Sentence examples for offences of street from inspiring English sources

The guideline now states that all offences of street dealing will automatically earn a sentence in the top category of harm, regardless of the quantities involved.

Professors Simon Winlow and Steve Hall of Teesside University warn that modern trends, such as the shift of offences from the street to the internet, make contemporary crime statistics unproportional and unreliable.

In fact, Mr Assange is accused of one offence of "minor" rape (a less serious crime), two offences of sexual molestation and one offence of unlawful coercion.

In fact, Mr Assange is accused of one offence of rape, two offences of sexual molestation and one offence of unlawful coercion.

The majority of children who come into conflict with the law have committed petty offences or are street children and domestic labourers that have fallen through the cracks of the child protection system.

This has been attributed to domestic violence offences rather than street violence.

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The bottom line is that the six-month blitz succeeded in cutting the number of recorded street offences by 5,068 compared with the same period a year earlier.

Since the video went viral, she's received a slew of rape and death threats apparently for the offence of revealing to the world what it can be like to walk down the street as a woman.

In debating the bill in parliament last year, Elferink described the laws as a "form of catch and release" which takes a person who is suspected of committing a street offence "out of commission".

Codify the common law offence of misconduct in public office and make it a criminal offence.