Sentence examples for common offences from inspiring English sources

The most common offences with which rioters were charged were burglary (49%), violent disorder (21%), theft (16%), robbery (2%) and criminal damage (2%).

"Poles have now become the worst offenders... violence is one of the most common offences committed, along with theft, fraud, immigration violations and drugs".

The most common offences leading to arrest were public disorder (34 per cent), alcohol offences (22 per cent) and violent disorder (16 per cent).

The case, which could well decide the movement's future in France, is the first since the adoption there last year of tough anti-cult legislation that allows the dissolution of suspected sects found guilty of common offences.

Most common offences included indecent treatment of a child (77%), maintaining a sexual relationship with a child (48%) and rape (41%).

The three most common offences were public disorder (36%), violent disorder (20%) and pitch incursion (12%), while alcohol arrests dropped by 38%.

The most common offence was possession with intent to supply or supply (53 times).

Error-ridden portrayals of religion are a common offence in Hollywood.

After all, EU members have already agreed jointly to create the common offence of belonging to an organised criminal group.

34% of females and 31% of males were arrested for violence against the person in 2010/11 - the most common offence group for arrest during the five year period.

During the whole period, the most common offence for which a caution was handed out was assault occasioning actual bodily harm (5,123 cautions).