Sentence examples for offences more from inspiring English sources

D'Ath said the proposed reform would make penalties for drug offences more transparent.

"Reduced practice time and discontinuity affect offences more severely than defences," Mr Tanier wrote, paraphrasing Warren Spahn.

They focused on offences more likely to occur at night, including burglary, theft of or from a vehicle, robbery, violence and sexual assault.

It does not claim to be comprehensive but it has recorded 723 arrests and citations since 2000 for offences more serious than speeding – 30 of them coming in the seven months since the last Super Bowl.

There is a widespread belief that blacks are not treated fairly by the police or by judges; that they are more readily arrested for drug offences, more often given the death penalty for murder.

The number of those offences more than doubled to 402,741 from 156,396 and "distort the picture of security in our country", accounting largely for a 4.1% increase overall in all offences recorded by police last year, he said.

Of course, some colleagues may take offence more easily than others.

This technique — a veritable Marat/Sade of 20th-century history — exposed the nature of the offence more effectively than traditional documentary procedure.

England Scotlandd's legal system is different) is changing the law to grant greater immunity to internet platforms that give complainants easy access to content originators.Some users value avoiding offence more highly than the risk of censorship.

He said: "The child in the womb was so near to birth that in my judgment all right-thinking people would think this offence more serious than unintentional manslaughter.

The court, in deciding on the sentence to be imposed, must treat evidence of hostility based on disability, orientation, or presumed orientation as something that makes the offence more serious.