habitual offender

Habitual offenders can be dropped from the program, though few are.

As a habitual offender, he could get more than 15 years in prison.

After all, he was well known as an habitual offender for two full decades.

She needs to do something if the guy is a habitual offender, but not a one-time thing.

It was converted into a prison for habitual offenders in 1986.

Also somewhat stable is the number of habitual offenders at approximately 10.000.

Only the most habitual offenders are now placed in detention centers.

You have got to start intervening before they are habitual offenders."

Under the state's habitual offender law, he was sent away after stealing a $60 bicycle.

These early habitual offender laws did not provide for mandatory sentencing.

Under New York's habitual offender law, he was sentenced to 25 years to life.

Twenty-four states have some form of habitual offender law.

They are formally known among lawyers and legal academics as habitual offender laws.

In Australia, various states and territories have adopted habitual offender legislation.

His escapes, under a "three strikes" law for habitual offenders, mandate life.

The memorandum also said the disincentive program should be aimed at the habitual offenders.

You have three prior convictions, so you'll be charged as a habitual offender, and guess how much time you're looking at."

He suggested that what was needed was to commit habitual offenders to such homes for a period of one to three years.

The denotified tribes were reclassified as habitual offenders in 1959.

The trend exhibited a new phenomenon amongst habitual offenders.

I keep confusing the penalty for a drunken-driving second offense with the definition of a habitual offender.

About 70 percent of violent crimes are committed by habitual offenders, many of them drug addicts.

He expanded patrols, cracked down on habitual offenders.

The Habitual Offenders are usually hardened criminals whose major part of life has been spent in jails.

Now you can be a felon requiring jail time by committing a bunch of little crimes, a habitual offender.