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• n  someone who transgresses; someone who violates a law or command
  the way of transgressors is hard

• But dressed in my baggiest clothes and a pair of nerdy glasses, I didn't imagine I could possibly be mistaken for a moral transgressor.
• Justice is another, the need for the transgressor to admit and take responsibility for his or her actions.
• Wouldn't that make a past transgressor feel as if she had a stake in the system? Of course it would.

News & Articles

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• Edward Snowden Resurfaces and Goes Full Victim
  In a Spanish-language letter to Ecuador obtained by Reuters, Edward Snowden goes into full-on victim mode, threatening to release further documents while portraying the United States as a transgressor of international law:I remain free and able to publish information that serves the public interest ... No matter how many more days my life contains, I remain dedicated to the fight for justice in ...
  July 1, 2013 - National Journal via Yahoo! News

Quotes

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• Herbert W Armstrong in theTrumpet.com
  A little further in the booklet, What Kind of Faith Is Required for Salvation?, Mr. Armstrong wrote: "The law has a penalty-death. It claims the life of the one who transgresses it. The law has power to take the life of the transgressor. It...