Usa "offender" in una frase

1. Well, the former chicken-out, get-outta-there-now tactic wasn’t always successful for the innocent (or not) offender

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2. If any wool is found carrying towards the sea side in the said counties, unless it has been entered and security given as aforesaid, it is forfeited, and the offender also forfeits 3s

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3. Raven raised his eyebrows in disbelief, but before he could speak, Andre continued, “The prison sentence is more about consoling the public than it is about punishing the offender

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4. The offender was Daltrez

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5. Even the Great Wizard had been impressed by his own imagination in the sentencing, he was even more impressed by Cruzel’s pleadings for leniency for the offender, but told Cruzel that; “Rules are rules’

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6. The sergeant would have known in which room the offender had been and that female cadet would have been severely punished

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7. offended seeking retribution, the offender, redemption

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8. It has come to the attention of this writer that living among us is an unregistered sex offender with untreated mental disorders

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9. and offender likeness on forgiveness and revenge in the

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10. brought to nothing, and the scorner is consumed, and all that watch for iniquity are cut off: 21 That make a man an offender for a

11. (2) When the act under Paragraph 1 is done to an animal owned by the offender,

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12. fine between BGN 250 and 500 shall be imposed, and if the offender is a legal entity or a

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13. imposed on the offender, and all animals above the permitted number shall be seized on

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14. offender, and a former Spanish marine helo pilot hanging out with the bad guys in a bar

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15. Spoken words alone will not be enough of an act to constitute an assault unless the offender backs them up with an act or actions that put the victim in reasonable fear of imminent harm

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16. Includes a General definition of stalking, a relatively new crime involving conduct in which the offender harasses or invades the personal space of another individual, often putting the victim in fear for his or her safety

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17. Stalking laws in most states pertain to a relatively new crime involving a clear pattern of conduct in which the offender follows, harasses, or threatens another person, putting that person in fear for his or her safety

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18. Voluntary manslaughter usually means that the offender did not have a prior intent to kill such as when the homicide occurs "in the heat of passion" and without forethought

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19. Environmental factors that may lead to pyromania include an event that the offender has experienced in the environment he lives in

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20. Indecent exposure is often committed for the sexual gratification of the offender or committed to entice a sexual response

21. Rape can occur when the offender and victim have a pre-existing relationship (sometimes called "date rape"), or even when the offender is the victim's spouse

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22. The most common form of rape is forcible rape, in which an offender uses violence or threats of violence to force a victim into sexual intercourse

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23. If the act involves force or coercion, many states prosecute the offender under the separate statutes punishing child molestation or aggravated rape

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24. To address sexual relations in which all participants are below the age of consent, or which involve an offender close in age to the minor, some states have enacted what have been called "Romeo and Juliet laws

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25. In some places, Romeo and Juliet laws reduce the level of punishment for the offense - imposing only probation or a fine, or eliminating the requirement to register as a sex offender, for example

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26. Statutory rape is a state sex crime that can be charged as a felony or misdemeanor offense and may be punishable by incarceration, fine, probation, and/or registry as a sex offender, depending on the state and circumstances of the incident

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27. Some states impose harsher penalties when the offender is a certain number of years older than the victim

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28. Specific laws vary by state, but sexual assault generally refers to any crime in which the offender subjects the victim to sexual touching that is unwanted and offensive

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29. Sometimes referred to as criminal anthropology, literally a combination of the study of the human species and the study of criminals) is a field of offender profiling, based on perceived links between the nature of a crime and the personality or physical appearance of the offender

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30. If a crime is of a violent nature it suggests that the offender has previous criminal record, probably some petty crime as car theft

31. When an offender shoots from a vehicle and gets away quickly it means that he isn’t a sadist and doesn't want to see his victim suffer

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32. If an offender is committing his crimes during nights it means that he probably has a steady work during day time

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33. Every time a person is killed, robed, raped or a victim to other crimes, the most important question a profiler should ask is "why?" Why the offender choose the specific victim' why he committed the crime at this specific time

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34. When an offender is trying to demonstrate strength most probably has been abused as a child

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35. An impotent offender may try hiding his situation and keep up appearances by marrying and adopting children

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36. Jesus hastened to the assistance of the assaulted youth, and when he had rescued him, he tightly held on to the offender until the smaller lad had made his escape

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37. "The cruel ruler stared with an evil eye at the soul's spirit as he ruffled through the record of the past years till he found the cursed page of the offender before him

