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Meanings of young offender in English
Young person with criminal background.
Synonyms
Examples for "youth offender"
Examples for "youth offender"
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Mason Campbell was sentenced on Wednesday by Chaves County District Court Judge Freddie Romero to the maximum term under New Mexico's youth offender law.
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Photo: supplied The National Party is proposing sending youth offenders' to boot camps.
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It was some kind of remand center or juvie hall for youth offenders.
4
In her 60s Franki turned her many talents to helping youth offenders in Witako prison.
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In her 60s, Frankie turned her many talents to helping youth offenders in Witako prison.
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Also a juvenile offender; also numerous stretches as a guest of various states.
2
The boy's name could not be made public because he was a juvenile offender.
3
Hosseini says only one or two out of 100 see the victim's family pardoning the juvenile offender.
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A police statement later on Friday said a 16-year-old boy was charged as a juvenile offender with her murder.
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There was a small item about a police officer suspected of the use of excessive force against a juvenile offender.
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If a child offender can't pay, he shall be whipped by the constable or by a parent in the presence of the constable.
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Justice Minister Amy Adams is defending her decision not to grant a Commission of Inquiry into the case of convicted child offender Peter Ellis.
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Becroft says many people won't be aware of New Zealand's specialised child offender system for child offenders between 10 and 13 years.
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The public has a right to know how child offenders have been dealt with.
5
Iran is one of the last executioners of child offenders, in violation of international law.
Usage of young offender in English
1
I took a young offender down who escaped from prison last winter.
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Were there but a refuge for the young offender, my work would be less painful.
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It follows an 18-year-old young offender who is days away from being released from a correction facility.
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And these are young offender institutes, not Eton or Harrow -with penal funding cuts and overcrowding.
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Atmen, about a young offender searching for his mother, was also named best film in the festival.
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A large number of young offender criminal cases are being struck out because of a lack of secure places.
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According to recent figures, there are 827 young people serving custodial sentences in five young offender institutions in England.
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I was in and out of court, and then I had a young offender's referral order for a year.
9
A judge has ordered a young offender to take kickboxing classes to overcome his fear of local drug barons.
10
The entire effort is to set the young offender on the right road to honest self-support and good citizenship.
11
Specifically, there were the comments by a judge that a young offender would be raped if sent to prison.
12
Mr Cameron told MPs: For too long in our country the young offender institutions and prisons have not been working.
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Once more the British Press has stripped to its massive waist and solemnly squared up to this hardened young offender.
14
Whenever we see an old victim of a sexual assault, we look for a young offender, someone unsure of himself.
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Mr Aingimea also said that a young offender facing sex charges wouldn't be able to use age as a mitigating factor.
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A judge has told a young offender he is privileged to be the first 17-year-old to appear in the Youth Court.
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