| offender be | 9.15 | All the offenders were males. | ||
| offender have | 2.57 | Offenders have two weeks to make their appeals. | ||
| offender face | 2.30 | Offenders could face stiff penalties. | ||
| offender move | 1.58 | Offenders move. | ||
| offender register | 1.38 | Offenders also must register as sex offenders. | ||
| offender get | 1.25 | Lower-risk offenders get more privacy. | ||
| offender serve | 0.92 | It also found drug offenders are serving longer sentences. | ||
| offender receive | 0.86 | Offenders also would receive notice of a fine. | ||
| offender go | 0.79 | All the offenders have gone through the courts. | ||
| offender pay | 0.72 | In Texas, offenders often pay for this treatment. | ||
| offender live | 0.66 | All of Englewood is now aware that the sex offender lives there. | ||
| offender commit | 0.46 | About one-third of all violent crimes are committed by offenders who are on probation, parole or pretrial release. | ||
| offender include | 0.46 | Offenders included three government offices. | ||
| offender make | 0.46 | Offenders must make reparation for their crimes through community service. | ||
| offender escape | 0.39 | Many young offenders escape punishment completely. | ||
| offender expect | 0.39 | Offenders can expect up to three years in jail. | ||
| offender remain | 0.39 | Otherwise, the offender would remain in jail. | ||
| offender face_up | 0.33 | Repeat offenders face up to seven years in prison. | ||
| offender pose | 0.33 | The law requires prosecutors to determine whether an offender poses a low, medium, or high risk to the community. | ||
| offender take | 0.33 | Second-time offenders must take a smoking education class. |