Sentence examples for light offences from inspiring English sources

The changes on traffic light offences brings fines for cyclists into line with those for motorists.

Those are just the lighter offences: Edmonton's latest nickname is Shanktown, on account of the number of stabbings.

She was due to be sentenced earlier but the district judge said: "In light of the offences it seems wrong in principle she should have this money in a bank account.

The changes on traffic light and pedestrian crossing offences bring fines for cyclists into line with those for car drivers.

Securing their seat at the table for two, the perennially superb Manning and his record-breaking offence made light work of a patchwork Patriot defence in the first of Sunday's games as they comfortably negotiated their way into the Broncos first Super Bowl appearance in 15 years.

Her offences came to light when the woman she said she had used as a childminder was questioned by council officials over benefits payments.

It also meant the caveat about "any other outstanding offence or offences" coming to light was null and void, because at the time the letter was sent he was wanted in connection with the bombing.

It added: "If any other outstanding offence or offences come to light, or if any request for extradition were to be received these would have to be dealt with in the usual way".

"If any other outstanding offence or offences come to light, or if any request for extradition were to be received, these would have to be dealt with in the usual way".

Steaua were fined €64,500 (£51,250) for the racism and other offences, including fans lighting fireworks, throwing missiles, and five players being booked.

It had been a high-profile case involving a former cabinet minister in which his relationship with Trimingham was an underlying reason for his offence coming to light.