Sentence examples for offences according to from inspiring English sources

The crime rate for England and Wales has doubled to more than 11.6m offences, according to the latest figures.

Police officers were found to have overwhelmingly charged African Americans with "petty offences", according to the law enforcement official.

Ministers are considering restricting defendants' ability to choose jury trial in less serious offences, according to the Magistrates Associationn.

The 29-year-old was considered one of 48 core members of the gang and was arrested a number of times for "serious" offences, according to senior police.

In comparison, there is a 58 per cent charge rate for all criminal offences, according to analysis from the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).

The entire adult male population of a village in southern Iran has been executed for drug offences, according to Iran's vice-president for women and family affairs.

Riding the scooters on the road is also an offence, according to different legislation passed in 1988.

The remarks were a "firing offence" according to two advisers to the Bush administration, quoted in the Washington Post.

The regulator found RT had taken "sufficient steps to limit the potential for offence", according to the Ofcom spokesman.

Madge herself may we have taken offence, according to Pink's recent tweet: Pink released his first album in 2002.

He appeared in court in Nicosia on the island yesterday but has yet to be formally charged with any offence, according to the paper.