Sentence examples for all offences from inspiring English sources

Makes all offences arrestable.

Keeping or living in a "common bawdy-house", "living off the avails" or "communicating for the purposes of prostitution" are all offences under the Criminal Code.

While it can apply to all offences, it has recently been used as a way to prosecute murder – especially in cases involving gangs.

The guideline now states that all offences of street dealing will automatically earn a sentence in the top category of harm, regardless of the quantities involved.

But, if we are not going to accept the possibility of rehabilitation and reassimilation into society after crime, then life imprisonment must be introduced for all offences.

The number of those offences more than doubled to 402,741 from 156,396 and "distort the picture of security in our country", accounting largely for a 4.1% increase overall in all offences recorded by police last year, he said.

There is a catch-all offence for public servants and contractors who make "unauthorised disclosures" of information to third parties.

His concern at the time had been at the use by prosecutors of the judge-made, catch-all offence of conspiracy to corrupt public morals.

He got two years, according to his outlet, for inciting illegal protests, obstructing traffic and that catch-all offence known as "publishing false news".

Bridger denies all the offences.

All the offences allegedly happened on 30 April.