Sentence examples for offence of being from inspiring English sources

Jews are still being killed for the fantasy offence of being Jewish.

There is an additional offence of being in possession to supply.

Well, after 21 days the police can register a fine of 1½ times the fixed penalty (so £120 for the offence of being drunk and disorderly) with the magistrates' court for the area where the recipient lives.

Beyond the safety issue, Hodas says the socio-economic impact in the US is even more far reaching, such as lowering high incarceration rates for the minor offence of being in possession of the drug.

So someone who would plead guilty if the case went to court, or fears that they may be found guilty, knows how much they will have to pay – £80 for the offence of being drunk and disorderly.

Johnson and Hogan-Howe are also pressing ministers to enact new legislation introducing a mandatory six-month prison sentence for those convicted of a second offence of being caught with a knife.

But less for this, more for the broader offence of simply being the band in the first place.

The potential for error or offence was considerable.Terrified of being blamed if anything went wrong, conservative Saudi officials shied away from taking responsibility.

"From the footage, there is an argument as to whether the full offence (of rape) is made out," he told judge Mr Justice Royce.

Common law riot was abolished by the Public Order Act 1986 when a new statutory offence of riot was created.

A criminal offence of squatting is planned, along with stronger measures to protect homeowners defending their property.