Recidivist Without Citizenship Will Sit for a Long Time: A Klaipeda Man Was Struck Down by Unbelievable Stories
A long-term recidivist without citizenship is facing legal consequences after the death of a 39-year-old man in a Klaipeda medical facility, where complications arose from a previous conflict.
Taking the rhyme and reason of rap behind bars to help young offenders
A rap program at the Riverina Youth Justice Centre aims to reduce recidivism among young offenders by providing a creative outlet through music.
Hannibal the Cannibal killer's chilling warnings over murders exposed in secret files
Secret files reveal insights into the mind of Robert Maudsley, a quadruple killer who has spent 52 years in prison, cautioning that he would kill again if released from solitary confinement.
A police operation against recidivism in Tarragona results in 33 arrests
A police operation targeting repeat offenders in Tarragona led to the arrest of 33 individuals with numerous prior offenses.
In an airplane from Northern Ireland – a repeat offender who did not serve his prison sentence in Lithuania
Lithuanian border guards detained a man arriving from Northern Ireland who was wanted for failing to serve his sentence for a crime committed in Lithuania.
The recidivist Ulvidas accused of molesting girls claims to be innocent: if he doesn't appear naked - he will die
A recidivist named A. Ulvidas has been sentenced for molesting three underage girls and continues to assert his innocence while facing serious legal consequences.
VIDEO: Arrested for the 4th time in a month, man steals from shop in MS
A 27-year-old man was arrested for the fourth time in less than a month for stealing from a butcher shop in Dourados, Brazil.
And after prison?
The article discusses the challenges faced by individuals released from Brazilian prisons and the importance of effective reintegration policies to prevent recidivism.
The sought-after recidivist was hiding with his wife in an uninhabited house in the Zlin region before prison
A recidivist and his wife were found hiding in an abandoned house in the Zlin region of Czechia before he was apprehended before entering prison.
I. Molotkovas, convicted for the theft of an automatic weapon, found guilty of negligent homicide
I. Molotkovas has been sentenced to three years in prison for his role in the negligent homicide of an Indian citizen during a robbery in Vilnius.
Czech prisoners lack information after release. They often return to prison
Many Czech prisoners are struggling with re-integration into society due to a lack of information following their release, leading to a significant number returning to prison.
Eleven years ago she killed her partner and ended up in prison: Oksana Murasova stabs her new partner
Oksana Murasova, who previously served time for murdering her partner, has now injured her new Italian partner in a knife attack.
Former Newcastle drug dealer caught drink-driving in friend's BMW
Yuri Gomes, a former drug dealer, has been sentenced again for drink-driving, just two years after serving time for drug offenses.
Latest news on political developments, live | Congress approves law punishing multiple recidivism of minor offenses
The Spanish Congress has approved a law aimed at punishing repeat offenses of minor crimes, supported mostly by right-wing parties and the PSOE, amidst criticism from leftist groups.
PSOE Takes Advantage of the Recidivism Law to Rebuild Relations with Junts Despite Rejection from Progressive Partners
The PSOE is utilizing the recidivism law to repair its relationship with Junts, despite opposition from its progressive partners.
The court upheld the imprisonment sentence for a recidivist perpetrator
The court confirmed the prison sentence for G. Vieržbickas, who committed two brutal assaults on his partner, leading to severe injuries.
The 'Myrcha Law' is Now in Effect, First Drivers with Strict Penalties
The new 'Myrcha Law' increases penalties for individuals driving during a court-imposed ban, aimed at combating drunk driving and recidivism on the roads.
The cyber-harassers who spread falsehoods about Brigitte Macron were sentenced to up to 8 months in prison in France
The Paris Correctional Court sentenced ten individuals for cyber-harassing French First Lady Brigitte Macron, with prison time contingent upon recidivism and a collective compensation order of €10,000 to her.