should be thinking, Serial offender," he adds, noting that some studies have shown repeat offenders are more common than non-serial sex offenders.
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The law would also make it so that those convicted under the new legislation would have to register as sex offenders, via a change made to Christopher's Law, the province's sex offenders registry.
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When someone is arrested, law enforcement should use screening and assessment tools to identify drivers likely to become repeat offenders, and identify repeat offenders who have a substance use or mental health disorder.
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Missouri was one of 18 states that initially required lifetime registration for all sex offenders, but the state later provided a process for certain registered offenders to petition for removal from the registry.
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"We terminate the accounts of repeat offenders," the rep said.
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Sharma said the eight men arrested are first time offenders.
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Most of those freed were nonviolent drug offenders like Booker.
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The DNA sample did not produce matches to known offenders.
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Repeat offenders could be jailed for up to 15 days.
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Repeat offenders could be fined up to 100 yuan ($14.64).
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Payday loans, also called cash advances, are the worst offenders.
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Today it holds a range of criminals, including violent offenders.
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We have a new conditional pardon program for youthful offenders.
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They may also be placed on the sex offenders registry.
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Attacking somebody's career is the ultimate goal for many offenders.
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Glass aggressively hunts offenders and nails them with takedown requests.
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Some politicians think it is harsher punishment for young offenders.
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Offenders tend to target people who are vulnerable and isolated.
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But they do not stop repeat offenders from perpetrating again.
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Why can't it sic its employees on offenders without prompting?
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It's a modern way for the offenders to find victims.
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Among serial offenders, about 60% of their victims are strangers.
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Sorochinski: Most offenders are actually pretty average to low intelligence.
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It's designed to give stronger sentences to repeat gun offenders.
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And that two to three percent that are repeat offenders.
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Cleveland had landed on the short list of prime offenders.
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It won't stop police from locking up nonviolent drug offenders.
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Repeat offenders would face up to 10 years in jail.
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The vast majority of offenders had been apprehended, he said.
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Note: The number of meth offenders increased 26.4% from 2012.
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For repeat offenders, the FTC could seek to impose fines.
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Some of the offenders called out to Sackler and waved.
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Boston and Washington, DC, are two of the worst offenders.
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Sometimes they are even required to register as sex offenders.
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Maybe repeat offenders need a little kick in the pants.
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The bus was carrying 31 offenders and two correctional officers.
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Not phony theatrics by life-long habitual offenders — actual action.
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It was not known whether she named any alleged offenders.
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Special Investigations (OSI) to investigate and prosecute these Nazi offenders.
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Out of those, 97% of the offenders are not convicted.
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Many DUI offenders only need one arrest to never reoffend.
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Offenders can be subjected to digital forensic investigations and terminated.
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Instead, offenders would be tried in the civilian justice system.
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Life sentences do not mean that these offenders just disappear.
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Mr. Castro said housing bans against former offenders were common.
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Offenders, however, will also find such online operations newly risky.
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Has the White House classified these children as violent offenders?
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Under the Act, repeat offenders would have their vehicles impounded.
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Whereas the six girls, youth offenders, could not be identified.
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There's a law on the books, promising fines for offenders.
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Prosecutors and judges divert more offenders to alternatives to jail.
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In 2013 alone, these officials visited roughly 5,000 incarcerated offenders.
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The pettiest of offenders constitute the bulk of those identified.
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But when slighted, he is quick to criticize unappreciative offenders.
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Offenders can now face up to 29 months in prison.
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Asia has some of the worst offenders of human trafficking.
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Level one is the lowest level designation for sex offenders.
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Some offenders face jail time, while others catch a break.
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Nothing worth lumping this person in with the worst offenders.
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Politicians on the campaign trail, for example, are frequent offenders.
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Several offenders reported their families had been harassed or shunned.
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The same rule applies to where sex offenders can live.
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To enforce this, officials monitor offenders through twice-a-day breathalyzer tests or a bracelet that can track blood alcohol level, and they jail offenders for one or two days for each failed test.
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Jessica's Law, and its variants, established long mandatory minimum sentences for first-time offenders convicted of sex crimes against children, and stipulated that certain offenders be subject to lifetime electronic monitoring after their release.
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As a senator, for example, Sessions opposed and effectively killed legislation that would reduce mandatory minimum prison sentences for nonviolent offenders and give judges more sentencing discretion in cases involving low-level drug offenders.
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The maximum penalty for computer abuse crimes under the federal anti-hacking law — known as the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, or CFAA — is 2628 years for first offenders and 28503 years for repeat offenders.
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We do not tolerate sex offenders on our site and the implication that we know about such offenders on our site and don't fight to keep them off is as outrageous as it is false.
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For example, the parole process for the non-violent should be more streamlined than the process for violent offenders, reducing costs, and enabling more resources to go toward making sure violent offenders are appropriately rehabilitated.
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Not only are all but a small fraction of the youthful offenders nonviolent, but the group also has the highest recidivism rate of any demographic — about 67 percent, versus 41 percent for offenders over 25.
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Twitter is one of the most notorious offenders on this front.
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Kansas requires many drug offenders to appear on a public registry.
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In fact, these are the worst, most vile offenders against civility.
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"McClatchy is one of the worst offenders of this," Nunes said.
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Institutions also don't frequently punish or implement other consequences for offenders.
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We're fully aware of the charges being brought against the offenders.
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The same day, Obama commuted hundreds of non-violent drug offenders.
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Poor battery lifeiOS lets you spot the biggest battery life offenders.
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Ma reaches for his smart phone and swipes through the offenders.
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A former attorney for drug offenders, she knows all about entrapment.
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Once released, they were often forced to register as sex offenders.
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And most sexual offenders, famous or obscure, get away with it.
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But only 5 percent actively recruit ex-offenders, the survey said.
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The decision followed two others concerning harsh penalties for juvenile offenders.
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The researchers observed what happened to similar offenders under different regimes.
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They worked best with juvenile offenders and worst with wife-beaters.
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Offenders can be jailed for up to three years, Xinhua reported.
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Should offenders be sent to prison as punishment, or for punishment?
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Many ethnic Albanian offenders in Europe turned to crime after emigrating.
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Surprisingly, Chandra has given a second chance to two serial offenders.
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The pattern held true from many of the genre's worst offenders.
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China and Japan are considered the worst offenders at manipulating currency.
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President Obama has commuted the sentences of hundreds of drug offenders.
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The biggest offenders are those born in Australia, then New Zealand.
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"They do not separate white-collar offenders in transit," Paperny said.
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Recently, it's also taken to raiding offenders both big and small.
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On the other hand, sentencing reductions for drug offenders are expanded.
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Simply treat the offenders like garbage, and throw away the key.
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The company says it's "urgently reviewing" other possible offenders as well.
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" "DOJ should focus on prosecuting violent criminals, not nonviolent drug offenders.
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That applies not just to victims and families, but offenders, too.
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In the past two years alone, 16 juvenile offenders were executed.
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"The problem is the sense of impunity of offenders," he said.
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We want most offenders to serve their sentences in open prisons.
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Offenders' vehicles are often seized and their owners taken to court.
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On the right, K-Dorm, where offenders sleep in open bunks.
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But the elderly prison population is composed largely of violent offenders.
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This year, many of 2017's worst offenders were more muted.
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It would reduce mandatory minimum sentences for repeat nonviolent drug offenders.
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Sex offenders have not exploited the policy to prey on children.
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Next time, have a chat with known offenders before your meal.
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He was ordered to be detained in a young offenders' institution.
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I welcome the increased penalties for repeat offenders in this bill.
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"It is one of the worst offenders," Kennedy told Business Insider.
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Since then it has worked with 80 young offenders in Britain.
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I've met with experts, advocates, law enforcement, victims and offenders alike.
