Sentence examples for offences use from inspiring English sources

The Audit Commission, the government's watchdog, says that police too often charge suspects with the wrong offences, use inaccurate computerised information and face serious inefficiencies in the forensic science service.

Their powers to deal with low-level offences used to be weak.

MPs and peers called for the introduction of a new "general offence" banning the purchase of sex while calling for soliciting offences used to prosecute prostitutes to be removed from the statute book.

The draft bill, announced by the home secretary, Theresa May, at the Conservative party conference in September, pulls together into a single act the offences used to prosecute slave drivers.

Most are accused of the same two offences: using force against a police officer and participating in "mass riots".In cases with obvious political implications, says Dmitry Oreshkin, a political scientist close to the opposition, law enforcement and judicial officers are adept at picking up the "internal, even subconscious intentions" of Mr Putin and his advisers.

The Modern Slavery Bill aims to consolidate the offences used to prosecute those who enslave others into a single act.

The Modern Slavery Bill, which was published in November, aims to consolidate the offences used to prosecute those who enslave others into a single act.

The photo shows a young boy, believed to be the son of an Australian man convicted of terrorism offences, using both hands to hold up the severed head of a Syrian.

In Northumbria, 59percentt of these offences used evidence gathered by paedophile hunters, while in Dorset this figure is just 5percentt.

No Offence uses a team of writers, but has an unmistakable streak of Abbott running through every conversation.

Police feared that public disorder could have resulted if they had made any arrests, so they instead gathered evidence of any criminal offence using video equipment.