Sentence examples for complex offences from inspiring English sources

Fraudsters merely have to commit a greater number of minor frauds to make more money; more complex offences are unnecessary.

"Overall conviction rates have remained consistent at 85% or above for the past eight years and we have clearly demonstrated that we are able to successfully prosecute the most serious and complex offences; the conviction rate for violence against women and girls, including rape, hit a record high in 2012-13".

Lord Justice Treacy, the council's chairman, said the guidelines would "make real changes to the way offenders are sentenced for these very serious, sensitive and complex offences".

The complex of offences commonly known as "gross indecency" have been illegal here only since 1885.

Lord Justice Treacy of the council said: "We're improving guidance for courts to help them deal with these incredibly complex, sensitive and serious offences.

"This complex and cross-border-type offence presents the police with unique challenges," he said.

The offence, which is complex to prove, requires 12 people or more to be engaged in a common purpose.

"The investigation is being led by officers from the complex case team of the sexual offences, exploitation and child abuse command".

"While there were reasonable grounds to suspect the commission of offences involving serious or complex fraud, a detailed review of the available evidence led us to the conclusion that the alleged conduct, even if proven and taken at its highest, would not meet the evidential test required to mount a prosecution for an offence contrary to English law," the SFO said.

Part of this complex humanity was realised in the offence he was in jail for, the arson attack on Balmoral Furniture, whose crime against Ireland was to have a Protestant owner.

"The latest figures present a complex picture, with the crime survey for England and Wales estimating similar levels of violent crime to that seen in recent years, but the number of offences recorded by the police increasing.