Sentence examples for repeat offenses from inspiring English sources

Repeat offenses can be considered a felony.

Others have imposed tougher sentencing measures, particularly for repeat offenses.

Here's the latest batch — all repeat offenses — including one in a headline.

We've added a handful of new warnings in hopes of cutting down on these repeat offenses.

Current fines are $2,200 for a first offense and up to $10,000 for repeat offenses.

Criminal penalties includes fines of as much as $1 million or 10 years in jail for repeat offenses.

Applewhite was also warned that a repeat offense would have more serious consequences.

UEFA also gave the federation a suspended six-point deduction for a repeat offense.

The punishment is the minimum under new rules for this season; a repeat offense calls for a one-year ban.

And, consarn it, "State of Mind" starts the second and third episodes the same way — a repeat offense for which there is really no excuse, not even the fact that the main character is a psychiatrist.

Companies routinely argue that while they may be settling multiple violations of the same law, the facts of each case are different — and therefore not exactly a repeat offense.