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reoffend

to commit another offence.
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Sanctions should be brought to bear on persistent reoffenders earlier and more progressively.
ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE : TREATY CHANGE BACK ON TABLE AS MINISTERS AGREE DEFICIT SANCTIONS
The Law Commission is the body responsible for validating or removing such quaint pieces of legislation and will also be adjudicating on whether reoffenders in the Wigan area can appeal against being handed 'season ticket orders' for the DW Stadium or if journalists should be hung, drawn and quartered if they fail to laugh sycophantically and look doe-eyed at selected moments during Jose Mourinho press conferences.
Miserable Hansen has become unwatchable; STEVE DAVIES
It was the UK's high level of reoffenders that led to the university developing a research programme to assess the impact of Gamlean music.
Good Vibrations having ripple effect on ex-criminals
The punishment is stronger for reoffenders and if the criminal has used violence and a threatening tone to enter places and steal forcibly.
618 vehicles stolen: ROP
There is still less than one serious offence per 100 reoffenders, and we are absolutely committed to reducing this further," he said.
Rise in violence figures
Currently, law-enforcement agencies buffer the location where a victim is reported missing and identify the offenders within the buffer to check the possible reoffenders of the reported crime (e.
Where are they? A spatial inquiry of sex offenders in Brazos County
Serial reoffenders who regard them as beneath contempt should, of course, be dealt with more severely.
DAILY POST YOUR VOICE IN WALES: Asbos are still better than nothing
In 10 years the number of lifers has more than doubled, far too many reoffenders coming back for more porridge make it worse, and too many who shouldn't be inside are put away because of a lack of any adequate alternative.
Why jailing is failing us
One fifth of all motorists convicted for drink-driving every year are reoffenders and these should be the easiest to remove from the roads.
Call to get tough on drink-drivers; The World Today Public says penalties are too soft
It might even mean the building of new, smaller establishments to meet special needs but it would decrease the cost of the present streams of reoffenders and the need for more traditional prisons.
Letter: Proof of the failure of the prison system
The use of recidivism risk assessment instruments can only be as helpful as they are accurate; that is, among a group of first-time juvenile offenders the measure is sensitive to the factors that distinguish future reoffenders from non-reoffenders.
Evaluating the utility of a risk assessment to predict recidivism among male and female adolescents

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