Sentence examples for offences going back from inspiring English sources
Spence has 37 convictions for 62 offences going back to 1993 including theft, drug offences, grievous bodily harm, robbery and burglary, the hearing was told.
Another defendant was sentenced to 18 years for sexual offences going back 20 years and a 14-year sentence was passed at Maidstone crown court for offences committed in the 1960s.
Within two years, however, Bergman was to be temporarily toppled from his position of eminence among Swedish artists when during rehearsals for Strindberg's Dance of Death he was arrested on alleged tax offences going back several years.
Within two years, however, Bergman was to be temporarily toppled from his eminence when, during rehearsals for Strindberg's Dance of Death, he was arrested on alleged tax offences going back several years.
It's estimated the offences went back as far as the 1970s, with Geoghan alone revealed to have been responsible for molesting 130 children over a three-decade period.
Some lawyers and opposition politicians now fear that, with Mr Lim's case, the judiciary is reinforcing the trend.Mr Lim's offence goes back to 1995 when he spoke out about a sex scandal that appeared to involve the then chief minister of Malacca, a prominent member of UMNO.
Many ended up going back to jail for various offences.
There was clear evidence of deliberate concealment: HM inspectors in one force found officers anticipating their arrival by frantically going back through the records giving crime numbers to offences which they had failed to record.
Though he had a string of convictions for violence and deception going back to when he was a teenager, Bridger had no convictions for sexual offences against children or for having indecent images.
In one of the Nigeria-set stories, "Going Back West", Uncle Dele has been deported from the US for an unspecified offence and is now devising increasingly desperate schemes to obtain a visa to return to America.
