Sentence examples for offences came from inspiring English sources

The most recent, for two bookable offences, came at Wigan last Saturday and the England Under-21 international is now suspended for two games.

Webster says her son's offences came at a time when he was "hanging around with an older boy that had been there and done that and I didn't know".

Her offences came to light when the woman she said she had used as a childminder was questioned by council officials over benefits payments.

Few kits were returned late by the postal provider, and no claims for privacy or other individual offences came from the women involved.

Information on convicted traffic offences came from the National Crime Register and information on suspected traffic offences from the Register of People Suspected of Offences.

Each day the teenager sees young offenders who are accused of minor offences come and go from her institution.

Landis said he wanted to speak out before the World Anti-Doping Agency's eight-year statute of limitations for doping offences comes into force.

Statistics show that the majority of serious further offences come from the low- to medium-risk groups, and serious case reviews have counselled against increasing the number of agencies involved with risky individuals and the communication problems caused.

It added: "If any other outstanding offence or offences come to light, or if any request for extradition were to be received these would have to be dealt with in the usual way".

It also meant the caveat about "any other outstanding offence or offences" coming to light was null and void, because at the time the letter was sent he was wanted in connection with the bombing.

"If any other outstanding offence or offences come to light, or if any request for extradition were to be received, these would have to be dealt with in the usual way".