offender
IPA: ʌfˈɛndɝ
noun
- One who gives or causes offense, or does something wrong.
- A person who commits an offense against the law, a lawbreaker.
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Examples of "offender" in Sentences
- For that crime, a person pays with his whole life; if the offender is a nation, it pays with its history.
- Another offender is the Republican Party hack and blowhard Jay Dardenne, the Louisiana Secretary of State.
- Clearly, finding Mr. Yellowknee to be a long-term offender is less controversial than finding him to be a dangerous offender.
- If a defendant found to be a long-term offender is granted an appeal, the court may either quash the supervision order or order a new hearing.
- The main offender is Suresh, who has suddenly developed a total fascination with superpowers and whether it would be possible to give superpowers to regular people.
- I agree one needs to punish bad behavior, but for personal insults of the non-lawbreaking sort, mere shunning and avoidance of the offender is a pretty good strategy.
- City drivers, especially those of us who hail from the North, will continue to drive and beep the horn wildly and angrily gesture, whether the offender is an elected official or not.
- Arranging a plea bargain to avoid a lengthy mandatory minimum jail sentence while accomplishing all my other goals and constructing a sentence that address the offender is a job welldone.
- If the offence for which the offender is arrested is one above the CPS charging standard, probably fair enough, but unfortunately it sounds as if the offence for which the offender is arrested is one above the offence in law.
- “In the event that the life sentence cannot be imposed because the offender is a juvenile, then the Court shall substitute a fixed sentence of 60 years for rape (and other violence against person and sex crimes) and 50 years for crimes soley involving property.”
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