"offender" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- "The biggest deterrent is for New Jersey law enforcement to track offenders down and prosecute," he said.
- Already, the 1994 crime bill requires states to have such systems by next year to track offenders within their own borders.
- It was not immediately clear how many juveniles were affected by the ruling, because the state attorney general's office does not track registered offenders by age.
- It concluded that new restrictions would make it harder to track offenders and would "not enhance community safety."
- After he sold his fleet of 32 trucks, he became a bail bondsman, and he tracked offenders who jumped bail to avoid trial.
- Some entrepreneurs, who say the transmitters are stigmas - like electronic scarlet letters - have developed monitors to track offenders without attaching devices to their bodies.
- To try to prevent similar crimes before they start, officers are using computer statistics to track chronic offenders and pinpoint hot spots.
- Those with real information to post are likely to have enough to lose to be careful about what they do and it is relatively easy to track offenders down.
- Professor Fiona Cameron is an academic psychologist who uses computer technology to help police forces track serial offenders.
- FDLE offers Florida law enforcement agencies a geo-mapping system that tracks sexual offenders and predators within their jurisdictions.
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