Sentence examples for offences increase from inspiring English sources

As total offences increase, so do total detections".

Overall, the number of admitted contact sexual offences increases by 2,369%.

The number of jail years given for drugs offences increased by 22% between 1998 and 2005, thanks to longer sentences and more convictions.

Between 1998 and 2006, the number of people sent to prison for drug offences increased by 91%, whereas the increase for other offenders was just 53%, according to Alex Stevens, professor of criminal justice and author of Drugs, Crime and Public Health.

In 2010/11 there were 5,400 fewer of these offences and the number of offenders being charged with these offences increased.

TVP's detection rate (which covers charges, cautions, penalty notices) for serious sexual offences increased from 377 to 417 in the same period, achieving the force's 27% target.

At the transition into adulthood, involvement in traffic offences increases.

The risk of arrest for violent offences increased 1.34 times for each 5 µg/dL increase in antenatal blood lead, and 1.48 for each 5 µg/dL increase in average blood lead during childhood.

The sentencing guidelines also provide for stiffer punishments for offences that increase the risk of harm to people, such as where electrical cables are stolen.

Racist and religious hate crime has increased by 3.1%, whilst homophobic offences have increased by 5.6%.

The number of arrests for terrorism offences duly increased after the summer of 2005.