Meanings of persistent offender in English

A persistent offender even of fairly trivial wrongdoing is put to death without compunction.

Like persistent offenders whose patterns of offence haven't been obvious to investigators.'

Take the precise arrangements for banishing persistent offenders from the web.

In the case of persistent offenders, the EU could ban them from its airports.

Ifab have said that the experiment was designed to take disciplinary action against persistent offenders.

At present, the police can only prosecute persistent offenders.

ISPs will also be encouraged to use bandwidth reduction and protocol blocking to stymie persistent offenders.

Persistent offenders could be banned from European airports.

In the case of persistent offenders, the EU has the right to ban airlines from its airports.

The orders will allow persistent offenders to be banned from associating in particular areas or with particular people.

The reasons, according to gardaí, include greater crime prevention and the fact that many persistent offenders are in prison.

I suppose you know that women, particularly a certain brand of society women, are the worst and most persistent offenders.

There are fines up to £5,000 for persistent offenders.

Persistent offenders as young as 12 in Britain can be locked up on remand as part of an attempt to tackle youth crime.

LONDON - The British Home Office yesterday unveiled proposals that would empower courts to move quickly against stalkers, with long prison terms for persistent offenders.

This structured week-long course for so-called "joyriders" was an option offered to persistent offenders by local magistrates, the alternative being a custodial sentence.