Sentence examples for offence remains from inspiring English sources

The offence remains on the statute books, even though the death penalty has been abolished.

"Therefore, the player's one-match suspension, which is the standard penalty for this offence, remains with immediate effect.

The precise cause of offence remains unknown, but the church fathers may have been disturbed by the emphatically generous bosom of the Virgin who treads on the viper, Satan, with her son Jesus as the grooms' patron saint, Anne, looks on; or they may have learned (perhaps tipped off by one of the painter's rivals) that she had been modeled by a known prostitute.

Justice minister Kenny MacAskill said: "While the overall number of air weapon offences has dropped again this year, the figure of 195 offences remains too high.

"Any fall in overall crime is welcome, but I'm sure the government would agree that crime remains too high with 9.1 million offences recorded in the survey," he said.

He was not charged with any offence and remains in the marital home.

He is now this paper's man on crime and, despite having written several books detailing individuals' various offences, he remains one of the very few journalists who has retained the criminal fraternity's trust and respect.

Ch Insp John Owen tweeted: "Emergency services must be able to carry out their roles without fear of abuse". The woman, from Tunstall, was arrested on suspicion of public order offences and remains in police custody.

"The crucial offence to justice remains.

A sexual offences prevention order remains in place.

A Hampshire Constabulary statement read: "The man, arrested on suspicion of going onto area adjacent to playing area contrary to the Football (Offences) Act 1991, remains in police custody.