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The government acknowledges that its crime bills, which also include some new offences, new mandatory minimum sentences and an end to house arrests, will cause the number of federal inmates to rise.

Several celebrities of that era were convicted later of sexual offences, and new laws have made it harder to harass women at work.

No Offence, the new comedy cop show from Shameless writer Paul Abbott is everything Shameless fans could have hoped for and more.

Propose that unlawful or intimidatory picketing should become a criminal as opposed to civil offence and new protections should be available for those workers unwilling to strike.

Most major news organisations in Australia raised concerns about the bill and the new offences.

A constant deluge of new offences from Whitehall means crimes can be reclassified at will.

The Home Office is to announce new offences which will mean automatic entry on the register.

Leading criminal law barrister Shane Prince said the new offences relating to special operations were "quite draconian".

New offences against the state could be 'created' by government decree.

Lord Igor Judge famously condemned Labour's creation of 3,500 new offences in 50 criminal justice bills.

Recently introduced new offences such as revenge porn were welcome, he added, but piecemeal.