Sentence examples for count of breach from inspiring English sources
Kent, who has been charged with one count of breach of a 10pm curfew, wants the public to know he is "well and safe" and is asking Baltimore residents to follow his lead by refraining from violence.
The jury received about an hour of instructions from Judge Samuel Sferrazza before considering two counts of breach of contract and one count of breach of fiduciary duty at Superior Court in Rockville, Conn.
Nigel Pilkington, a senior lawyer with the Crown Prosecution Service South East, said Sussex Police had been authorised to charge Ms Lucas with one count of breach of a section 14 order contrary to section 14 of the Public Order Act 1986, and one count of wilful obstruction of the highway contrary to section 137 of the Highways Act 1980.
In June, that court cleared her of one count of breaching the Constitution in ignoring the legal advice of the attorney general.
Mr. Siekaczek was charged with 58 counts of breach of trust, and he could face a prison sentence if found guilty.
Mr. Kerviel, 33, whose €50 billion, or $69 billion at current exchange rates, in rogue dealings almost brought about the French bank's demise, was convicted on all counts of breach of trust, forgery and unauthorized use of computer systems.
McGuinty's former chief of staff David Livingston, 63, and Laura Miller, 36, former deputy chief of staff, have been charged with one count each of breach of trust; mischief; and misuse of a computer system to commit the offense of mischief, according to the Ontario Provincial Police.
Foodles production company faced sentence today at Aylesbury Crown Court after previously pleading guilty to two counts of breaching its health and safety duties.
Mohammed Imran Rehman, 26, was jailed for seven-and-a-half years after being found guilty of rape, while Graham Blackham, 26, was given a three-year sentence after he was convicted of two counts of breaching a sexual offences prevention order.
Dank in April was found guilty on 10 counts of breaching the AFL's anti-doping code, including charges of trafficking and attempted trafficking of, and complicity in, matters related to prohibited substances.