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38. They were convinced that Jesus must be apprehended, convicted, and executed as a religious offender, a violator of the cardinal teachings of the Jewish sacred law

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39. But Herod refused to take action against him as a political offender

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40. 4 Again Pilate appeared before the crowd, saying: "I am certain this man is only a religious offender

41. 11 Even if God were the stern and legal monarch of a universe in which justice ruled supreme, he certainly would not be satisfied with the childish scheme of substituting an innocent sufferer for a guilty offender

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42. Another stick in our position was that our biggest guy my co offender and cellmate had no idea what we were doing with the drugs as I had kept him out of it due to the respect I have for the guy

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43. I left what stash I had left with my co offender (the one that took drugs) and went to the visit

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44. For once things went smooth and I sat in my cell with my co offender discussing our plans and reflecting over some choice drugs, you may think that"s nuts but it was a time of great stress for us both

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45. Pierre LaMarche was a convicted sex offender who had served jail time and been released

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46. Throughout the day, whenever someone tried to prevent a departure, the MMARV’s under Buddy and Daisy’s control interceded and sent the offender sprawling

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47. I know as a fact that you"re wondering why I called the offender a murderous cat, is that correct?”

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48. mind to the offender

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49. You’re the victim, the abuser is the offender

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50. -The courtroom work group has likely seen the offender as a

51. manifest in that the offender uses his/her hands to touch the

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52. The offender need only to glare

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53. the victim may be re-raped by the same offender, which by the

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54. be re-raped by the same offender again

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55.  Giving the offender a gift

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56. This kind of thing does happen but normally the offender isn’t

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57. created the national sex offender registry

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58. Regardless of what the offender claims, the child’s feelings and

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59. -Self-masturbation (by the offender) or masturbation of the

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60. (sexual-natured) to the offender

61. -The offender almost always knows the victim; close

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62. offender is a close relative of the child or if the offender is

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63. Every lie is for the advantage of the offender

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64. the offender and the victim/s

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65. the offender should be carefully noted

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66. say again, but it‘s better to not curse any offender at least

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67. the offender‘s town including the offender and his father

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68. offender, well; I advocate forgiveness too

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69. - ‘robbery’ is defined by the ‘Federal Bureau of Investigation’ as “the taking, or attempted taking, of anything of value from one person by another, in which the offender uses force or the threat of violence”

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70. In 1993, Endicott was convicted of being a sex offender in

71. offender tried to kick me in the face

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72. The offender was now bleeding profusely

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73. The offender pressed the palm of his hand against the wound

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74. The same scene was repeated in 302 and 303 with each alleged offender being strongly under the influence of a mind altering substance

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75. “Silence” whispered Jack and the Chief furiously at the same time, glaring at the offender who wisely

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76. offender could be forced off his land

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77. I tend to think of it in just three layers: spirits that have come in because of the activity itself; spirits that have come in because of the person’s reaction to the offender; then spirits that come in because of the reaction to themselves

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78. The sin itself; reaction to the offender; reaction to themselves

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79. Reactions against the offender: hatred of men, or hatred of women; bitterness; anger; rage - those kinds of things; then actually coming in from the sin itself

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80. · The sin is charged to the offender – the iniquity is spread over three or four generations

81. If anyone fails to follow these rules, the Council of Elders meets and listens to the offender to decide if there will be punishment

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82. The System operators, in black pants and short-sleeve shirts, stood up and did as instructed, the room becoming quieter than a dead Offender

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83. If an Agent wasn’t thorough, the Offender could slip by

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84. Govicide Agents always had the hammer of the computer printouts to pound away at an Offender

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85. He is an Offender and an insane killer

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86. Locke smothered a grin watching the five foot six Agent push around a five foot ten Offender

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87. When he grew accustomed to the reduced light, Locke still heard the Offender yelping and grunting

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88. Hiss and the Offender sat in a dust-covered booth on opposite sides of a table, hands folded and lounging back like they were old comrades

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89. Throughout the meal, Hiss treated the waitress like an Offender, too

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90. “That Offender is around here somewhere,” Hiss grumbled

91. “I get the feeling we are being led on a wild Offender chase

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92. What would get him in more trouble: Jade’s pregnancy or an Offender who shared his last name? Neither was good

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93. If Hiss couldn’t imagine anyone going to these lengths was more than a casual Offender, he was beyond persuasion

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94. Jade sobbed with the power of a caught Offender

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95. Locke was about to do the worst thing one of the Masses could do: Make a deal with an Offender

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