Betekenis van:
offender

offender
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • iemand die iets strafbaars gedaan heeft; iemand die schuldig is; iemand die iets verkeerd doet
  • a person who transgresses moral or civil law

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. Tom is a registered sex offender.
  2. Such conduct would subject the offender to a heavy penalty.
  3. Maybe you still harbor enough resentment towards the offender to find this a comforting thought
  4. the offender commits the conduct when physically present in its territory, whether or not the conduct involves material hosted on an information system in its territory;
  5. Member States should be allowed to make provision for reducing the penalties when the offender has supplied the competent authorities with valuable information.
  6. the offence is against an information system on its territory, whether or not the offender commits the offence when physically present on its territory.
  7. If a further offence is committed, the President may exclude the offender from the Chamber for the remainder of the sitting.
  8. the conduct involves material hosted on an information system in its territory, whether or not the offender commits the conduct when physically present in its territory.
  9. Each Member State may take the necessary measures to ensure that the penalties referred to in Article 3 may be reduced or that the offender may be exempted from penalties if he, for example:
  10. Pursuant to Article 12, on confiscation and seizure, of the UN Convention of 12 December 2000 against Transnational Organised Crime, States Parties may consider the possibility of requiring that an offender demonstrate the lawful origin of alleged proceeds of crime or other property liable to confiscation, to the extent that such a requirement is consistent with the principles of their domestic law and with the nature of judicial proceedings.
  11. Article 3(5) should be interpreted, inter alia, in line with recital 8, in such a manner that if the national court in the new criminal proceedings, when taking into account a previously imposed sentence handed down in another Member State, is of the opinion that imposing a certain level of sentence within the limits of national law would be disproportionately harsh on the offender, considering his or her circumstances, and if the purpose of the punishment can be achieved by a lower sentence, it may reduce the level of sentence accordingly, if doing so would have been possible in purely domestic cases.