Sentence examples for shoplifting from inspiring English sources

Winona Ryder wore a Peter Pan-collared coat – accentuated with a wide Alice in Wonderland headband – when in court for shoplifting.

Young children are being tasked with pickpocketing, shoplifting and begging on Britain's streets in scenarios like those in Oliver Twist, the anti-slavery commissioner has warned.

The report concluded that sanctioning could lead to extreme hardship, reliance on loan sharks, shoplifting and depression.

A Thames Valley police spokesman said: "Thames Valley police arrested a 60-year-old man from High Wycombe following a report of shoplifting offences in Tesco, Reading Road, Henley-on-Thames.

Whether or not they boost sales, a friendly welcome is said to cut shoplifting.

Tough-talking politicians passed mandatory-sentencing laws like the three-strikes rule, pioneered in California and much imitated elsewhere, which sent third-time offenders to the clink for crimes as minor as shoplifting.

It covers terrorist mass-murder, nuclear proliferation, large-scale kidnapping, arms- and drug-smuggling, counterfeiting and even shoplifting.

Property crimes that earned offenders a permanent home in prison include shoplifting three belts, breaking into an empty liquor store and possessing stolen wrenches.When judges can't judgeA hefty 83% of such sentences were mandatory.

Nearly all the dealers reformed, bar the odd bit of shoplifting.

Property crimes that earned offenders a permanent home in prison include shoplifting three belts, breaking into an empty liquor store and possessing stolen wrenches.A hefty 83% of such sentences were mandatory.

It is already clear that blame will be spread widely.Security guards are said to have shut the doors after the fire broke out to prevent shoplifting.