Sentences with phrase «for violent offences»

Tenant worthiness includes things such as > determining if rent is paid on time > never having been evicted > not having a criminal record for violent offences, for drug trafficking, for sexual offences etc. etc. the list goes on.

Remove directions that would have allowed successful tenderers to refuse to provide legal services relating to public drunkenness and to repeat offenders for violent offences; and

Manitoba has the highest property related crime rate of any province, along with having the the second highest crime rate for violent offences.

Between 1999 and 2010, he has a total of 18 convictions, some for violent offences.

Not exact matches

If you give Costa «One more chance» for violent conduct, you can't then produce a straight red for a similar offence (no contact was made with the kick bare in mind).

He sent Gabriel off with a straight red for an offence that was smaller than actions the referee had seen (or hadn't if we want to apply blatant disregard of duty to his list of offences) and not actually a straight red offence as there was no contact, and it was not «violent conduct» under most common interpretations of the law.

SEE MORE: (Video) Proof The FA Should Not Have Banned Chelsea's Diego Costa After Aguero And Stoke Man Escape Punishment For Similar Offences FA Confirms Chelsea's Diego Costa Ban For Violent Conduct Has Been Upheld Luis Suarez or Diego Costa?

Min 15 Shaw first used his arms then tripped wilshere in the penalty area — nothing given, Min 50 McNair crippled Wilshere with a dreadful challenge, not even called a foul let alone the red card it deserved, Min 55 Fellaini (clearly offside) interferes with play by pushing Gibbs into Szcz — both offences ignored as Dean allowed the United goal to stand, and lastly late into time added on Di Maria having collapsed as if shot was helped to his feet by Chambers who is then elbowed for his trouble needless to say Dean who was right by the incident saw nothing and failed in his duty to send off the United Player for violent conduct.

«Article 3 (3) of the Constitution, 1992 makes it the offence of high treason for any person to suspend, overthrow or abrogate the constitution by violent or other unlawful means, or to aid and abet any other person in such acts.

On 25 April 2012, the Court of Appeal (Lord Judge CJ, Openshaw & Irwin JJ) increased the sentence imposed by the Crown Court at Inner London on Adam Ahmadzai from four years detention to seven years detention for offences of violent disorder, robbery, burglary and criminal damage committed during the riots on 8 August 2011, after a reference from Attorney General, Dominic Grieve QC.

of appeals against permanent exclusions, reinstatement was upheld so that pupils could return to the scene of their offences with impunity, most of them having nothing to do with SEN. Does the Minister think it right that a pupil who has been excluded for violent crime, racist or sexual abuse should be readmitted to schools under any circumstances against the better judgment of the head or the governors?

At present deportation is considered in cases which involve offences that carry a 12 - month sentence in the case of sex or violent crimes or 24 months for other types of crime.

Members of the UK armed forces are significantly more likely than civilians to commit a violent offence during their lifetime — and the risk for those who have experienced action on the battlefield is 53 per cent higher than for military personnel with no combat experience.

The bill, which received Royal assent in March, includes new mandatory minimum sentences for various offences, the elimination of conditional sentences for some crimes, and harsher penalties for violent young offenders.

We're here for all criminal offences including sexual offences, driving offences, violent offences, white collar crime and drug offences.

Accordingly, he elaborates on the example — given by the German government — of a violent crime already punished in a Member State, for which another Member State provides, in the definition of the offence, an additional element based on the motive (e.g. the apology of Nazism).

In Scotland an unconvicted person's DNA information will not be kept for police purposes unless they are suspected of committing a serious violent or sexual offence.

These include firearms offences for simple possession (obviously a serious crime with the potential for violence but not violent in - and - of itself), certain drug charges, high - level fraud cases and, most commonly impaired driving cases (even where there is no injury).

Given that we have some of the most stringent violent offender legislation in the world it is difficult to see the necessity for such legislation given the existence of extended and potentially indeterminate licences for offenders guilty of specified offences.

Instructions in cases involving sexual or violent offences often include a request for assessment of dangerousness or risk of committing further similar offences.

There are a tremendous amount of police resources that are used investigating violent offences and the pressure of simply being investigated for such an offence can be overwhelming and can cause bad decisions to be made at an early stage.

Client charged with serious offences including sexual assault, sexual touching, confinement and sexual assault with a weapon after a neighbour's seven year - old child accused Client of repeated, violent, intrusive physical beatings and sexual assaults, including the use of items to prevent the child from crying for help.

For a sampling of recent successes that Vancouver Criminal Defence Lawyer Emmet J. Duncan has enjoyed for his Clients, browse his Recent Successes in Defending Weapons and Violent OffencFor a sampling of recent successes that Vancouver Criminal Defence Lawyer Emmet J. Duncan has enjoyed for his Clients, browse his Recent Successes in Defending Weapons and Violent Offencfor his Clients, browse his Recent Successes in Defending Weapons and Violent Offences.

Brings into force, from 1 October 2007, the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006, s 41, which alters the penalty for offences under the Firearms Act 1968, s 19 (possession of a firearm or imitation firearm in a public place).

The offender should not have a criminal record for sexual or violent offences.

Youth facilities serve as remand centres for those awaiting court, as well as those sentenced for repeat or violent offences that rule out serving a sentence in the community.

Anand epitomises the quintessential criminal litigator and — armed with a firm belief in the pursuit of fairness & justice without fear or favour — he has applied a committed approach to represent clients in cases ranging from capital and violent crimes to corporate and commercial offences, earning a reputation for specialised skills and professional tenacity as a recognised industry leader.

While that might be easy say or understand, getting it across at trial can be difficult and require great skill — and for someone charged with a violent offence, whether that can be done successfully can make a life - changing difference.

A profile of Queensland female offenders revealed that 45.3 percent of Indigenous female inmates were sentenced for a violent crime, 28.3 percent for property crime, 24.5 percent for «Other» crime (which includes social security fraud, procedures offences, unlawful possession of weapons and driving related offences) and 1.9 percent for drug offences.

In some circumstances it may be too distressing, or even harmful, for the child to have contact with their parent, for example where a parent has committed a violent offence towards the other parent or towards the child.