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n. (repeat offender English)
Usage examples of "repeat offenders".
An average sentence here for a first-time visitor was one local yeara bit shorter than a T-yearwith longer terms for repeat offenders, and at least some of the inmates had been sent here permanently.
The rest were singularly undesirable people, four murderers, a rapist, two child molesters, and two thieves who were repeat offenders and, under the Koranic law of their nation, subject to removal of their right hands.
Nineteen years of losers, repeat offenders in and out of the system.
The rest were singularly undesirable people, four murderers, a rapist, two child mo-lesters, and two thieves who were repeat offenders and, under the Koranic law of their nation, subject to removal of their right hands.
The taxpayers who foot the bills are owed a no-nonsense carrot-and-stick approach to repeat offenders.
The citizens could look after themselves, and the laws they had were pretty tough--- not a hell of a lot of repeat offenders--- but what it really came down to was that the citizens all had guns and all pretty much knew how to use them, and that is a big deterrent for the bad guys.
The citizens could look after themselves, and the laws they had were pretty tough -- not a hell of a lot of repeat offenders -- but what it really came down to was that the citizens all had guns and all pretty much knew how to use them, and that is a big deterrent for the bad guys.
I began my interrogation techniques with my very own repeat offenders.
All four sex-starved brats, repeat offenders, each of whom I summon to my office at least once a month.
You'll find tales here by some Repeat Offenders as well as by some First-Timers.
For thousands of years his people have survived on alertness: waiting for Mongols to come galloping over the horizon, waiting for repeat offenders to swing sawed-off shotguns across their check-out counters.