Sentence examples for commit further offences from inspiring English sources
Foreign Travel Orders can be imposed to prevent paedophiles going abroad if they are thought likely to commit further offences.
Those who can't pay the charges may end up in jail for defaulting while others may be driven to commit further offences.
The trial judge had "accepted that he is no longer a danger to women and that he will not commit further offences".
In London, serious flaws in the handling of allegations led to cases where extremely violent men remained free to commit further offences.
The inquiry hears how murder suspects often return to the scene of the crime, or may commit further offences, but if the suspect knows they are being followed they would behave differently and elude the police.
The former category relates to prisoners who seem – as it were – "risky" and therefore will not get release, even though they may never commit further offences at all, while the latter seem safe, get released, but end up committing more crimes.
The bill also introduces Trafficking Prevention Orders to restrict the activity and movement of convicted traffickers and stop them from committing further offences.
The use of cautions in a case involving so many victims, and a range of offences as serious as incitement to violence and harassment, is troubling, especially if there's a risk of someone committing further offences.
Sentencers had to pass an indeterminate sentence of "imprisonment for public protection" (IPP) on offenders convicted of serious offences if there was a significant risk that the offender would cause serious harm to the public by committing further offences.
It is doing precisely the opposite – failing to help people find homes and employment, failing to prevent people committing further offences and failing by exposing victims of crime to more danger," she said.
