Sentence examples for an offence committed from inspiring English sources

"However, they are not before the court and it's Network Rail Infrastructure who fall to be sentenced for an offence committed by Railtrack plc".

Under the Migration Act 1958 a person does not pass the character test if they have been convicted of an offence committed while in detention.

"Many have argued that we all make mistakes, and its crazy that an offence committed by so many can be so devastating.

Anyone sentenced, even today, for an offence committed before that date is subject to the different early release provisions of the earlier legislation.

Since an offence committed by the batting side will mean adding five runs to the fielding side's score in its already completed innings, much confusion will arise before the system beds down.

In short: when you stop play for an offence committed outside the field of play (when the ball is in play) you must award a dropped ball from where it was when play was stopped.

Poland, for example, tried to extradite Natalia Gorczowska, a single mother, for a parole violation relating to a minor offence committed as a teenager.

It will also set out what assistance and civil legal services are available to victims of trafficking, and ensure no prosecution is brought for a criminal offence committed by a trafficking victim as a direct consequence of being trafficked.

Weir converted a penalty following a technical offence committed in the incident that led to Cusiter's departure.

A man serving 33 years in a British jail for a drug offence committed in Thailand is to challenge his sentence in what could become a precedent-setting case for Britons jailed abroad.

The couple vanished on indictment, but were later arrested in Mexico City, where they are now imprisoned for an unrelated offence committed in 2013; the founder of their party resigned in despair.