Sentence examples for element of the offence from inspiring English sources
Heald did, however, tell MPs that he wanted to encourage prosecutors to keep using the much-criticised charge of "joint enterprise", despite a supreme court ruling in February that judges had been misinterpreting a key element of the offence for the past 30 years.
"Since penetration is physically impossible with most animals and for half the population, requiring it as an element of the offence eliminates from censure most sexually exploitative conduct with animals".
"In other words, communication with a third party is an element of the current offence but it seems to us that it should be wrong and it should be an offence to illicitly remove intelligence material from an agency.
This was a key element in the offence of providing material support to al-Shabaab.
His indiscipline has caused Hartley to miss the 2013 Lions tour to Australia and last year's World Cup, although his citing after last season's Premiership play-off between Northampton and Saracens for head-butting George had an element of the perpetrator more than the offence itself.
Section 1(2) of the Act creates an offence which includes all the elements of the section 1(1) offence with an additional element of intending or being reckless as to the endangering of life.
However the question of whether all of the elements of an offence are present, or whether it is the public interest to prosecute may be highly contentious, and it is extremely difficult to challenge a decision of the DPP not to prosecute.
A key element of the plans will be the categorisation of an "Olympics offence", based on when and where the alleged offence was committed, and whether the accused or victim is a competitor, spectator or official.
He also took offence at the "blind audition" element of the programme's format, where the judges choose singers based on their voice alone rather than looks.
The brothers pleaded guilty in September to grievous bodily harm with intent as well as other offences relating to robbery and the sexual element of the attack.
