Synonyms for offenders
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1. List of paraphrases for "offenders":

   offender, criminals, delinquents, violators, perpetrators, délinquants, infringers, culprits, non-compliers, lawbreakers, delinquent, inmates, transgressors, aggressors, wrongdoers, authors, prisoners, criminal, offending

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1. Liu Xiaoming:

   We have enough solutions and enough power within the limits of (the) Basic Law to quell any unrest swiftly, the central government of China will never allow a few violent offenders to drag Hong Kong down a dangerous road, down a dangerous abyss.

2. David Brown:

   It doesn't lead to higher crime, it doesn't prevent officers from doing their jobs, so let's debunk those myths, it actually makes us safer because officers are safer as it relates to foot pursuit policies and the outcomes for offenders fleeing is safer.

3. Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes:

   These inmates were released by court order, and are not in any way connected to the measures I have taken to limit the spread of COVID-19 in the Orange County Jail, we have responsibly created the capacity needed in the jail to house sex offenders and other dangerous criminals. I oppose efforts that excuse criminal behavior and jeopardize the safety of our community.

4. Alex Padilla:

   If we are serious about slowing the revolving door at our jails and prisons, and serious about reducing recidivism, we need to engage - not shun - former-offenders, voting is a key part of that engagement.

5. Sherwood Gazette:

   I will focus on the prevention of crime and rehabilitating non-violent offenders away from criminal behavior — not just prosecuting after crimes have already been committed and hoping, despite evidence to the contrary, that the toughest sentences will solve problems. That means maximizing our use of rehabilitation alternative programs where appropriate — getting more people into them, and getting people into them earlier on in the court process.