Sentence examples for offences organised from inspiring English sources

Det Sgt Jon Saxby said: "These sentences reflect the seriousness of these offences – organised, professional thieves who stole lorries and lorry loads to sell on.

Last week a Conservative Party investigation found MP Aidan Burley had "caused deep offence" by organising a Nazi-themed stag party and buying an SS uniform for the groom.

Legislation rushed through Parliament last September in the wake of outrage at the Omagh bombings made it an offence to organise terrorist activities abroad from this country.

"The crime spree was well-planned and organised with most offences taking place at night.

The street vice trade is inextricably linked with organised drug crime and other offences, and the law must be equally enforced against all offenders.

One charge was that of assaulting two police officers, but the interrogators hinted that more serious offences such as organising illegal demonstrations were being considered.

However, a group of people have taken such offence to it that they've organised an "Anti-Beyoncé Protest Rally".

The society also helps to inform people of the human rights offences taking place in North Korea, leading a demonstration in front of the North Korean embassy four years ago after the UK organised an event to celebrate UK-DPRK relations.

It was alleged he organised a terrorist cell with others in Sousse to make bomb attacks, but at the time of the supposed offences he was in a hospital bed in Sahloul, as a result of his fall.

Soon other organised victim groups were demanding preferential treatment: hence the Criminal Justice Act 2003 requires courts to consider disability or sexual orientation as aggravating factors when deciding the sentence for any offence.

The EDM, organised by Davis, a former shadow home secretary, describes the case as a "deeply disturbing use of the ancient offence of 'abusing a judge'", considered obsolete since the end of the 19th century.