Meanings of violent offending in English

Addressing poverty would go a long way toward addressing violent offending, he said.

Methods: We analyse the effect of trauma on violent offending using longitudinal register-linkage population data.

We are seeing more violent offending, particularly in high-density, high-deprivation areas, and increasingly by girls.

LA is believed to be with Dean Wayne Whakatau, 36, who has convictions for violent offending.

Instead, child sex offenders must complete treatment for sexual offending before seeking treatment for violent offending.

Your violent offending, while revealing a pattern, does not reveal a repeated pattern of sexual offending.

But he said police recognised African youths were over-represented in serious and violent offending, and public disorder.

Author of a confessional book about violent offending, with the author of books about men and violence.

The Better Public Service targets, which were set in 2012, include welfare dependency, immunisation rates and violent offending.

In November 2010, Smith began a programme which allowed him to address both his sexual and violent offending.

However, no research to date has explored the protective influences of cultural identity and cultural engagement on violent offending.

He was described at the time as being a gang member with a history of violent offending involving firearms.

Tekira was facing charges including dishonesty, driving and violent offending, and had removed his electronic monitoring bracelet earlier this month.

Under the proposal, those with a history of violent offending, gun crimes or family harm could be subject to an order.

Mr Tekira was facing charges including dishonesty, driving and violent offending, and had removed his electronic monitoring bracelet earlier this month.

Family harm incidents, burglaries and violent offending tended to stem from methamphetamine, or took place against a background of the drug, she said.