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1 white-collar offender
Юридический термин: беловоротничковый преступник (субъект мошеннических и т. п. махинаций в бизнесе, в политике, на государственной службе, в профсоюзах и т. п.) -
2 white-collar offender
беловоротничковый преступник (субъект мошеннических и т.п. махинаций в бизнесе, в политике, на государственной службе, в профсоюзах и т.п.) -
3 offender
правонарушитель; преступникoffender against chastity — лицо, посягнувшее на целомудрие; лицо, совершившее преступление против целомудрия;
offender by accident — случайный преступник;
offender in flight from the crime scene — преступник, бегущий с места совершения преступления;
offender reprieved by the court — преступник, в отношении которого вынесенный приговор решением суда отложен исполнением;
to make an example of an offender — наказать преступника в назидание другим;
- acquisitive offenderto put offender away — изолировать преступника ( от общества), лишать преступника свободы
- adjudicated offender
- adult offender
- adult first offender
- alcohol offender
- alcoholic offender
- alleged offender
- arrested offender
- assisting offender
- authorities-recorded offender
- blue-collar offender
- born offender
- charged offender
- chronic offender
- chronic drunkenness offender
- civil offender
- committed offender
- convicted offender
- criminal offender
- cumulative offender
- dangerous special offender
- detected offender
- delinquent offender
- diverted offender
- drug offender
- drunken offender
- drunkenness offender
- eligible offender
- executed offender
- felony offender
- female offender
- first offender
- fugitive offender
- governmental offender
- habitual offender
- habitual drunken offender
- hardened offender
- high-risk offender
- homicide offender
- homosexual offender
- incorrigible offender
- institutionalized offender
- intractable offender
- joint offenders
- juvenile offender
- juvenile first offender
- juvenile status offender
- lesser offender
- local offender
- long-term offender
- low-risk offender
- major offender
- marginal offender
- mentally abnormal offender
- mentally ill offender
- migrant offender
- military offender
- minor offender
- moderate delinquent offender
- motoring offender
- multiple offender
- nonviolent offender
- notorious offender
- old offender
- ordinary offender
- persistent offender
- petty offender
- political offender
- principal offender
- prison-wise offender
- professional offender
- property offender
- psychopathic offender
- real offender
- recorded offender
- reformatory offender
- repeated offender
- repeat offender
- repeat drunk offender
- reported offender
- second offender
- serious offender
- severe delinquent offender
- sex offender
- short-term offender
- status offender
- supposed offender
- suspected offender
- teen offender
- tractable offender
- traffic offender
- transferred offender
- violent offender
- white-collar offender
- young offender
- young adult offender
- youthful offender
- youth offender
- youthful first offender
- severe offender* * *
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