Sentence examples for protection offences from inspiring English sources

Mr Vaz also raised fears the ICO would be unable to deal with the scale of the case as it only employs a handful of investigators to probe data protection offences across the country.

David Smith said the regulator's new powers to issue fines of up to £500,000 for data protection offences, which came into force on 6 April 2010, will "concentrate organisations' minds on getting it right".

The councillors were angry after Galloway accused them of trying to destabilise Respect in the city by "openly conniving" with his former secretary, Aisha Ali Khan, and a Metropolitan police officer, Afiz Khan, who are soon to stand trial for data protection offences.

Ian Kerr, who had run the operation and has since died, was fined £5,000 for a data protection offence.

Ian Kerr, who had run the operation under the prosaic name of the Consulting Association, was fined £5,000 for a data protection offence.

Our own investigation into alleged data-protection offences committed by corporate clients suspected of using the services of rogue private investigators began in August 2013.

As such, the protest is the latest of a series of flashpoints and incidents at British universities over the past year that have centred on issues of freedom of expression and protection from offence.

"I specialised in child protection and sex offences and was always working with people who had had something awful happen to them, or witnessed something horrendous.

Because of low conviction rates, specialised family violence, child protection and sexual offences units were closed in 2006, affecting reporting rates and confidence in the police.

Hallett also said Laws was right to emphasise the importance of offering complainants in sexual offences protection from "intrusive and unnecessary questioning about their sexual history".

Article 20 provides protection from conviction for offences in certain respects, including the rights against ex post facto laws, double jeopardy and freedom from self-incrimination.