Sentence examples for commit trafficking offences from inspiring English sources

John O'Brien, Detective Sergeant at the Metropolitan Police Trafficking and Prostitution Unit, says that women often commit trafficking offences.

Three men, aged 51, 43 and 40, were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to require another person to perform forced or compulsory labour and conspiracy to commit trafficking offences.

The bill also allows the police to demand on-the-spot fines from motorists who commit traffic offences and cannot provide an address in Britain.

Officers will target road users committing traffic offences.

Anthony Dennis, 47, is wanted on suspicion of conspiracy to commit drug trafficking offences outside the UK and conspiracy to import class A drugs.

Yet he is quite wrong to suggest that "cyclists can commit road traffic offences with impunity".

In particular, the draft bill does not give adequate consideration to slavery and trafficking offences committed against children, which many consider to be particularly egregious; nor, according to those who prosecute slave masters and gave evidence to us, will it make successful prosecutions more likely".

(Israel says it is because the PA isn't handing over the requests).Like Israelis, Palestinians who commit a traffic offence on the West Bank's highways have to pay the fine at an Israeli post office or a police station.

introduce a Modern Slavery Bill, increasing sentences for trafficking offences.

Mr Scott, who had four children, was shot and killed a week ago after being pulled over by police in North Charleston, South Carolina, on suspicion of having committed a traffic offence.

"Citizens are, of course, never thrilled to receive a letter telling them they have been caught committing a traffic offence, but they do welcome the fact that everyone in the EU will be treated equally, no matter where their vehicle is registered".