Phrases with «eligible offense»

The phrase "eligible offense" refers to a specific type of crime or wrongdoing that meets the requirements or qualifications set by a certain rule, law, or organization. It means that the offense is suitable for consideration or inclusion in a particular category or program. Full definition

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After applying statistical models, researchers estimate that those arrested for an eligible offense in the Community Justice Center catchment area after it opened were 8.9 percent to 10.3 percent less likely to be rearrested within one year. (sciencedaily.com)
If you have a noncommercial driver's license and the Mathews court permits you to attend traffic school for an eligible offense, after completion of the course a confidential conviction will be recorded on your driving record at the DMV, but you will not receive a point on your driving record. (urbantrafficschool.com)
If you have a noncommercial driver's license and the New Kent court permits you to attend traffic school for an eligible offense, after completion of the course a confidential conviction will be recorded on your driving record at the DMV, but you will not receive a point on your driving record. (urbantrafficschool.com)
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Phrases with «eligible offense»

Sentences with «eligible offense»

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