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Many hate-crime offenders believe that society supports their violent prejudices.
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"Sex offenders don't necessarily have outstanding warrants," one critic pointed out.
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"Governments are real offenders when it comes to disinformation," Kaye said.
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Florida is a state with lifetime voting bans on ex-offenders.
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Because she has no problem calling out her offenders on Twitter.
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Castration can help keep some sex offenders from reoffending, Sorrentino said.
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The same offenders were also processed in COMPAS's recidivism prediction engine.
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In many cases the victims of sex crimes know the offenders.
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The criminal justice system often incentivizes offenders to do the opposite.
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In 2016, its inaugural year, Mr. Cuomo pardoned 101 youthful offenders.
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Repeat offenders can serve jail time of up to 15 days.
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Podcasts, music services and video apps are usually the biggest offenders.
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China ranks among the worst offenders on human rights and trafficking.
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The European Union and Australia are two of the biggest offenders.
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He added that low-level offenders are more often being arrested.
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After that episode, Chinese consumers scoured the internet for other offenders.
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Others suggested stamps could be used to mark and shame offenders.
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First-time offenders face fines of 1,000 Danish kroner, around $150.
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A few common offenders: That Nerf gun is a no-go.
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For youthful offenders, immaturity and impulsiveness often explain poor decision-making.
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About half the country's inmates are drug offenders, Mr. Dusak said.
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Alabama, that invalidated mandatory life sentences without parole for juvenile offenders.
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Repeat offenders lose their ability to make money on the site.
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Mr. Kalanick also showed that he was willing to eliminate offenders.
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Offenders in this category would be subject to juvenile court rules.
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Generations of young offenders were damaged, some irreparably, by this decision.
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And Rodriguez is adamant that it helps offenders across the board.
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Many are women, and often, they are nonviolent, first-time offenders.
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You remove the potential for victims and offenders on the street.
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The number of young offenders has decreased by half since then.
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But many of these recent gains have accrued to nonviolent offenders.
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It would reduce some mandatory minimum sentences — retroactively for nonviolent offenders.
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It won't stop law enforcement from locking up nonviolent drug offenders.
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Bianca is a social worker whose clients are predominantly ex-offenders.
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Take this one from February: A Mesa, Arizona, woman tried to start a halfway house for sex offenders, and her neighbors responded by offering to buy the house from her to keep the sex offenders out of the neighborhood; putting up "Sex Offenders, Felons and Pedophiles" signs pointing to the house; and siccing the county government on her for a licensing violation.
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One of the law's grant programs was reserved for states that passed laws to require violent offenders to serve 85 percent of their sentences or more, or states in which these offenders already were doing so.
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When the data is broken down by state, Delphi found Vermont had the highest percentage of drug offenders among overall federal offenders, at 2628 percent, followed by Connecticut, with 28503 percent, and Hawaii, with 22019 percent.
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Scott and other Cabinet-level officials implemented a rule that offenders – including nonviolent offenders – had to wait at least five years after completing their sentences before petitioning the state for the restoration of their civil rights.
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Most rapists are serial offenders, Bee pointed out, not "college boys who were confused about consent that one time" — and testing rape kits can connect the dots between cold cases and bring those offenders to justice.
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But the sentence prompted state lawmakers to pass mandatory minimum sentences for sexual assault offenders, and to close a loophole in the state's sexual assault law that allowed offenders whose victims were unconscious to escape prison time.
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In some cases, lawmakers and reformers will argue that low-level offenders need to be kept out of prison so more violent offenders can be locked up — a framework that could lead to more incarceration, not less.
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We hear most in the media about the stranger offenders who grab people from the street or who find them on places like Tinder but in reality most offenders are friends, acquaintances, family members, and intimate partners.
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The Sexual Offenders Assessment Board is responsible for conducting assessments of convicted sex offenders to help courts determine whether they meet the legal criteria to be classified as a sexually violent predator, according to the board's website.
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Why offenders with good prospects are treated more leniently than offenders with fewer prospects is a question for another day—but, in this case, Kerrison and Rance were handed community orders with 100 hours of unpaid work.
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HANNA STOTLAND, CHICAGO To the Editor: As a mental health professional who has been treating sex offenders for almost two decades, I have developed a three-step process leading to a reintegration of offenders into the community.
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Spain's judges rarely send first-time offenders to prison for financial crimes.
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While China has tried to squash smog offenders, enforcement remains a challenge.
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The government was also setting up a sex offenders' registry, she said.
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The reason is that pedophiles are well known to be repeat offenders.
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Currently, a settlement between the offenders and stall owners is being negotiated.
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Punishment also increases if offenders are found to have targeted vulnerable people.
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The worst offenders are ExpressJet and SkyWest, both subsidiaries of SkyWest, Inc.
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It will produce a crossover special with these characters called "The Offenders."
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The Department of Justice played a central role in prosecuting financial offenders.
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Names of offenders are displayed on an electronic crawl outside court houses.
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According to the same agency, in 2016, 98% of offenders were male.
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Facebook says it's also built new techniques for shutting down repeat offenders.
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Welp, weekend 003 of #Coachella2017 had at least a few headdress offenders.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) saying she would pardon low-level drug offenders.
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It is whether America should treat even its worst offenders like this.
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But for me, I just hope that they get the true offenders.
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Email providers then subscribed to those lists so they could block offenders.
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By day, ex-offenders learn the fundamentals of the culinary arts industry.
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That requires their consent and takes time, so some offenders slip through.
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The Czech Republic (38 cases) and Poland (30) are the worst offenders.
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There were about 6,000 pending petitions for drug offenders as of Aug.
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Within three years, 43% of all released offenders have committed another crime.
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Sorochinski: A lot of serial offenders offend against acquaintances and dating partners.
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What types of offenders are they — what kinds of backgrounds they have?
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Yesterday, they set their sights on one of the Reddit's worst offenders.
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Chicago officials want longer prison sentences for violent offenders involved in shootings.
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Repeated offenders will face a fine of up to S$2,000 ($1,486).
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Alejano accused Duterte of having a state policy of killing drug offenders.
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Racial segregation, for example, impacts where offenders live and go to school.
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Jeff Sessions, has been a vocal opponent of clemency for drug offenders.
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Though notorious for their lethargy, Italy's courts are not Europe's worst offenders.
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The Eastern District of Kentucky is the top district for these offenders.
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The average federal prison sentence for drug offenders is over a decade.
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And taking on the worst offenders might be worth it for some.
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Only about 5 percent of Grab's users are classified as serial offenders.
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At least 73 juvenile offenders were reportedly executed between 85033 and 2015.
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Sexual offenders laws are in place to keep predators away from children.
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Other offenders include Love on Netflix, which premiered on Friday, March 10.
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Critics allege that local police forces in America are the worst offenders.
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" The characters will then come together in a special titled "The Offenders.
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But for offenders committed to going straight, they seem to cut recidivism.
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In Congress, conservatives vow to resist bills that might release violent offenders.
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Who are some big offenders when it comes to fake nature photography?
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The effort is part of a larger trend to safeguard juvenile offenders.
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Stackable found that many women inmates were first-time, non-violent offenders.
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But we can punish the worst offenders so that others take heed.
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To be sure, this does not discharge ex-offenders from moral responsibility.
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We applaud the social networking sites that bar sex offenders from participation.
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Under the law, offenders could face three to five years in jail.
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Resolving the issue of unethical price gouging also requires prosecution of offenders.
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Johnson was one of about 3,85033 such offenders imprisoned for nonviolent crimes.
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The fine can rise to 3,750 euros (about $4,300) for repeat offenders.
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Bear in mind that most sex offenders are not found to reoffend.
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He's instead pushing competing legislation to reduce sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.
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The worst offenders, especially from brands, are purposefully manufactured to go viral.
