Sentence examples for notable offences from inspiring English sources
But the Racing Post has gone so far as to describe Encke as an equine villain, with two notable offences on his record: squashing the Triple Crown dreams of the popular Camelot by beating him in the 2012 St Leger and then testing positive for stanozolol the following spring.
Assistant Chief Constable Paul Crowther, of the British Transport Police, who heads an Acpo taskforce on metal theft, said: "We have already surpassed the crime figures for 2006, which is when we first noticed a notable rise in offences of this nature.
The most notable example was the offence of false accounting, which was downgraded and had its statute of limitations shortened early in the present parliament.Even so, two of Mr Berlusconi's closest friends have fallen foul of the law.
However, RIPA provides exceptions to this rule (circumstances in which it will not be a criminal offence to intercept an email), the most notable of which is an interception warrant.
This was most notable among older and younger prisoners, and was also higher among the sub-sample reporting violent offences (50%, significantly higher than those reporting other types of crime).
Bizarrely, a notable victim of the latest in-fighting, Jaswant Singh, a former BJP foreign minister, was sacked for the very offence that did for Mr Advani: being too nice about Pakistan's founder, Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
Their Gambia international Kujabi's previous notable contribution had been a goal-line clearance, but he was shown a red card for a second bookable offence.
