Sentence examples for offences set up from inspiring English sources

In 2002, a group of American police who were fed up of making menial street arrests for petty drug offences set up LEAP (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition), an organisation that aims to bring together law enforcement and criminal justice workers who support a system of regulation and control of drugs that currently remain illegal.

The electoral funding and disclosure bill is the third plank of the Coalition's foreign interference package to pass the Senate after bills to strengthen espionage offences and set up a foreign influence register passed in June.

New factual programmes will focus on the children of the Gaza war, with Lyse Doucet, Britain's forgotten slave owners and a series about a new sex offence unit set up by the Greater Manchester Police force.

New police powers that could see citizens in New South Wales face bans on their employment, restrictions on movement and curfews without ever having committed an offence would set up a "rival criminal justice system" and should be scrapped, the New South Wales Bar Association has warned.

On the same day Hall admitted his offences another inquiry set up in the wake of the Savile scandal reported widespread allegations of bullying and an inadequate complaints procedure.

Turner, who denied the offences, claimed she had set up the transfers at the request of Mr Andrews.

He went on trial in New York accused of offences including plotting to set up a terror camp in rural Oregon, intending to provide support for terrorists in Afghanistan and in connection with the 1998 Yemen attack.

Partly as a result of the publicity that the Montagu case received, the Committee on Homosexual Offences and Prostitution had already been set up in the summer of 1954.

He had persuaded the rebels not to take the surviving teenager to Gao, where a brutal sharia court had been set up to try offences.

Smith was accused of eight counts of sex abuse including six offences at a care home he set up in Rochdale but his family say he always denied the allegations.

Reading had Williams sent off for a second yellow-card offence on 84 minutes but Pogrebnyak set up a tense finale when he scored his second from close range in stoppage time following Jamie Mackie's flick-on.