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But other cheaters aren't repeat offenders; they're people who made one mistake.
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We insist on offenders expressing their shame before we trust them again.
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Hate offenders really want to kind of go back to that place.
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The other is reserved for people committing non-consensual acts — sex offenders.
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Since then, some of the more overt offenders have been retired: E!
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Repeat offenders are often sentenced to 743 to 75 days in jail.
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This could affect about 2,000 offenders each year, according to government calculations.
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The emphasis, at least for young, first-time offenders, is on rehabilitation.
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The released offenders will be required to find jobs or job training.
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Elsewhere, nonviolent first-time offenders are jammed together with extremely violent inmates.
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Of course, sweet treats aren't the only offenders who made the list.
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Repeat offenders could face a 15-day jail sentence, the AP reported.
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For now, the registry lists only Utah offenders convicted of state crimes.
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What's happening: Bevin pardoned convicted murderers, rapists and drug offenders, NPR reports.
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Only minor offenders who earn it should be given a second chance.
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" The shows are expected to have a crossover series called "The Offenders.
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Like lifelong "sex offenders," violent recidivists are rarer than you might think.
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The House version would ultimately ban the practice of detaining status offenders.
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Trump has the constitutional right to pardon offenders convicted of federal crimes.
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Russia is also implementing heavy fines for those deemed to be offenders.
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Mayors must assume a much greater responsibility in rehabilitating first-time offenders.
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Under such a scheme, offenders would be tracked and monitored by police.
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This fits with Sessions' earlier vow to aggressively prosecute hate crime offenders.
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In California, for example, there are 239 mandatory restrictions on sex offenders.
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The other offenders were given sentences of between four and eight ½ years.
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Over the past few years, a bipartisan group of senators has been working on legislation that would reduce mandatory minimum prison sentences for nonviolent offenders and give judges more sentencing discretion in cases involving low-level drug offenders.
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"Unaffiliated lone offenders and [homegrown violent extremists] are of particular concern due to their ability to remain undetected until operational," the report said, adding that such offenders may target mass gatherings, such as music venues and sporting events.
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A peer-reviewed study of this program showed that of the 22 cases where restorative justice was pursued over three years, 66 percent of felony offenders and more than 90 percent of misdemeanor offenders successfully completed the program.
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The Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws, a nonprofit that fights for the civil rights of registered sex offenders, sued the government last year over the measure, arguing that it violated the constitutional rights of registered sex offenders.
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Those now long ago congressional hearings regarding steroids abuse led to much stricter rules in Major League Baseball — first-time and second- time offenders are now hit with significant penalties, and third-time offenders are banned for life.
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Offenders convicted of crack-related offenses, a vast majority of them African-American, received unduly punitive sentences — about 100 times harsher than those imposed on white, more affluent offenders who were convicted of crimes related to powdered cocaine.
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"It would create an immediate risk that people could come to this country who were serious offenders, either wanted or still serial and serious offenders committing crimes in this country, and we would not know about it," Basu said.
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The plan is to dispose of cases more quickly, to get high-risk repeat offenders off the street, with sentences appropriate to the seriousness of the crime, and not let low-priority offenders and bad cases languish in Rikers.
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Percent of drug offenders: 210% Average sentence: 227 years, 270 months Average guideline sentence: 7 years, 7 months Minimum sentence: 43.1% of heroin trafficking offenders qualified for a mandatory minimum sentence, almost half were able to reduce that sentence.
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The bill will: focus on violent and repeat-offenders; decrease the three-strike penalty to 25 years instead of life for drug trafficking offenses; and make it easier for drug offenders to qualify for less than the mandatory minimum.
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The legislation, reintroduced last year after previously failing in the Senate, would reduce mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent offenders and end the mandatory three strikes rule that calls for repeat offenders to be sentenced to life in prison. Sen.
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"We do not tolerate sex offenders on our site and the implication that we know about such offenders on our site and don&apost fight to keep them off is as outrageous as it is false," the spokesperson said.
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That article was written not by a scientist but by a treatment provider who claimed to be able to essentially cure sex offenders though innovative "aversive therapies" including electric shocks and pumping ammonia into offenders' noses via nasal cannulas.
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The other side: Repeat luxury tax "offenders" see their tax rates increase exponentially.
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Finally, the panel suggests we need better means to deal with repeat offenders.
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You say and these are, we should say these are for nonviolent offenders.
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It also allowed more than 4,000 federal drug offenders to be released early.
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When it comes to wasting food, Brits are some of the worst offenders.
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These are just a sample of some of this year's most absurd offenders.
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And Saudi Arabia should immediately ban all executions of children and child offenders.
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He is to serve in the prison's minimum-security camp for nonviolent offenders.
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Sex offenders, he said, will find victims "no matter what the laws are".
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Instead, offenders are subject to the general Georgia Department of Community Supervision's conditions.
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There are repeat offenders who create new accounts after being suspended for violations.
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This month he ordered federal prosecutors to seek maximum sentences for drug offenders.
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And sheriffs must inform community members of sex offenders living in the community.
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Meanwhile, he instructed US attorneys to prioritize border cases against first-time offenders.
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CPD authorities say violence in the city is often fueled by repeat offenders.
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Offenders would face up to five years in jail and a $7,500 fine.
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In half of those cases, offenders were considered to be generally angry people.
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These offenders have to be kept in jail until their punishment is completed.
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The visceral anger the hunters feel toward these offenders is clear to see.
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And trains and hires ex-offenders or young people at risk of offending.
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Eupholus, a boxer from Thessaly, was one of the more well-known offenders.
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This statewide plague has rocked communities as prison populations for drug offenders swell.
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But there is some evidence that Asians are over-represented among the offenders.
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Second time offenders would get a $500 fine or three months in jail.
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A tax is also hard to direct very precisely at the worst offenders.
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At first private firms were expected to get around 70% of the offenders.
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"Such offenders should be deported," she said, backing a similar suggestion by Merkel.
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Jason Alderete, of [the Houston Police Department's] Major Offenders, Livestock Animal Cruelty Unit.
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The offenders also wrapped a rope around his neck before fleeing the scene.
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Note: Puerto Rico was the top U.S. court district for powder cocaine offenders.
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The top offender was Starbucks, which had seven of the 10 worst offenders.
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Federal authorities claim detainers are necessary to keep violent offenders off the streets.
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Ex-offenders in Florida could be given the second chance of a lifetime.
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By one count, nearly 5,400 sex offenders are civilly committed across the country.
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Florida and Utah, for example, allow for a felony charge for repeat offenders.
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Such courts were established in Miami in 1989 to deal with drug offenders.
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Middle Eastern countries like Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan routinely execute drug offenders.
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This kind of biased reporting is systemic, often propagated by the same offenders.
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Repeat offenders of the lip sync ban could lose their licenses to perform.
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She also thinks that raising awareness of this initiative could stop potential offenders.
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Not least because it's unlikely that the worst offenders will pay much attention.
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"This type of reaction is very common among sex offenders," Dr. Madsen explains.
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Many states have eliminated prison sentences for low-level or non-violent offenders.
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West Elm, Pottery Barn and Zales were the worst offenders, according to WalletHub.
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And in contrast with previous years, ICE rounded up new categories of offenders.
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The film advocates tough love in lieu of prison for troubled juvenile offenders.
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North Korea, China and Russia remained listed as some of the worst offenders.
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But, he asked, are foreign offenders less equal before the law than Austrians?
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Some of the worst offenders are almost 100 miles from their "home" cities.
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Now he's working to reduce the prison sentences of other non-violent offenders.
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John Hickenlooper (D) said he was considering dismissing marijuana convictions for nonviolent offenders.
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Our President and Black Lives Matter surrogates are prime offenders in this scheme.
