alleged offender

In 34 percent of reported abuse cases, the alleged offenders were prison officials.

The brother of the alleged offender said: 'We all feel sorry for his wife.

But the rights of alleged offenders are also regularly denied.

She must now seek negotiations with the alleged offenders, aiming to make them stop.

The authorities may call in the army to apprehend alleged offenders.

If so the alleged offender may be held in custody to await trial.

If alleged offenders attend court and are found not guilty, the deposit is returned.

The alleged offenders in question were already in British custody.

The Commission has a mandate to prosecute alleged offenders when there is sufficient evidence to initiate legal actions.

Through an e-mail feature on the site, visitors can anonymously send the appropriate letters to alleged offenders, the bad employers.

When incidents are reported by citizens a letter is sent to the alleged offender they are still accountable for their actions.

Effective efforts to eliminate sexual abuse must include investigations of the superiors of alleged offenders.

The alleged offender will be referred for appropriate medical and psychological evaluation, so long as this does not interfere with the investigation by civil authorities.

She told police she came to, and found the alleged offender - Castro, according to our sources - sexually assaulting her.

This also can help the Perverted-Justice team in collecting incriminating evidence against the alleged offender.

The alleged offenders were condemned on the grounds of certain adults' and, most of all, the children's testimony, together with psychiatric evidence.

The forum has been criticized for allowing the religious community to settle matters "in-house" rather than have alleged offenders subject to open public investigation.

If an alleged offender does not want to pay a fixed penalty notice, he can have the case heard in the Magistrates Court.

The headlines often reflect this focus on the alleged offender's occupation, but not quite to the same extent as in the attacks on males.

The Melbourne Response's system, the report states, has outdated process that include requiring victims to confront alleged offenders.

Among other methods, the "Second Society" employed a blacklist which they published annually to shame the alleged offenders.

The alleged offenders subsequently appeared in Court on burglary and theft charges in connection with the looting.

This means that judges alone hear the presented cases and offenders(and alleged offenders)have no right to jury trials.

The police and Crown Prosecution Service can now challenge a decision by magistrates to grant bail to an alleged offender.

From that date, the British Transport Police will not be able to follow alleged offenders to their homes, interview them and when appropriate, arrest them.