Sentence examples for other offences of from inspiring English sources

The first was Angus Thompson, from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, who was jailed for five years in 1996 for two indecent assaults and other offences of actual bodily harm.

A statement on the Blackpool website read: "Following the abandonment of the Huddersfield Town match today, the club would like to confirm that all available CCTV footage is now being collated and studied by the relevant authorities to identify those who took part in the pitch invasion and other offences of disorder.

She and her two fellow PCCs for the region have been campaigning for local courts to take a stronger line on cases that are prosecuted, and have called for action against one judge they accuse of flouting sentencing guidelines, but she says it is impossible to know if sentences are in line with those for other offences of violence because cases are not logged separately.

Blackpool released a statement saying:   "The club would like to confirm that all available CCTV footage is now being collated and studied by the relevant authorities to identify those who took part in the pitch invasion and other offences of disorder.

She denies the charge, and other offences of conspiracy to hack phones and perverting the course of justice.

A further 10 still images have been released of people suspected of violence and other offences on November 24.

I should like to ask for a number of other offences to be taken into account.

It seems to me that biting is worse not because it does more physical damage than any of the other offences but because of the mental torment it wreaks.

Had Forcillo been found guilty of the other offence for which he was charged second-degree murder—he would've been the first policharged second-degreey's history to have been convicted of murder her an on-duty killing, and an anomaly amongst Canadian lawouldorcement.

However, Stadlen pointed out that McKeown had been found guilty by the BHA of other offences, including four counts of failing to ensure that his mount ran on its merits.

When conflict broke out again, he attended the so-called Parliament of Devils in October 1459, which condemned as traitors those Yorkists accused of, among other offences, causing the death of his father four years before.