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Doing so would do more than just help more former offenders find employment.
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In 59 cases, those locations were within half a block of offenders' homes.
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He will be required to participate in a treatment program for sex offenders.
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Homicides involving juvenile offenders, for instance, peaked in 1994, Justice Department figures show.
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The law states that second-time offenders can be fined up to $250.
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Through my organization, we raise funds to pay bail for innocent, minor offenders.
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Ninety-eight percent of offenders were male in 2016, according to the agency.
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The vast majority of offenders will be released from prison at some point.
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Among the offenders are journalists, authors, politicians, a famous soccer star, even schoolchildren.
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These measures have effectively reduced the number of repeat offenders, according to Wang.
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Only two states, Vermont and Maine, have no voting restrictions for felony offenders.
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McCuish's research shows that most young homicide offenders don't commit murders in adulthood.
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We lock down the families of offenders, typically into poverty, stigma, and shame.
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Judges can order offenders to attend both treatment programs and 24/7 Sobriety.
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And the two groups only agreed on about 70 percent of the offenders.
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Charlie Crist, to restore voting rights to ex-offenders with nonviolent felony convictions.
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Low-level offenders are now released on probation or diverted to local jails.
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BE ASSERTIVE Sexual offenders sometimes target people they think won't report the crime.
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The fines will begin at £30 and rise to £1,000 for repeat offenders.
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He believes the program is working because DNA helps convict repeat offenders faster.
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But its conclusion to essentially "just keep blocking" the worst offenders falls short.
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First-time offenders now earn a $270 fine if caught smoking in public.
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The colonial-era law stipulates up to 14 years in jail for offenders.
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Mr. Sanchez founded Southwest Key in the 1980s to work with juvenile offenders.
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Instead of a temporary account suspension, first-time offenders will be permanently suspended.
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Or do they simply want to cut prison sentences for nonviolent drug offenders?
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Trump himself seems to be pushing for more severe sentences for drug offenders.
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The worst offenders might lose as much as a game and a half.
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Younger offenders are more likely to suffer from mental illness than their peers.
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The Southern Baptist Convention does not maintain its own registry of sexual offenders.
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Doctors convicted under the law would be required to register as sex offenders.
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His self-absorption and his extreme selfishness are also typical of sex offenders.
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These programs target "offenders with an elevated risk of reoffending," the BOP says.
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Promise: To expand alternatives like treatment for first-time offenders and drug users.
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"Serious or violent offenders are unlikely to qualify for such programs," he said.
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Fines range from $350 for first-time offenders to $2,000 for repeat violators.
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Their hope is to charge violent offenders who have long evaded the law.
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It was the offenders' worst impulses that led them to commit their crimes.
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Black judges treat male and female offenders more equally than white judges do.
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She found out later that it was meant for the most serious offenders.
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He also proposed legislation that would grant amnesty to low-level drug offenders.
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The way we talk about the criminal justice system and offenders is broken.
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In drug cases, Klobuchar wrote, minor offenders should get treatment, but adequate punishment.
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Similarly, we need to consider sentencing alternatives to incarceration for non-violent offenders.
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FBI data from 2016 showed that 7.6% murder offenders in 2016 were female.
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Chase Bank, Wells Fargo, Citibank and Bank of America are the worst offenders.
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The Department of Justice, for instance, ended mandatory sentences on low-level offenders.
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Pennsylvania has long been seen by experts as one of the worst offenders.
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Nor was it confined to high-risk offenders or adults who targeted kids.
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But among offenders imprisoned for more minor felonies, the racial disparity is glaring.
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Some offenders have amassed hundreds of victims in multiple countries before being identified.
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Sweeping new firearms prohibitions would enable the feds to selectively target unpopular offenders.
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And offenders on state work-release programs have eight weeks to find work.
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The old ways of reasoning with young offenders—all that is now gone.
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These violent offenders are not all, or even close to mostly, serial killers.
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And violent offenders, overall, make up the majority of the state prison population.
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" The report identified certain states, like New Jersey, as among the "worst offenders.
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The vast majority of crimes in Victoria are committed by Australian-born offenders.
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Others say these alleged offenders are only there because they can't afford bail.
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Certainly people had been forced to register as sex offenders for far less.
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And most new sex crime convictions involve people who aren't registered sex offenders.
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Outside prison walls, work with sex offenders continues in probation and social services.
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Cevallos: No. Does anyone else think it's a huge waste of resources for President Obama to pardon federal drug offenders instead of getting rid of the federal law that made many of them federal drug offenders in the first place?
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WDOC spokesman Mark Horan told BuzzFeed News that Wyoming will continue accommodating "qualified offenders" who receive a boot camp recommendation, like Blanchard — but he didn't specify whether women offenders would ever be placed within the state, rather than shipped outside.
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With an initial appropriation of $21625 million, lawmakers sought to change the culture of corrections and reduce the influx of offenders in state prisons by focusing on accountability and treatment through drug courts rather than incarceration for low-level, nonviolent offenders.
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The legislation approved by the panel reduces mandatory minimum penalties for nonviolent repeat drug offenders, eliminates the three-strike mandatory life in prison rule and gives judges discretion to sentence certain low-level offenders below the 10-year mandatory minimum.
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The policy is a shift away from the more lenient approach of past presidents of both parties, who largely reserved criminal charges for repeat offenders and other more serious cases, which allowed first-time offenders to remain with their kids.
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It's also the case that most sex offenders, so far as we can tell, don't reoffend; and there are good reasons to be wary of sex-offender registries, which arguably increase homelessness among former offenders without seeming to reduce recidivism.
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As Congress revised the bill, the First Step Act expanded the number of ineligible prisoners to make sure certain offenders were not eligible for the credits, such as first-time offenders relating to certain activities involving material containing child pornography.
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"Our concern about the underage use of dating apps is heightened by reports that many popular free dating apps permit registered sex offenders to use them, while the paid versions of these same apps screen out registered sex offenders," Rep.
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In the Senate, for example, he was credited with helping kill criminal justice reform, particularly bipartisan legislation that would have reduced mandatory minimum prison sentences for nonviolent offenders and given judges more sentencing discretion in cases involving low-level drug offenders.
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Jeff Sessions, has been a supporter of eliminating discrepancies between crack and cocaine offenders.
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Releasing drug offenders isn't enough to reach 210 percent of the state prison population.
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Offenders currently in prison can't apply for pardons because of the five-year rule.
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That sentence is almost unheard of though for first, and even second-time offenders.
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Serial offenders can be handed prison sentences of up to two years and deported.
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Saudi Arabia should enact legal reforms to halt all executions of offenders without exception.
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She wanted to put a spotlight on the offenders whose names are still whispered.
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About 10 percent of the state's adult population are believed to be ex-offenders.
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The conditions also require sex offenders to follow any curfew community supervision officers impose.
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Then, prosecutors dismissed 129 cases, saying they would focus on the most serious offenders.
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In Tunisia, for example, drug offenders make up about 28% of the prison population.
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"Registered Flex Offenders," some joke, while others are interpreting the account's message very seriously.
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Authorities are now asking the community-at-large to help arrest these repeat offenders.
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These guidelines largely just give moderators more leeway to remove tweets and ban offenders.
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California law requires every judge to consider rehabilitation and probation for first-time offenders.
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Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said the focus needs to be on stopping repeat offenders.
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At the state level, the majority of people held in prison are violent offenders.
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Most campus sexual assaults are committed by repeat offenders who the victims personally know.
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Chicago police Superintendent Eddie Johnson has vehemently blamed lax regulations for gun repeat offenders.
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Serious sex-offenders have been forced to take the test on parole since 2014.
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Of the 4,800 tests since then, offenders passed about 60% and failed 35-40%.
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So at least some of the supposedly nonviolent offenders have likely committed violent crimes.
