Sentence examples for offence of violence from inspiring English sources

He must not be charged with an offence of violence against women.

Without the law in place, Collins's family believe, "householder B" – who police investigators said restrained the alleged intruder in a headlock – would have been charged for unlawful wounding or another offence of violence.

Most were arrested for, and admitted to violence, for example 39% perpetrated an offence of violence against the person and 19% criminal damage.

At least one of the men has a lengthy criminal record, including offences of violence.

It is true the statistics establish that a disproportionate number of ex-servicemen are serving sentences of imprisonment for sexual offences, and for offences of violence, compared to the general prison population – and the inquiry concluded that research should be undertaken to discover why this should be so.

She and her two fellow PCCs for the region have been campaigning for local courts to take a stronger line on cases that are prosecuted, and have called for action against one judge they accuse of flouting sentencing guidelines, but she says it is impossible to know if sentences are in line with those for other offences of violence because cases are not logged separately.

Sadiq Khan was speaking about Labour figures which show police dealt with more than 33,000 offences of violence against the person with a community resolution.

In the context of probation, how much reward, if any, should a contractor get if an offender with a history of violent crime commits no offences of violence while supervised, but steals a chocolate bar from Tesco's?

Other statistics for the same period showed: Offences of violence against the person recorded by the police showed a 6% decrease compared with the previous year, continuing the decline seen since 2006/07.

There were however no convictions for offences of violence.

Having an offence history of violence, bodily harm or wounding was found to be more common among those who abscond as compared to non-absconders [ 10, 31].