Sentence examples for offence of having from inspiring English sources

It will also include a new offence of having false identity documents.

Minoru Yanagida, the justice minister, was forced to step down on November 22nd for offence of having told a joke a rare thing in governing circles, it would seem that made a sensible point.

By A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, September 16, 1939 P. 51 No man should be in peril of his life twice for the same offence, that of having been born.

Lord ­Justice Dyson said there were "very serious human rights issues which arise when the state obtains and retains the images of persons who have committed no offence and are not suspected of having ­committed any offence".

That a Munich court should have decreed that the Formula One tycoon Bernie Ecclestone could buy off prosecution for an alleged offence of bribery has astonished not only the German newspapers but even a former justice minister.

"The panel considered that as the incident (but not the actual alleged sending-off offence of handball) had been seen by one or more of the officials it was not entitled to consider the matter further.

Neither side implied that the killing was deliberate.Italian law says prosecutors, who are independent of the executive, must conduct a separate investigation if there is evidence of an offence having been committed against an Italian citizen.

As West details the timetable of fall-out from publication it becomes clear that the actual nature of offence has never been made clear.

She said she was horrified to be widely condemned as "homophobic" and "hateful": "Obviously, a great deal of offence has been taken and I regret any affront caused.

Section 91 of the Child Act 2001 provides a range of sentencing options that the courts can use to deal with a child when a proof of offence has been established.

A further nine were convicted of other offences, having been arrested on suspicion of trafficking.