Difference between Offenders and Wrongdoer

OFFENDERS vs WRONGDOER: NOUN

Someone who does wrong, either morally, ethically or in contravention of a law
One who commits a tort or trespass; a trespasser; a tort feasor.
One who injures another, or who does wrong.
In law, one who commits a tort or trespass; a tort-feaser.
One who does wrong, or commits wrongful or reprehensible acts; any offender against the moral law.
One who does wrong, especially morally or ethically.
A person who transgresses moral or civil law

Inmate, Crime, Prisoners, Transgressors, Crimes, Inmates, Lawbreakers, Delinquents, Juveniles, Convicts, Violators, Abusers, Felons, Criminals, Wrongdoer

Inmate, Crime, Prisoners, Transgressors, Crimes, Inmates, Lawbreakers, Delinquents, Juveniles, Convicts, Violators, Abusers, Felons, Criminals, Wrongdoer

The Bossier City City Jail is responsible for housing not only male offenders, but female offenders as well.
Tracked offenders through head counts; escorted offenders to and from cells, courts, hospitals and medical appointments.
Provide custody and security of offenders including observing actions of offenders.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander offenders and if offenders were given greater support.
Most of the analysis on internet offenders has focused on child pornography offenders.
Fewer sex offenders reported a history of drug use, but more physical abuse and mental health issues than nonsex offenders.
Monitored offenders in dining room and supervised meal distribution, along with offenders staying outside medical facilities.
Interestingly, offenders are more inclined attribute domestic violence mental health personality problems of offenders.
Court Processing, Sentencing, Female Offenders, Media Depictions of Offenders, Corrections.
There is specialized supervision for sex offenders, domestic violence offenders, substance abusers, offenders with serious and persistent mental illness, women, and Spanish.