Sentence examples for low level crime from inspiring English sources

Favourite album: Nevermind Favourite song: Sliver "My entry into low level crime; a boyfriend of my older sister had Bleach and Nevermind on vinyl.

"Generally it's because it's low level crime that would normally merit a conditional discharge but the defendant's circumstances are such that they can't pay [the court fees].

I helped to campaign for a resident-led redesign of the 165 housing estate in Blakelaw, which had long been blighted with problems of antisocial behaviour and low level crime.

According to the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo), community resolutions should only be used to deal with low level crime or anti-social behaviour and do not lead to a criminal record.

Neighbourhood justice panels will see local people decide how offenders should make amends for low level crime.

The Metropolitan Police recently announced that "low level crime" would, in many cases, go un-investigated due to budget cuts, meaning the force must save around £400 million by 2020.

These will usher in a new era of "restorative-justice", allowing panels of volunteers – including offenders and victims – to decide how low level crimes should be dealt with.

Rather, they have facilitated the removals of many thousands of non-citizens for low level crimes, many of whom were long-term residents.

The conservative approach, as articulated by groups such as Right on Crime, favor addiction and mental health treatment-based diversion programs for people charged with low level crimes as a less expensive alternative to incarceration (Gingrich and Nolan, 2011).

However, commentators have questioned whether the program has actually resulted in a safer community, as the program seems to have caught mainly non-citizens who committed low level crimes rather than hardened criminals (Kubrin, 2014; Treyger, Chaflin, & Loeffler, 2014).

We already maintain permanent fingerprint records for people convicted of even the lowest level crimes and also some non-criminal petty offenses, and the list of offenders who are forced to provide their DNA to databanks is growing.