Significados de serious offenders en inglés

Prevention work was crucial though, with serious offenders getting younger, he said.

ICE spokeswoman Gillian Christensen said serious offenders were still being held.

Here mandatory penalties failed to deter serious offenders and punished minor ones too severely.

Warren Brookbanks discusses the management of serious offenders after they are released from prison.

And serious offenders face prosecution and a possible prison sentence for committing such a crime.

Less serious offenders are dealt with more leniently.

The more serious offenders were kept in irons.

The chief superintendent Anthony Wagambie Jr told the Post Courier most of the escapees are serious offenders.

The former chief ombudsman made recommendations to electronically monitor serious offenders when released and improve communication between agencies.

The prime minister, Boris Johnson, has now vowed to end the automatic early release of some serious offenders.

Some serious offenders will even be fitted with alcohol detection anklets which can detect alcohol in their sweat.

Of the 199 detainees, 113 have convictions, with 71 of those serious offenders.

On the basis of research conducted by our Education Correspondent Joe Humphreys, however, Irish universities are not serious offenders.

The US-led administration ruling Iraq is to set up a special court to try the country's most serious offenders.

That risks "increased danger to everyone in the facility, including the less serious offenders themselves," he said.

It's been labelled by the National Party as a 'talkfest' with the goal of softening punishments for serious offenders.