Sentence examples for offence information from inspiring English sources

IAM chief executive Simon Best said: "DVLA and the courts service are upgrading their computer systems to ensure that offence information is shared more efficiently, but this is not due to be in place until October.

Prison records would reveal any history of offending, index offence information, and the duration of sentence/community order.

Demographic, diagnosis and index offence information was obtained from clinical file review at the start of the study.

The Sun decided to publish details of the entertainer's arrest on suspicion of sex offences – information that had appeared on websites and social media, but that had until now stayed out of the mainstream press.

Although it is an offence to destroy information so as to avoid responding to an FOI request, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) currently has only six months in which to prosecute an individual.

Under the Juries Act 1974, it is an offence to disclose information about a jury's deliberations or to solicit or obtain such information.

The committee rejected calls for an exemption for journalists from a new offence of disclosing information about a "special intelligence operation".

A recent law made it an offence to elicit information about policemen "which is of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism" (even if no such person exists).

This is because of ambiguous legislation, introduced earlier this year, which made it an imprisonable offence to collect "information of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism".

Under the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979, it is an offence to disclose information about existence or non-existence of a request by a law enforcement agency for telecommunications data.

The amendments would also: impose mandatory reporting of abuse in detention centres to relevant, independent authorities; require all reasonable media requests for access to be granted to detention centres; and reverse the secrecy provisions of the Australian Border Force Act which makes it an offence to disclose information in the public interest about detention.