Sentence examples for category of offense from inspiring English sources
She signed into law a bill creating a category of offense called "unsafe driving," a lesser charge than "reckless and careless driving".
The District of Columbia Police Department conducted a study of robbery holdups, the category of offense, which is central to the pres ent dispute.
A first or second offense of possessing 25 grams or less is treated as a violation, the least serious category of offense, similar to a traffic ticket; conviction brings a fine of $100 to $200 but no jail time.
Mill's answer is that when done in public, the conduct comes "thus within the category of offense against others".
Subornation of perjury is its own category of offense.
"Sexual exploitation for financial gain, including sexual exploitation of children, is listed by the Financial Action Task Force as a Designated Category of Offense...Therefore financial firms are required to monitor individuals accused of this offense," the spokesperson added.
135 of the Criminal Code, a descendant of § 2, of the Act of March 2, 1831, embraces a broad category of offenses.
The category of offenses, the number of defendants, and the number of counts involved in those cases which are not meeting the time limits specified in subsections (b) and (c) of section 3161.
A City Council spokesperson said the category of offenses would essentially shift from criminal to civil an idea put forward in the Speaker's State of the City address in February.
Congress has oftentimes relied on the view that "high crimes and misdemeanors" is a special and narrow category of offenses, [so] it's unhelpful to conflate that with civil and criminal liability.
