Sentence examples for commit the same offence from inspiring English sources

Yet, on leaving prison, he intends to continue to commit the same offence.

One of the five players banned by the Football Association for betting on the outcome of their own match has told The Independent that the vast gulf in pay between the Premier League and lower divisions is causing Football League players to commit the same offence.

We've seen identical issues from the likes of Foursquare and Gowalla, and there are surely countless less well-known iPhone applications that commit the same offence.

As far as he could see, the prisoners he was guarding, most of 18 or 19 who had gone A.W.O.L for prolonged periods, or had disobeyed direct orders, remained not only unrepentant but eager to commit the same offences again the first chance they got.

Alluding to the sentence she had passed on the two Iranians, Williams said those defendants had committed the same offence in "more serious circumstances than you have done".

It is not a serious or violent offence and yet he is being held in prison to await his trial, because this is the fourth time he has been caught committing the same offence in the last 18 months.

Had Rooney committed the same offence in the Premier League as he did against Miodrag Dzudovic in Podgorica he would have been banned for three matches for violent conduct.

Former prime minister Paul Keating was dubbed "the Lizard of Oz" after putting his arm around the Queen in 1992, and his successor, John Howard, was also photographed committing the same offence.

This is the worst of all halfway houses, given that it is fundamentally unfair for two people who have committed the same offence to be given completely different sentences simply because of the exigencies of overcrowding.

The bite on Waller was a petulant response to an act the wing had himself committed on the same ground eight months before and, as with Luis Suárez when he received a four-month ban from all football for biting the Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini while playing for Uruguay at the 2014 World Cup a year after committing the same offence for Liverpool against Chelsea, there was no mitigating factor.

On the other hand, the implicit consequentialism of utilitarian theory is central to Bentham's theory of punishment, in which the objective was to ensure that a punishment is in proportion to the mischief produced by a crime and sufficient to deter others from committing the same offence.