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Before fleeing the scene, the offenders "wrapped a rope" around his neck, police said.
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The worst offenders are hauled before a clerical court and held under house arrest.
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It's a good deal for Debby, but not uncommon for first time DUI offenders.
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Recently released offenders often do not have a home, so cannot show an address.
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Re-arrests for DUIs are similar to those offenders who never had interlocks installed.
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The Dartmouth researchers had information on whether the offenders in question actually did reoffend.
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At least one of the alleged offenders named in Tuesday's response can't face charges.
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Repeat offenders attempting to promote this content through ads may see their accounts disabled.
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Civil law stipulates jail for up to 20 years, caning and fines for offenders.
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Instead, the cop said, Trump was merely asking them not to coddle violent offenders.
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Note: The number of offenders using Oxycodone decreased by almost half in 2 years.
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But developer Capcom appears poised to brand repeated offenders with a mark of shame.
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Massachusetts offers its animals more protection against abusers, doling out harsh sentences to offenders.
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First, it is not clear how many of the Cologne offenders can be identified.
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Still, even if you block offenders and delete comments, you can't unread their words.
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And some offenders could be dragged back to court to have their progress reviewed.
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To address that, Macron pledged to promote outside-of-prison alternatives for lesser offenders.
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Any notion that sex offenders could benefit from treatment or rehabilitation was strictly absent.
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Many countries offer libido-lowering drugs to convicted sex-offenders who volunteer for them.
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Obviously kids will go to young offenders institutions, but the offense is the same.
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Nottinghamshire police also did not prosecute any offenders in relation to these 33 reports.
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"Obviously, we would all like to see the successful prosecution of offenders," she acknowledges.
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Alabama that states cannot give juvenile offenders life without parole as a mandatory sentence.
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The punishment for first-time offenders is a six-month to two-year suspension.
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Still, the pressure on some of the country's worst air pollution offenders remains high.
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Civil law seeks redress of wrong doing by compelling compensation or restitution from offenders.
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They believe offenders must pay dearly for entering or remaining in the country unlawfully.
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He repeatedly wanted to know which countries had the worst offenders in their armies.
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Changes in the ways in which we treat young adult offenders are long overdue.
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Workforce programming establishes skills and communities that offenders can leverage in the real word.
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Research shows that longer sentences can often increase recidivism, especially for low-level offenders.
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The film advocates for tough love in lieu of prison for troubled juvenile offenders.
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China responded by saying her comments sent the wrong signal to "violent criminal offenders".
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One of the largest programs we have as a society is rehabilitating ex-offenders.
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Congressional aides say this is giving unintentional cover to the worst offenders in Congress.
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Perpetrators, who tended to be repeat offenders, were entirely male, according to the study.
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Ron Alting (R), the bill's author, said the legislation aims to combat repeat offenders.
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Second, Kelly said the US should crack down on domestic violence offenders with guns.
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Buttigieg would do the same for similar offenders by getting rid of mandatory minimums.
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Offenders could be fined up to S$100,000 and jailed up to three years.
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The State Department is threatening to take away the passports of certain sex offenders.
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Government officials say it will put foreign officials on the lookout for sex offenders.
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But individuals or families who cross the border should be treated as civil offenders.
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Sex offenders who fail to comply would face up to ten years in prison.
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Offenders face up to six months in prison or fines of up to ¥500,000.
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Many are repeat offenders, suggesting we are doing a poor job of rehabilitating inmates.
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The US Penitentiary Hazelton is a high-security facility that houses 1,20063 male offenders.
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Charlie Crist enacted clemency reforms that automatically restored voting rights to non-violent offenders.
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Beyoncé: I will flay you and your cabal of sex offenders and make furniture.
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Most are in the south, but not all—Alaska ranks among the worst offenders.
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I've also got a job at the Thinking Cup Café, which employs ex-offenders.
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Clearly sex offenders would much rather pay off their victims than face criminal charges.
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This seemed to be the norm for quite a few of my fellow offenders.
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Repeat rape offenders can now be sentenced to death, and stalking has been criminalized.
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It also reduces some mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, among other changes.
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It would also give judges more discretion in how they sentence non-violent offenders.
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Its hearings have riveted the nation and have identified many of the worst offenders.
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Multiple offenders, or people who post particularly egregious content, could be barred from Facebook.
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Everyone knew who the worst offenders were, and even told explicit stories about them.
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In most cases, though, first-time offenders are simply put into civil deportation proceedings.
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The institutions are designed for offenders who don&apost pose a risk of violence.
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If the tour identifies the offenders, shouldn't the other players know who they are?
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That's 0.001 percent of the amount we spend each year to incarcerate sex offenders.
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In the Netherlands all offenders up to age 23 are eligible for juvenile jurisdiction.
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Locking up nonviolent offenders and drug users almost always backfires, instead strengthening organized crime.
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But despite a consistency in offenders, states differ in how they handle the problem.
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The US Penitentiary Hazelton is a high-security facility that houses 1,270 male offenders.
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There are simply too many offenses and possible offenders to actually prosecute them all.
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The speech stigmatizes and harms ex-offenders who are trying to rebuild their lives.
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Some states focus on helping ex-offenders obtain employment and therefore reduce recidivism rates.
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Then mandatory-sentencing laws leave offenders serving long prison sentences for relatively minor crimes.
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Tinder has said &aposthere are definitely registered sex offenders on our free products&apos.
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FBI data from 303 showed that 7.6% of offenders who committed murder were female.
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Flynn said he does not know how many offenders such a policy would affect.
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"When it comes to smaller offenders, the fines mean a lot more," Hubbard said.
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" Seeking life sentences, she said, would guarantee that "violent offenders will never be released.
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Focusing on low-risk, low-level offenders is not the way to do so.
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I've seen many low-level, non-violent drug offenders receive more time behind bars.
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Four out of five people identified by the super-recognizers are "habitual" repeat offenders.
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Another state leading the way in supporting occupational licensure for ex-offenders is Colorado.
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The group tallied up calorie data from chain restaurants to determine the worst offenders.
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Applicants must be nonviolent offenders who have already served 10 years of their sentence.
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Repeat offenders can be jailed for up to 15 days under the new law.
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In some villages, the fine is much lower or offenders must pay in cattle.
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The government was operating a directive: Increase the incarceration rate and lengthen offenders' sentences.
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He vowed, for example, to legalize marijuana and offer amnesty to low-level offenders.
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How many of the 21 percent of drug offenders are in for marijuana possession?
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Some of the frozen options at Trader Joe's seem to be the worst offenders.
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The plight of registered female sex offenders could be a hard sell to some.
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Just think about it: We have labeled these people as perverts, as sex offenders.
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In some cases, forgiveness of offenders has doubled as a political act of resistance.
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These are the words of Suzy, a prison guard in a sex offenders jail.
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Georgia authorities round up sex offenders on Halloween Some states, including New York and California, stop short of "no-candy laws" but require sex offenders to remain in their homes without interaction on Halloween and leave monitoring up to state departments of corrections.
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He noted that the prison population was "disproportionately comprised of people of color" and said while he was willing to consider expanding voting rights to non-violent offenders behind bars, he was opposed to extending the right to violent offenders in prison.
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And although most still don't want to reduce prison sentences for violent offenders (who make up about 803 percent of the prison system), 78 percent said they support reducing prison time for nonviolent offenders with a low risk of committing another crime.
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A 2007 Human Rights Watch report determined that sex offender registries do not prevent sex offenders from committing future sex crimes; data show that the best way to prevent crimes — particularly sex crimes — is to promote stability and security for past offenders.
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Although California is beginning to loosen these residency restrictions for some offenders following a California Supreme Court case declaring a San Diego blanket residency restriction unconstitutional, many offenders are still subject to these arduous residency restrictions both in California and in other states.
