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Things offender often describes (“offender ________”)
mediation, relationship, program, programs, groups, treatment, populations, profiling, rehabilitation, types, reconciliation, recidivism, patients, status, characteristics, accountability, behavior, group, reintegration, residence, motivation, needs, programmes, victim, laws, categories, process, classification, making, management, incidence, age, compliance, population, meetings, rates, interaction, restitution, accounts, samples, registries, type, assessment, based, scenarios, ministry, schemes, statutes, communication, cycle, participation, culpability, clients, dyad, sample, retaliation, punishment, dialogue, risk, conferencing, denial, satisfaction, programme, category, violence, attributes, signature, pairs, need, profiles, descriptions, crimes, employment, behaviour, shoplifters, race, homicides, typologies, mediations, gender, participants, behaviors, traits, registration, specialization, contact, sessions, encounters, subgroups, reformation, influences, mercy
How offender often is described (“________ offender”)
first, worst, juvenile, young, alleged, such, chief, individual, old, principal, sexual, female, youthful, habitual, political, real, violent, criminal, particular, serious, potential, male, dangerous, common, notorious, greatest, time, chronic, persistent, disordered, actual, frequent, adolescent, typical, hardened, prime, retarded, minor, adult, petty, worse, ill, occasional, fugitive, penitent, guilty, older, abnormal, serial, registered, elderly, suspected, incorrigible, biggest, multiple, likely, unknown, flagrant, motivated, unfortunate, innocent, psychopathic, sole, heinous, lesser, proclaimed, aggressive, miserable, conspicuous
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