Sentence examples for offences for which from inspiring English sources

Iowa has sharply reduced the number of sex offences for which residency restrictions apply.

Days later she was arrested over alleged phone-hacking and corruption, offences for which she remains on bail without charge.

Lie detectors are seen as most useful in alleged sex offences for which there are usually no independent witnesses.

He has previously told detectives he would only admit those offences for which there was forensic evidence.

The committee also recommends narrowing the range of terrorism-related offences for which dual nationals could lose their citizenship.

The offences for which Hall, from Wilmslow, Cheshire, is currently in jail were committed against girls aged between nine and 17 over a period of almost 20 years.

But being unlikable is not an offence for which we currently send people to prison.

That explains the second, and potentially more serious, offence for which the prime minister is under investigation today: abuse of authority.

Unlike assault, which often takes place in public and sometimes within sight of CCTV cameras, rape is an offence for which there are usually no independent witnesses.

One homeless young man was sentenced to five years in jail for begging: an offence for which no custodial sentence exists.

During the whole period, the most common offence for which a caution was handed out was assault occasioning actual bodily harm (5,123 cautions).