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The National Database of Sexual Offenders (NDSO), which will be accessible only to law enforcement agencies, currently contains the details of more than 440,000 offenders convicted of rape, gang rape, child sex crimes and sexual harassment, according to a home ministry statement.
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And although most still don't want to reduce prison sentences for violent offenders (who make up about 40 percent of the prison system), 62.2 percent said they support reducing prison time for nonviolent offenders with a low risk of committing another crime.
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"90% to 95% are ex-offenders" and are on average 24 or 25 years old.
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Those offenders who aren't arrested are generally summoned to court to pay a $100 fine.
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At least two unidentified male offenders connected to the incident are not in police custody.
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Under what's called "acceptance of responsibility," offenders get less time the faster they plead guilty.
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Offenders could be given an unlimited fine, up to five years in prison, or both.
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Spouses (at 36 percent) and in-laws (at 31 percent) were the next biggest offenders.
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Next they will team up with Bill Cosby to start a sex offenders support group.
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According to Chicago police, the area was evacuated, but no offenders were taken into custody.
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It's highly likely that there will be more potential offenders that Facebook decides to suspend.
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She also has benefited from laws in some states that spare non-violent offenders time.
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No one's rallying around the rights of those offenders to get a second chance, though.
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Historically devoted to catching parking offenders, the metro police now has an anti-gang unit.
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Several countries require drug offenders to enter rehabilitation programmes, but these are often like prison.
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I used the same strategy against the offenders while concealing the identity of the victim.
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Yet the bill itself resulted in the bloating of prisons and jails with nonviolent offenders.
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Do you think we can expect the offenders to change their behavior on the platform?
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The department forbids registered sex offenders from having contact with children under 18 years old.
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Offenders will hear from speakers from the sheriff's office, courts and Department of Community Supervision.
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In past years, offenders would be deported or go to immigration court for a hearing.
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In Northern Ireland, the poultry and egg businesses are said to be the worst offenders.
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It sounds insidious, and there are certainly some egregious offenders in the mobile game space.
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Mr de Blasio ended solitary confinement for juvenile offenders and last year removed them altogether.
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FCI Dublin — a low security correctional institution for female offenders — currently holds 453,227 total inmates.
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Monday's opinion indicated that life-without-parole sentences for juvenile offenders should be exceedingly rare.
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Harris, for one, still boasts about locking up violent offenders when she was a prosecutor.
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Counties and jails turn out to be likelier to release offenders for (cheaper) community supervision.
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There was mixed evidence for the effect on sex offenders, who are hard to reform.
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Going Further Members of Congress are trying to reform mandatory prison terms for nonviolent offenders.
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But in March the national security council moved to keep some offenders out of jail.
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Recently launched subreddit r/EgregiousPackaging captures some of the most excessive offenders in the biz.
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Owners of repeat offenders are told to pick up post at a nearby post office.
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Judges could impose alternative punishments on repeat offenders; more emphasis would be placed on treatment.
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He also said that convicted sex offenders can use alternative platforms, such as blogging websites.
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The glaring truth of these girls is that they were victims before they were offenders.
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Obama shortens sentences for more drug offenders For the Republicans, the situation is mostly bad.
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A boy who opens a forwarded sext might find himself on a sex-offenders' register.
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That's a significant drain on federal resources in order to round up low-level offenders.
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Along with his handler, he assisted officers in searching for violent offenders, narcotics and evidence.
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Meanwhile, the Weekend Update seems to be overwhelmed by the ever-growing list of offenders.
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And there are hundreds, hundreds of first-time offenders that this medication would cure them.
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These figures are at best a minimum for the number of violent offenders in prison.
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Universities can be hesitant to fire offenders and lose researchers who bring in federal funding.
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And we should all want to help ex-offenders move on from their troubled pasts.
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In the interview, Letourneau said she's hoping to be removed from the sex offenders' registry.
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Officials have also talked to WeChat and Weibo about potentially fining offenders via text messages.
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In most cases, the fines would range from $25 to $250 for first-time offenders.
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The bills don't pull the plug on possible criminal enforcement for scofflaws and repeat offenders.
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Drugs are lifesavers for these patients, but also big offenders when it comes to costs.
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When used to assess offenders, they can claim two huge advantages over their human counterparts.
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The new system added some 45,000 short-term prisoners, and split offenders into two groups.
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More supervision is done by phone, which makes it harder to gauge offenders' emotional state.
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Similar interventions had similar success, like the HOPE Probation program in Hawaii for drug offenders.
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For ex-offenders, the program offers needs assessments, job readiness and placement assistance, and mentorship.
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It is rarely reported as a crime and officials are often reluctant to prosecute offenders.
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And another bill would make it easier for repeated alcohol offenders to obtain a firearm.
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In severe cases the new law could impose a two-year prison sentence on offenders.
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Chronic offenders of the Incomprehensible Lyrics Club include Patrick Stump, Elton John, and The 1975.
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It now expressly excludes offenders convicted of any serious violent felony from retroactive early release.
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They prefer to talk about "nonviolent drug offenders" — even when they're talking about state prisoners.
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The offenders are also prohibited from drinking alcohol or taking drugs during the probation period.
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Scalia called the ruling "a devious way of eliminating life without parole for juvenile offenders."
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But, for several important reasons, restorative justice is not the answer for handling sex offenders.
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On any given day, there are roughly 15,000 offenders in Canada's 43 federal correctional institutions.
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Many refugees and German Muslims fear being tarred with the same brush as the offenders.
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BBC reporters additionally found multiple sex offenders on Facebook, a violation of the company's rules.
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We're told Wash was charged because in Georgia, 17-year-old offenders are considered adults.
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The guidelines did not apply to defendants who were gang leaders or repeat criminal offenders.
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Like many other states, Oklahoma law bars sex offenders from living near schools and churches.
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Larry Hogan signs the bill into law, county officials could issue $250 fines to offenders.
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He said the state would provide the company with a list of registered sex offenders.
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This is evident in the frightening statistics about the jailing of non-violent drug offenders.
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And the evidence shows that harsher conditions can make offenders more dangerous when they're released.
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Environmental inspection teams have been touring the country, ordering closures and remedial action by offenders.
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"Of course, we will look to prosecute offenders where possible," the police spokesperson told Broadly.
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Among the research on this matter, one group's voice is largely missing: sex offenders themselves.
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Indigent offenders could be offered community service in lieu of a fine under the legislation.
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The first would ensure teens would not be punished as sex offenders under this law.
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The court ruled that preventing sex offenders from accessing social media violates the First Amendment.
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The article further states that most of these granted clemency were low level drug offenders.
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In common with much of the region, Thailand's criminal justice system treats drug offenders harshly.
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We impede honest living for offenders who are willing to put forth diligence and effort.
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The program allows offenders to avoid arrest and court if they admit to the crime.
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"Offenders in Virginia have died of drug overdoses while inside our prisons," Lisa Kinney said.
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He called them ineffective, expensive, and unduly harsh for minor offenders – and he was right.
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Perhaps most important, locking up low-level offenders for long prison sentences doesn't reduce crime.
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Yet few former offenders who have earned a second chance are able to access it.
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In essence, treatment involves sex offenders really taking a look at what got them there.
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Holder's guidelines did not apply to defendants who were gang leaders or repeat criminal offenders.
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Western media should cover this case responsibly to avoid misleading potential offenders of Chinese law.
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But we have cut job training to assist in reintegrating ex-offenders by 22019 percent.
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In June, the Obama administration listed Myanmar among the world's worst offenders in human trafficking.
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Offenders could face up to three years in prison and fines of up to $12,000.
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He also received notifications of sex offenders near his former addresses, which he found irrelevant.
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According to the audit, 47 of those recipients were also registered as state sex offenders.
