Sentence examples for to commit offences from inspiring English sources

The purpose of every prison should be that each prisoner they release is less likely to commit offences than when they went in.

"It can't be sensible to turn people out of prison who are more likely to commit offences than when they went in," he argues.

Some cases are clear cut: a foreign criminal who comes to the UK in order to commit offences will be unlikely to have much success at appeal.

ACPO said in a statement: "The law is quite clear that undercover officers are absolutely prohibited from inducing people to commit offences they wouldn't otherwise commit.

"With its popularity and potential for real harm, there is a genuine need to ensure the use of this medium to commit offences of this type is deterred".

Asio officers and affiliates involved in such operations have sweeping immunity from prosecution in situations where they may need to commit offences as part of intelligence operations.

Possible responses for this question were: a) To relax; b) To relieve stress; c) To be accepted by peers (peer pressure); d) Excess pocket money; e) Desire to experiment; f) They are easily available; g) To feel normal; h) For confidence to commit offence; i) Others (Specify).

The Italian says "not to imprison child abusers", which seems absurd to me, whereas the French reads: "not to imprison young people who commit offences" which, I think, must be the original meaning.

Action after his death has lead to the drafting of amendments to US law that would narrow the range of charges that people can face if they commit offences similar to those Mr Swartz was charged with.

The original version probably said "not to imprison young people who commit offences, except in special cases".

They are alleged to have committed offences ranging from trying to fix inter-bank lending rates to failing to stop their banks being used for money laundering.