Sentence examples for offence intent from inspiring English sources

Possession of child pornography images is a strict liability offence — intent has no bearing.

Major offence type is recorded in the Department of Justice data collections using the Australian and New Zealand Standard Offence Classification, which contains 16 Divisions classified according to the offence aim, use of violence, victim, seriousness and intent (Pink, 2011).

The co-founders of an independent news website that has reported extensively on a corruption scandal involving Malaysia's prime minister, Najib Razak, have been charged with offences including "intent to annoy".

It was while he was serving an eight-year term for firearms offences and intent to endanger life, he decided he "didn't want to be part of the problem any more".

Companies are legal persons and may therefore be criminally responsible for offences requiring intent (mens rea), although case law 4 restricts the application of this principle to the Board of Directors, the managing director and perhaps other superior officers who carry out functions of management.

Creates a number of offences related to "intent" including a new offence targeting drinks spiking.

Two other "intent" offences cover situations where a person commits any offence with the intention of committing a sexual offence or where a person is a trespasser, he intends to commit a sexual offence on the premises and he knows that he is a trespasser, Creates several new initiatives to protect children and the general public from sex offenders.

Stacey, who admitted an offence of racist intent, made repeated, offensive remarks on Twitter after the Bolton Wanderers footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed during a match.

Instead, he concentrates on the legal differences between 2012 and 1962 – Foxsmith thinks they will be charged with theft, criminal damage and possibly a public order offence for their intent to shock.

He's facing 15 charges, including attempted murder, use of a firearm to commit an indictable offence, disguise with intent, discharge firearm and other weapons and motor vehicle charges.

1990 was time immemorial in computer terms, and the Act was updated in 2006 to incorporate offences of unauthorised access with intent to commit another offence, punishable by up to five years.