Sentences with phrase «habitual criminal»

The phrase "habitual criminal" refers to someone who frequently or repeatedly engages in criminal activities. It implies that the person has a consistent pattern of breaking the law. Full definition
Special Rule of Procedure for the Modification of Sentence for Habitual Criminal Offenders.
Effective April 23, 2017 Administrative Directive No. 2017 - 5 Relating to the Modification of Sentences for Habitual Criminal Offenders (Amending Special Rule of Procedure 2017 - 1).
It would seem apparent to any intelligent lay observer that there are broadly three categories of prisoner: The first time offender, who can be saved with the necessary resources, the social misfit who ends up in prison often because there is nowhere else for him or her to go and the perpetual and habitual criminal who spends a lifetime in an out of prison.
She is not a violent or habitual criminal, but she has spent time in both local jail and federal prison.
Orland Park Police said they quickly identified the 32 - year - old man after the incident earlier this month, and then alerted Hometown Police that the habitual criminal was probably headed to their community.
Parading the suspect, the Bayelsa State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Asuquo Amba, described the suspect as a «habitual criminal».
He said, «Andrew is a habitual criminal.
A habitual criminal, «Creepy Karpis» served 26 years on Alcatraz, the longest tenure of any Alcatraz inmate.
As a habitual criminal, he was given a sentence of life in prison.
According to the dictionary, an in - law is a relative by marriage, while an outlaw is a fugitive from the law or a habitual criminal.
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