Sentence examples for give a caution from inspiring English sources
"If you're going to give a caution for simulation and there is contact," Tamberino warned, "it has to be very obvious that he's trying to cheat".
He added: "Although it is ultimately up to the police to decide on when to give a caution, victims must have decisions clearly explained to them.
"The police also need to be clear on when it is appropriate to give a caution - for example, this is not likely to be right for most violent and sexual offences".
A 28-year-old man from Coventry was given a caution for religiously aggravated criminal damage.
He was given a caution because he had downloaded them rather than created or distributed them.
Then she told me last week that he had been given a caution and hadn't been charged with anything.
Cooper intervened in a stop and search and was arrested; however he was later given a caution for obstructing a police officer.
He was given a caution and placed on the sex offenders' register but dropped off, as is routine, after five years in 2007.
A disciplinary hearing against four students who took part in student protests at the University of Sussex came to an end on Thursday, with the students being given a caution by their university.
The Hull second-rower Willie Manu was given a caution for using his knees on Matt Gidley as the St Helens centre scored his side's first try in their 32-12 defeandand the Bradford hooker Heath L'Estrange was cautioned for a swinging arm on the Huddersfield scrum-half Luke Robinson.
