They included criminal damage, threatening behaviour, stealing a car, breaching community rehabilitation orders, and racial abuse.
Under the plan, offenders who breach community orders would be detained for 48 hours in police cells.
Though Mr Eisner was willing to betray Mr Ovitz by firing him in a humiliating way, going on to prove incompetence would have breached the community's rules.
Facebook's habit of censoring great art has gone from the silly to the utterly surreal after it claimed that a drawing of a hand by Holbein breached its community standards.
It is a minor offence, but he gets four months in jail for it, because he has already breached three community orders, failed to comply with a drugs treatment and testing order, breached his bail conditions and ignored a conditional discharge.
Despite the Lush team saying that the images were designed "not to titillate, but with the utmost respect for these wonderful human beings", the images were ruled as breaching community and parental standards of what should be involuntarily viewed in public, reported CosmeticsBusiness.
* If a contribution to the Guardian website is perceived as breaching the community guidelines set out above, then it will be removed by the community team, in the interests of keeping community areas of the site appropriate for the vast majority of the people who visit.
Even if only part of a comment or posting is perceived as breaching the community guidelines, the whole thing may be removed.
For example only 3% of women referred to the Anawim centre in Birmingham reoffend; only 7% breach their community sentences.For some, the government's new criminal-justice bill, to be debated by MPs from October 31st, offers a chance for reform.
The move follows a voluntary Code of Conduct, unveiled by the Commission last year, with Facebook, Twitter, Google's YouTube and Microsoft signed up to agree to remove illegal hate speech which breaches their community principles in less than 24 hours.
