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offender [ə'fɛndɚ]

n. 罪犯, 无礼的人, 得罪人的人

offender

[ noun ]
a person who transgresses moral or civil law
<noun.person>

Offender \Of*fend"er\, n.
One who offends; one who violates any law, divine or human; a
wrongdoer.

I and my son Solomon shall be counted offenders. --1
Kings i. 21.

For securities fraud, such as insider trading, the base for a first offender would be two to eight months.
Four felony convictions triggers Arkansas' habitual offender law, which allows sentences of 20 years to 40 years compared to 5 years to 20 years for non-habitual offenders.
But, unfortunately for the impoverished city, it is not the worst parking fine offender by a long chalk.
Succeeding in either program means the offender has not been returned to the institution after his full release, Meloy said.
At the last annual meeting in May, Mr N'Diaye devoted a large part of his address to the issue of arrears, which now total more than Dollars 425m - about 6 per cent of outstanding loans. Zaire is the worst offender, with unpaid debts of Dollars 140m.
The court ruled that the state of Arkansas can hold a sentencing trial for a man mistakenly sent to prison as a habitual offender.
If convicted, an offender can be jailed for three months, fined about $330 or both.
Defense attorney P. Wilson argued that Trevor Tutu made the bomb threat to test security at Jan Smuts Airport and said the sentence was "shocking" for a first-time offender.
Diplomats, under international conventions, are immune from prosecution for offenses committed in the host country, but the host can have the offender expelled.
Thus, street criminals often plead guilty to avoid habitual offender charges.
Modifications had been made to the Souper Combo product at the time the issue was printed, he says, making it less an offender than was portrayed.
The research found NBC was by far the worst offender in placing competing ads in the same programs.
But a Conservative Party lawmaker criticized the appointment of such a high officer, saying it is like sending in commandos to nab a parking offender.
Michael Ray Engfors, 34, was convicted Friday of felony menacing and possession of a weapon by a previous offender.
Nevada law provides that a first-time offender can be sentenced to 48 hours of community work rather than jail.
If an offender's home doesn't have an adequate telephone jack, he has to pay for one.
"I am defending the Saudi Arabian territory regardless of who the offender is because it is a holy land," said an Egyptian colonel.
The assault conviction made Mahoney a "violent offender" under Kentucky law, meaning he must serve half his sentence _ eight years _ before he can be considered for parole.
The number of day-fines an offender is given is determined by the severity of the offense. Rooth was given 27 day-fines for his high-speed driving.
"Then comes the trial _ the offender _ that's when you begin to wonder if there's any justice in the world.
The other Asian tigers have fallen into line, one by one. China - in 1991 named the worst offender for protecting neither product nor process patents, copyrights, trademarks or trade secrets - gave in last January.
In such cases, the alleged offender will be asked to provide information and will be advised that court procedings may ensue, but will not be held in custody.
Holder said he expects penalties to be "substantial," running to thousands of dollars for each offender.
Meanwhile, despite improved truck exhaust mufflers and highway sound barriers, vehicular traffic still ranks as the worst offender.
The 73 prosecution witnesses who testified in the first six weeks of the trial included alleged ringleader Stephen Michael Kalish, the government's star witness who is serving time as a repeat drug offender in Florida.
In an experiment at fitting the punishment to the criminal as well as the crime, Maricopa County judges are preparing to borrow from their European counterparts by imposing fines tied to an offender's daily income.
The sunlight needed is public education: that rape is a violent, senseless act against innocent victims; that it is the offender who should be blamed rather than the innocent victim.
And in 1979, the court invalidated a state law that made it a crime for newspapers to publish, without written approval of a juvenile court, the name of any youth charged as a juvenile offender _ even if that information were obtained lawfully.
The verdict came after the jury said it was deadlocked earlier in the day, prompting the government to offer a plea bargain of youthful offender status and probation, according to sources on both sides of the case.
A first offense carries a fine of $50 to $500. Police also will confiscate and destroy the offender's gun.

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