Sentence examples for offences bring from inspiring English sources

In reality, only the most serious offences bring any chance of jail.

The changes on traffic light and pedestrian crossing offences bring fines for cyclists into line with those for car drivers.

DJ Neil "Dr" Fox has denied six new charges of historical sex offences brought against him.

The changes on traffic light offences brings fines for cyclists into line with those for motorists.

Comedy actor Chris Langham's 30-year showbusiness career had just entered a new "golden" era when his arrest on suspicion of child pornography offences brought it all crashing down.

"Our own experience running such schemes shows that giving a young offender the chance to pay back for their offences brings home to them in a much more immediate way the impact of their actions than a spell in prison ever will".

Shortly after, two further soldiers were charged with sexual offences, bringing the total number accused of the offences to five.

Crime of the century: A chilling look at crime statistics, police recorded crime and offences brought to justice in the UK.

"The Tide Effect" says: "Every year, 10 to 15percentt of all indictable offences brought before the courts are for drug possession.

He has been the Premier League's most prolific fouler this season and a 66th offence brought Burnley's first dismissal.

By that stage Brugge were a man down because of Brandon Mechele's second bookable offence, bringing down the substitute Javier Hernández, and the team that finished as runners-up in the Belgian league last season were showing little ambition to explore whether United have a goalkeeper, Sergio Romero, who might be vulnerable.