Exemples d'utilisation de Offender has en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The penalty for rape is more severe if the offender has authority over the victim.
Mitigating circumstances, on the other hand, may include the fact that the offender has protected the victims against inhumane treatment by other perpetrators
for instance, if an offender has caused bodily injuries to a parent of a child in the child's presence.
there has been one case on assault for harming a detainee, and the offender has been imposed of criminal punishment in accordance with the Criminal Act.
The New Zealand authorities indicate that this provision would notably be relied on where the proceeds can not be confiscated because the offender has converted these proceeds to some other form.
the types of releases the offender has been granted, the level of intervention during these releases,
but provide that an offender has the right, if convicted of an offence in respect of which the penalty has been varied between the commission of the offence and sentencing,
injury that directly result from the criminal acts for which the offender has been found guilty R v Cruche& Tonks(1994)
For both categories of offenders the amendments have the effect that the court plays a more active role in the decision-making than under the previous system, that the offender has the possibility of having the sentence reviewed more frequently,
which is present when the offender has doubts about the age of the victim.
that appropriate work is available and that the offender has consented to the order.
the Fingerprint Identification(form 3801) because the offender has a physical disfigurement/ is an amputee.
the vulnerability of victims and whether the offender has been motivated by hostility towards particular social groups,
In each state and territory, criminal injuries compensation legislation provides that a victim may recover compensation when the offender has been convicted, or even when the offender has not been found, or has not been prosecuted.
may take into consideration whether"the offender has been or foreseeably will be sufficiently punished by the civil authority" c. 1344(2).
that is normally in the State in which the offender has family or social ties
the transfer may only be effected when the offender has committed or attempted to commit a serious breach of the law impairing the life,
If the offender has incited to commit a particular concretized criminal offence,
If the offender has been prosecuted
may take into consideration whether"the offender has been or foreseeably will be sufficiently punished by the civil authority" c. 1344(2).