Sentence examples for offences lead from inspiring English sources

The first joint statistical overview of sexual offending in England and Wales by the Ministry of Justice, Home Office and Office of National Statistics confirms that only a very small proportion of sexual offences lead to a conviction.

Such specialist courts – like those focusing on drug or domestic violence offences – lead to lower reoffending rates and improved support for those going through the justice system, according to a recent study of judicial performance.

These offences led the International Court of Justice to rule against the US and order it to pay reparations to Nicaragua.

The addition of the online fraud offences to the crime survey figure of 6.5m offences leads to a headline figure of 11.6m estimated criminal incidents, compared with the 7m estimate for the year to June 2014.

A second failure at this level of offence leads to loss of benefit for 13 weeks.

Later on, a matter of mostly social offence leads to an astonishing massacre, one of the most gobsmacking scenes I've ever seen on TV.

On the contrary: the globalisation of outrage is further evidence that striving to pre-empt offence leads to a spiral of censorship.

They were hit with a partial stadium closure but a repeat offence led to Tuesday's game against Bayern Munich being played behind closed doors.

A first offence of racist behaviour by supporters carries a sanction of a partial stadium closure and a second offence leads to a full stadium closure plus a fine.

Four years later in Handsworth in Birmingham, the arrest of a local resident for a traffic offence led to two days of disturbances, causing 122 injuries and the deaths of two innocent civilians.

A second bookable offence led to defender Dougie Hill being sent off three minutes later.