offender
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| presumed means presumed by the | offender | 7 in this section social |
| the case also where an | offender | is convicted of any offence |
| in which a dangerous sex | offender | was convicted in england but |
| which has been in the | offender | s custody at any time |
| dog which was in the | offender | s custody when the offence |
| marked down as a sex | offender | by everyone everywhere he was |
| offenders in non specific sex | offender | jails s1w 24843 stewart stevenson |
| the mutual recognition of sex | offender | orders was respected across the |
| the scottish executive whether sex | offender | programmes are operated at hm |
| peterhead and was a sex | offender | the prison had been trying |
| have never been a sex | offender | those who visited the prison |
| the sex offenders register an | offender | who has committed any common |
| taken for example that the | offender | s behaviour posed a high |
| significant sexual element to the | offender | s behaviour to warrant additional |
| specified person b require the | offender | to pay specified amounts to |
| the insufficient number of sexual | offender | treatment places indeed it called |
| skewed in favour of the | offender | they believe that the government |
| circumstances for example when the | offender | has given a false name |
| border flows and when an | offender | in similar circumstances goes south |
| placements in open prisons one | offender | went to an open prison |
| be posted to the alleged | offender | s address i confirm that |
| difficulty with establishing the suspected | offender | s full address or identity |
| address rather than on the | offender | to ensure that they keep |
| dog not owned by the | offender | the owner may appeal to |
| proper identification of the correct | offender | that is the producer of |
| police to know that the | offender | is in their area that |
| police to ensure that the | offender | is still at the registered |
| what could happen if an | offender | gave someone else s name |
| they until the the young | offender | became the irresponsible adult anarchists |
| definition of a persistent young | offender | in national standards for scotland |
| but not at other young | offender | institutions s1w 33540 michael matheson |
| is under 18 or the | offender | was sentenced to at least |
| b an order disqualifying the | offender | for such period as it |
| or after doing so the | offender | evinces towards the victim if |
| addition to dealing with the | offender | in any other way make |
| the scottish executive whether an | offender | that commits a crime whilst |
| she was a first time | offender | and seriously ill when committing |
| 3 at end insert the | offender | patient s carers including the |
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