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Here are six of the most common disease-spreading offenders endemic to the United States.
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Registered sex offenders are allowed to use social media, the Supreme Court ruled in 2017.
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Kim is fighting for criminal justice reform and lobbying for the freedom of nonviolent offenders.
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Espy called for criminal justice reform, saying that many nonviolent offenders "shouldn't be" in prison.
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The Supreme Court has banned the execution of juvenile offenders and of the intellectually disabled.
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Robocalls were the worst offenders, and the most common topic, by far, was reducing debt.
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Still, the departure of many offenders did not leave Silicon Valley with a clean slate.
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Gadde did say Twitter continued to see repeat offenders who create new accounts when suspended.
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Mr. Santos has insisted that there would be no immunity for the worst FARC offenders.
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There's also a stick – the worst offenders can be ditched from the fund's investment list.
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John Hickenlooper (D) also said that he was considering dismissing convictions for nonviolent pot offenders.
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That sense of entitlement is a big piece of sexual offenders who have been studied.
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A lower court judge had found the process by which offenders are deemed predators unconstitutional.
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Rehabilitation is the goal for young offenders, McCuish said, and custody is a last resort.
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The convicted offenders were also fined 247,000 rupees ($3,630) each by the court on Wednesday.
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The NTSB recommended the use of ignition interlocks for all first time offenders in 2012.
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Why it matters: Perez's deportation follows Trump and Sessions' push to deport undocumented criminal offenders.
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Both weight-cutting offenders scored decisive, brutal wins while looking obviously bulkier than their opponents.
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In his last major act as president, Obama cut the sentences for 330 drug offenders.
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The five worst U.S. offenders: Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, Atlanta and Miami.
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Jagim also recommends checking out the sites to ID supplement companies that are consistent offenders.
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Only offenders who commit serious crimes against children are added to the register, Bishop said.
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The process gives victims a voice and requires offenders to take responsibility and make amends.
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The authorities also updated the law to allow the death sentence for repeat rape offenders.
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Take Fatboy Slim's 1998 hit "Rockafeller Skank" as one of big beat's most garish offenders.
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That's the thing about Ross and many other offenders—they're just people with regular families.
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The White House contended that American immigration law barred the admission of convicted drug offenders.
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It houses hundreds of male offenders, many of them geriatric, who need constant medical care.
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He also emphasized rehabilitation for offenders released from prison, including the restoration of voting rights.
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The offenders there — Norway maples, white mulberries and porcelain berries — do not arrive on water.
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Schooling reduces recidivism and pays for itself, so it's just idiotic not to educate offenders.
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But the charges on Friday suggest that the agency is serious about going after offenders.
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The open letter calls on art institutions to remove offenders and confront inequality and abuse.
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It cleaned alleys and repaired potholes, and hired local ex-offenders to do that work.
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There are also questions about transparency and whether individual sports are divulging all past offenders.
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"Offenders in Virginia have died of drug overdoses while inside our prisons," Ms. Kinney said.
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The company also said it is helping several state attorneys general prosecute the worst offenders.
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As taxpayers, however, we are paying high amounts to incarcerate many who are nonviolent offenders.
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There was a lower turnover rate in the first 40 months, compared to non-offenders.
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The Chamber is one of the top offenders and a leading opponent of Dodd-Frank.
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Others say it will take jail time for offenders if the leaks are to end.
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But all kinds of offenders in public life still seem to struggle with the execution.
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Mr. Obama also granted 63 other pardons and 207 other commutations, mostly for drug offenders.
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Redemption, as does resignation, has its place for Northam and other would-be racial offenders.
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"It's not the entire internet that is being taken away from these offenders," he said.
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"There are definitely registered sex offenders on our free products," the spokesperson admitted to CJI.
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In Germany a majority of young adult offenders are dealt with in the juvenile system.
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They stopped using private prisons to house federal offenders because of safety and security concerns.
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Dashlane cited three incidents that placed Facebook at the top of its "worst offenders" list.
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In March, Charlotte's police chief told reporters that his office was focusing on repeat offenders.
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We're seizing guns, taking illegal guns off the street, we're focusing on those repeat offenders.
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To support changes that would jail fewer low-level offenders because they cannot afford bond.
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Black judges appointed by Republicans treat black offenders more leniently than do other Republican appointees.
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He claimed only 25 percent of career offenders in 2015 got within the recommended range.
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A majority of convicted offenders are men who prey on children ages 6 to 603.
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If you care about the climate, it's worth moving your accounts away from these offenders.
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Some apps, like Facebook's, may be worse offenders at sucking your battery dry than others.
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They can't just fire them, Boissionnault says, as might happen with offenders in other industries.
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I don't care what political stripes the alleged offenders wear or whose side they're on.
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Offenders could face up to three years in prison and fines of up to $12,23.
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Though state law allows diversion for violent offenders in certain circumstances, Mr. Will does not.
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A frequent topic was what he saw as the Obama administration's leniency toward drug offenders.
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Low-risk offenders who complete their programs are eligible for conditional early release ("home confinement").
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Nevertheless, deciding when and under what conditions to release offenders isn't part of BOP's mission.
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In the most serious cases those convicted may be placed on the sex offenders register.
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Even in drug trafficking cases, 63% of offenders received sentences below the applicable guideline range.
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It's unclear how often chemical castration, which remains controversial, is ordered on U.S. sex offenders.
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Mr. Adachi and others complained that it took only the offenders most likely to succeed.
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He conceded that some of the executed drug offenders shouldn't have been put to death.
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What does that mean practically in terms of how we sentence or handle young offenders?
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Of the 5,770 known offenders, 46 percent were white and 26 percent were African-American.
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Barring sex offenders from living near children, for instance, doesn't stop the recidivists from recidivating.
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In Adra, political prisoners were mixed with common criminals—everyone from traffic offenders to murderers.
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The right-wing desire to appease white fear by locking up black offenders, the desire that has built these penitentiaries and sent away for life women like Octavia Cartwright, is mirrored by the urge that the left feels to annihilate its own sanctioned offenders.
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Report in person to a local police agency to have a current photograph taken every three years (Level 1 and 33 offenders) or every year (Level 3 offenders) Notify DCJS in writing of any institution of higher education they are attending, enrolled, living or employed.
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Lawmakers from both parties have been working furiously to build support for the compromise legislation that would begin to reverse some of the tough-on-crime federal policies of the 1980s and 1990s that incarcerated African-American offenders at much higher rates than white offenders.
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Whereas hot spot policing relies on arresting offenders to temporarily keep them out of crime and keep crime rates low, community policing aims to improve relationships so that police officers can help get offenders out of crime permanently and keep crime rate reductions in place.
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The report also found the average length of sentences for offenders convicted of an offense carrying a mandatory minimum penalty was 110 months, nearly four times the 85033 month average of offenders who are convicted of an offense that doesn't carries a mandatory minimum penalty.
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"The Justice Department's expected shift to prosecuting and incarcerating more offenders, including low-level and drug offenders, is an ineffective way to protect public safety," Brett Tolman, a U.S. Attorney for Utah under President George W. Bush, said in a statement anticipating the policy change.
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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 a 2014 study of sex offenders in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Texas, more than half of offenders said they'd lost a job due to their status; one said that he'd gotten a call from an employer telling him never to send them a résumé again.
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A compelling example of the urgent need for reform is how our system treats juvenile offenders.
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Repeat offenders face criminal charges only if further domestic violence is reported within the following year.
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He was later arrested under the existing laws for juvenile offenders, but later released on bail.
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It is rarely reported as a crime and the police are often reluctant to prosecute offenders.
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Tekashi is asking the judge to sentence to 4 years probation and a youthful offenders program.
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That suggests if we take more time to deliberate, we'd maybe be more generous toward offenders.
