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OFFENDER - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
The Offenders (TV series); Offenders; Offender (disambiguation); The Offenders
OFFENDER
ألاسم
المذنب; المجرم; اüثم; المعتدي
offender
مرتكب جريمة أو جنحة مخل ب ، مخالف ، مسئ إلى
offender
مُجرِم
Definition
Offender
·noun One who offends; one who violates any law, divine or human; a wrongdoer.
Wikipedia
Offender
Offender(s) or The Offender(s) may refer to:
- A criminal, one who commits a criminal offense
- Offender (film), a 2012 British action film
- Offenders (2017 film), a Serbian drama film
- Offenders (comics), a Marvel Comics team
- The Offenders (1921 film), a 1921 American melodrama film
- The Offenders (1980 film), a 1980 American No Wave film
- The Offenders, the working title of The Outlaws (2021 TV series)
- The Offenders (TV special), a canceled crossover animated special planned at Hulu
Examples of use of OFFENDER
1. "Most states have effective habitual–offender laws.
2. Skip gossip links to more articles Sex offender: I‘m not a paedophile Agency: Sex offender was ‘suitable to teach‘ Report: Why did Kelly allow a sex offender to teach?
3. Macon is not listed on the state‘s public sex offender registry but is on a sex offender registry used by law enforcement.
4. "She only saw one offender, she knows nothing about a second offender, and we‘re taking that into account," Lang was quoted as saying.
5. Instead, offenders should be dealt with through "family conferencing, restorative justice and youth offender panels". Family conferencing means talking to an offender with his family; restorative justice involves the offender apologising to and making amends to the victim; and youth offender panels handle probation and rehabilitation schemes.