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- Dictionaryoffender/əˈfɛndə/
noun
- 1. a person who commits an illegal act: "an institution for young offenders"
- 2. a person or thing that does something wrong or causes problems: "you can't get away from sex these days, and the TV is the worst offender"
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5 days ago · Learn the meaning of offender as a noun for a person who has committed a crime or a problem-causing person or thing. See synonyms, pronunciation, collocations and sentences with offender.
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The Act strengthens the system for managing the risk posed by registered sex offenders and any individual who poses a risk of sexual harm by: 1. enabling the courts to impose positive requirements on those who pose a risk of sexual harm via Sexual Harm Prevention Orders (SHPOs) and Sexual Risk Orders (SROs) including making explicit in legislation ...
3.1 Notification requirements
Qualifying offenders are required to notify their personal details to the police. This system is often referred to as the ‘sex offenders’ register’ and requires offenders to provide their local police station with a record of (amongst other things) their: name, address, date of birth and national insurance number. This is done annually and whenever their details change. The notification requirements are an automatic consequence of a finding, conviction or caution (for an offence under Schedul...
3.2 Sexual Harm Prevention Orders and Sexual Risk Orders
SHPOs and SROs were introduced through the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. An SHPOcan be applied to anyone convicted or cautioned for a sexual or violent offence who poses a risk of sexual harm to the public in the UK and/or children or vulnerable adults abroad. An order may be made either by a court on conviction, or by a magistrates’ court on application by the police or National Crime Agency. An SROmay be imposed on a person without a conviction but who poses a risk of...
3.3 List of countries at high risk of CSA by UK nationals and residents
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) in its report “Children Outside the United Kingdom Report”, published January 2020, recommended that the Home Office bring forward legislation providing for the establishment and maintenance by the NCA of a list a of countries where children are considered to be at high risk of sexual abuse and exploitation from overseas offenders. IICSA considered that such a list may help applicants and the courts in considering whether it is necessary...
4.1 What sort of positive requirements may the courts impose?
Positive requirements may include, for example, requiring an individual to take part in a behaviour change programme or alcohol or drug treatment programme, or to take a polygraph test.
4.2 Will electronic monitoring be used for every sex offender on a civil order?
No. Whether electronic monitoring is imposed will be dependent on the individual case and whether the court considers this necessary for the purposes of protecting the public from sexual harm.
4.3 Will using electronic monitoring increase the cost of the orders?
Electronic monitoring conditions can already be imposed by SHPOs and SROs. This change will clarify and simplify the process for the courts. We therefore do not anticipate any significant change in costs.
Learn how the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 strengthens the system for managing the risk posed by registered sex offenders and anyone who poses a risk of sexual harm. Find out about the changes to orders, notifications, electronic monitoring, overseas offences and more.
Offender definition: someone who has violated a criminal, religious, or moral law. See examples of OFFENDER used in a sentence.
An offender is a criminal, someone who breaks the law. A first-time offender, depending on the crime, might only have to pay a fine or perform community service. Offender is the way prison inmates and lawbreakers are often referred to in news reports or by police officers and prison staff.
Meaning of offender in English. offender. noun [ C ] law us / əˈfen.dɚ / uk / əˈfen.də r/ Add to word list. B2. a person who is guilty of a crime: first-time offenders. sex offenders. young offenders. Synonyms. criminal. crook (CRIMINAL) informal. culprit. evildoer. felon specialized. the guilty party. malefactor formal. outlaw. perpetrator.