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According to a spokesperson, Instagram "may limit access to certain features," if they identify repeat offenders.
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They find that profilers do only slightly better than random people at predicting traits of offenders.
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The unit separates inmates such as accused sex offenders from the general population for their protection.
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We're really trying to work with companies and legislatures in certain areas, especially like ex-offenders.
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The point is about letting in people who are criminals -- repeat offenders that prey on society.
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As for the offenders themselves, it turns out males are a little more mischievous than females.
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"Sexual offenders in the tech industry just get shuffled around," said Ladd, the CEO of Callisto.
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The offenders in question will be those convicted of abusing children under the age of 13.
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The bill would apply to convicted child sex offenders who are 21 and over, State Rep.
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He will enter a diversion program offered in Palm Beach County for first-time DUI offenders.
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In Missouri, registered sex offenders must remain inside their home between 5 and 10:30 p.m.
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If incidental contact occurs, offenders may be courteous but must immediately remove themselves from the situation.
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"We are seeing more serious prisoners coming back—child sex offenders, drug traffickers, robbers," Tohifolau says.
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This is a major change from the Obama policy of ignoring most non-violent immigration offenders.
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Second, it avoids mixing minor offenders with more hardened criminals, who will teach them bad habits.
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Even when investigative groups confirm war crimes have taken place, action against offenders isn't exactly swift.
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WRAL reported that if the women are convicted, they will have to register as sex offenders.
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It's a noble sentiment slightly undercut by the fact that he's one of the worst offenders.
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But, Forsyth advises retaining the image so offenders can be brought to justice through the courts.
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Firearms offenders would become far easier to catch, and the prevalence of firearms crime would decline.
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Still, most of the higher level traffickers elude capture, while prisons fill with low-level offenders.
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For the first time on SNL, they included a woman in their line up of offenders.
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Like how they never turn down women because there's 800 registered sex offenders on the street.
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AP Photo/Achmad IbrahimWhat do Rio Olympians and New York state sex offenders have in common?
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It says that websites need to clean up and law enforcement agencies need to punish offenders.
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After all, Stabler's legendary rage against sex offenders could come in useful in these fraught times.
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Offenders who fail a test are not automatically returned to prison but might be questioned further.
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President Rodrigo Duterte compared himself to Hitler and his purge of drug offenders to the Holocaust.
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Average stay is two months Overall, the inmate population is primarily made up of nonviolent offenders.
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Click here for five of the biggest offenders you should not put on your profile . 2.
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Under the Council plan, many more of these offenders would face civil summonses, not criminal charges.
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Some traffic offenders in Billings, Montana just saved a few bucks on Thanksgiving dinner this year.
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César Chávez Park had its fair share of "occasional" offenders who would provide scraps of food.
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As part of this probation, these offenders had to take a twice-a-day alcohol test.
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Surprisingly, the worst offenders are not pharmaceutical firms but an army of corporate health-care middlemen.
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There he joined more violent offenders for the final eight months of his time in jail.
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Trump has invited ex-offenders to the White House and his State of the Union speech.
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The commission also demanded a decade's worth of voter history and the statuses of ex-offenders.
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More than 8,000 prisoners were freed, many of them drug offenders or soldiers who had deserted.
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The majority of these were disguised websites, an ever-increasing method for offenders of distributing material.
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For both fascist and communist regimes in the 20th century, Jews were the biggest "cosmopolitan" offenders.
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Some conservatives believe he'll be more aggressive in charging drug and gun offenders with federal crimes.
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Hundreds of schools have taken steps to make it easier to report allegations and discipline offenders.
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Pokémon Go is cracking down on players manipulating the game with third-party software, offenders claim.
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The reality is that I believe the majority of sex offenders are largely incapable of empathy.
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Offenders can face a fine of up to 25 times the original price of the ticket.
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Simon has previously spoken about the transition from Youth Offenders prison to the adult HMP experience.
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Several activists said they were encouraged that people were using the government hotline to report offenders.
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Far too often, especially where legal measures are directed at sexual offenders, legislatures ignore scientific evidence.
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But hefty prison spells turn out to be a costly and clumsy way to deter offenders.
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What is more, another provision would allow supposedly "nonviolent" drug offenders to receive newly-reduced sentences.
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"Sex offenders and particularly pedophiles secrete an enzyme for DDHT, which is actually detectable," Cohen says.
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But credibly accused sex offenders should not coach youth basketball, girls or boys, without deeper investigation.
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In New York state, many ex-offenders wind up in homeless shelters or on the streets.
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Paris has banned e-scooters from sidewalks, with offenders facing a fine of 135 euros ($150).
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By holding some of the worst offenders accountable, we can send clear signals to autocrats everywhere.
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It's the second batch of commutations for drug offenders the White House has announced this year.
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I don't mean to pick on the Trump administration alone, although they are the worst offenders.
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Hearing offenders talk about their crime could be challenging – in particular, those relating to sex offenses.
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Asked whether he would personally spend an hour each day moderating the worst offenders, Zuckerberg demurred.
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The result, critics say, are overcrowded prisons and jails, many of them filled with nonviolent offenders.
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Restitution — requiring offenders to compensate their victims for damages — presents a more complicated challenge, experts agree.
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What eventually stemmed from those internet call-outs, though, was habit of "canceling" the perceived offenders.
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Ford delayed firing those accused of harassment, leaving workers to conclude that offenders would go unpunished.
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Lawmakers said the provisions would help prevent sex offenders from trying to break the law undetected.
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Debates will start in the council on Wednesday on the amendments to the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance.
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A lot of them are first-time offenders, a lot of them are non-violent crimes.
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"Sometimes offenders gravitate to those professions so they are able to hurt people," Heeren-Graber said.
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Judge Ronald S. Coen ordered the pair to register as sex offenders, NBC Los Angeles reports.
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Facial recognition software matches the faces of errant offenders with those in a provincial police database.
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Arrests leapt by nearly 40 percent, flooding detention centers with nonviolent offenders and tearing families apart.
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But problem cities in which repeat offenders can drive up crime rates will require creative solutions.
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But the issue of how best to rehabilitate offenders — and lower the recidivism rate — remained difficult.
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Virginia's governor is restoring voting rights for 200,000 convicted felony offenders ahead of the November election.
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Not just some offenders at the bottom — who at the top has been responsible for this?
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In response, the British government has increased the resources allocated to the management of foreign offenders.
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She screengrabbed a few of the offenders and posted her thoughts about the headlines to Instagram.
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In other countries, such as Britain, the policy entails offenders registering with their local police station.
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The group's executive director estimates that 2000% of those ex-offenders — more than 229,22 — are women.
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Johnson said he would lobby the Illinois legislature to reform sentencing guidelines for repeat gun offenders.
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Those who do manage to run afoul of this law are usually the most flagrant offenders.
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The idea took hold that kids who transgressed sexually were the same as adult sex offenders.
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It tallied the amount of drugs seized, but not whether offenders were sent to drug treatment.
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The case is the court's latest consideration of the constitutionality of harsh punishments for youthful offenders.
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Oakes's court is also responsible for juvenile offenders, which she said are the focus right now.
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It's called prison and although it's meant to reform offenders, it's a gift to organized crime.
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He added he's concerned that Canada does not have a dedicated rehabilitation program for radicalized offenders.
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But giving wealthy offenders a mere slap on the wrist makes a mockery of that objective.
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Mr. Cuomo, who controls the subway, said he supported barring sexual offenders after a second conviction.
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He challenged his Virginia sentences under Supreme Court decisions that limited life sentences for juvenile offenders.
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Now District Attorney George Gascón is proposing a task force dedicated to finding and prosecuting offenders.
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It may sound like a strange juxtaposition: hardened, tattooed offenders donning the cloaks of fantasy characters.
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