Sentences with phrase «offences from»

They are also required to prevent crime and other offences from happening.

Clean up your driving record - you may be able to remove minor offences from your driving record by attending traffic schools.

The criminal lawyers at Devry Smith Frank LLP («DSF») are experienced in handling criminal, quasi-criminal and regulatory offences from the time an accused is charged through to trial.

They are intended to cover a wide range of offences from rat infestations to a supermarket's failure to recall faulty food products.

Cody was one of these transitional cases from Newfoundland and Labrador, involving drugs and weapons offences from January 12, 2010.

That cut off amount separates the less serious summary or hybrid offences from the more serious indictable offences.

According to Vanek, they simply «lapsed into a comparison of sentences for similar offences from locality to locality.»

• Further discouraging «snooping» into patient records by doubling the fines for offences from $ 50,000 to $ 100,000 for individuals and from $ 250,000 to $ 500,000 for the organization; and

Further, some EU doctrine provides for the mitigation of corporate liability and sanctions if an internal investigation exposes the commission of a criminal offence and allows a corporation to improve and optimise its corporate compliance programme to prevent similar offences from occurring.

Following the review, the recent budget announced the measures allowing Trading Standards Officers to enforce copyright offences from 6 April 2007.

If the damages ordered were very small, it would not be enough of a detterant to prevent future offences from occuring.

In response to today's Government announcement of a new Animal Welfare Bill that will enshrine the sentience of animals in the law and increase the maximum sentences for animal welfare offences from six months to five years, Cats Protection's Head of Advocacy and Government Relations, Jacqui Cuff, said:

Guidance about filtering of certain offences from criminal record certificates (DBS checks).

Four teenagers face court over blackmail offences from online - dating site.

It address why priests leave the priesthood and Guidance about filtering of certain offences from criminal record certificates (DBS checks).

Judge Randal Caldwell: «This is a vital step for family court and our community by diverting children who may commit low level, non-violent offences from being arrested and entering a system in which many struggle to get out of.»

Separating those convicted of trivial offences from their family, forcing them to socialise with serious criminals, stuffing our prisons to the rafters, costing the taxpayer millions, letting out other prisoners because we're imprisoning people for stealing a Mars bar: these are not sensible policies.

While the Representation of People Act, 1951 debars candidates convicted of serious offences from contesting elections for six years after their release from prison, Section 8 (4) of the same Act makes an exception for sitting legislators.

He said: «Several times local Pakistani people in Derby have taken offence from the fact that I am Christian, when they first find out many stop talking to me.

But at the same time they take big offence from lurid remarks from men seeking only sex or a one night stand.

The Offence Captain imports their offence from their Ultimate Team and their offence playbook.

I think you don't like the implications of what I have written and are taking personal offence from a general statement.

The legislation raises a plethora of issues and significantly alters the security landscape: It gives the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) powers beyond intelligence gathering (to actively target threats and derail plots); creates new offences (criminalizing «terrorist propaganda» and the «promotion of terror»); lowers the legal threshold to trigger detention to those who may carry out an offence from the existing standard of will carry out to may carry out; extends preventive detention for «suspected» terrorists from three days to seven days (inconsistent with the constitutional presumption of innocence); legally entrenches a no fly list; and grants government agencies explicit authority to share private information with domestic and foreign entities.

Including that element, coupled with the stricture that the offence could only be committed by individuals, doomed the offence from the outset.

In reality, only increased opprobrium will distinguish this offence from general health and safety offences as both have unlimited fines.

Not exact matches

If implemented, these would increase maximum prison sentences to 14 years (from five) and introduce a new offence for keeping false books and records to cover up bribery.

None of the people in the study, however, said that they'd reduced their use of Facebook because of the frequent offence they experienced from using it.

The sorts of things that caused offence ran the gamut from extremist or strongly - held political opinions (racism, homophobia, partisan political views) to oversharing of daily routines and acts of inadvertent self - promotion.

Public apologies from Delta Air Lines, Zara and Medtronic for similar offences have so far satisfied China, which has grown increasingly sensitive to issues of sovereignty.

Medline told analysts he will continue have Canadian Tire remain «on the offence» amid stiff competition from U.S. retail rivals such as Walmart and Target and make full use of digital technology to set itself apart.

The organization that bestows the Academy Awards announced Thursday that it has voted to expel two prominent members convicted of sexual offences, Bill Cosby and Roman Polanski, from its membership.

Parties engaging in the above activities without a relevant licence or authorisation from the SFC may be committing a criminal offence under the SFO.

Under 2014 guidance from the Obama administration, someone would be a deportation priority for gang activity only if they had been convicted of an offence in connection with the gang, not for gang affiliation alone, although there was room for discretion on the part of immigration officials.

I'm told by police there are drug gangs coming in from British Columbia and they recruit people to commit these property offences.

For Canada, the US exit made it a bigger fish in a smaller pond and Canada's game transitioned from defence to offence.

The 82 year old was prevented from using his Rev title after receiving a conviction for a similar offence in 1999.

«I don't know if what the Archbishop said is true or not, but as a mere observer, it is frustrating to learn from Mr. Mills that certain ideas are dismissed out of hand simply because they might cause offence.»

Philip Longbottom, 67, from Shipley, West Yorkshire, will serve a minimum of seven years in jail after pleading guilty to more than 40 serious sexual offences at Bradford Crown Court.

«We look at a whole range of evidence, both what happened in the original offences, the judge's sentencing remarks, the programmes or work a prisoner has done, reports from people who know the prisoner well.

They are now destroyed, and all, from the servants of the Imperial court down to the people in the four quarters of the realm, are from this day forth void of offence.

Then shall no offences remain unpurged, from the court of the august child of the gods even to the remotest ends of the realm.

She explains, «Having a record prevents you from getting a job because a prostitution record comes under «sex offences», outrageously, along with rapists and paedophiles.»

Therefore he asks whether it is not time that the law stops the movement of proselytisation which is «a form of aggression», and take a decision that «propagating one's own religion is different from proselytisation and that while the former is every Indian's birthright, the latter is a punishable offence» (pp. 223 - 9).

Because they consider all the offences they have committed and turn away from them, that person will surely live...»

Peter Ball, the former Bishop of Gloucester and Lewes has been released from prison after serving half of his sentence for sex abuse offences.

Kennedy's judgment was a far cry from the words of the great legal scholar William Blackstone, who referred to sodomy in his magisterial Commentaries (1769) as «an offence so dark in nature, the very mention of which is a disgrace to human nature, a crime not fit to be named.»

Supt Andy Cox from Northamptonshire Police said: «Bodnarczuk was methodical — the offences were carefully planned and systematic and may well have gone undetected had officers not made this arrest.

A spokesman from Avon & Somerset Police told Premier: «A 53 year old was arrested on Saturday 19th August 2017 on suspicion of a racially or religiously - motivated public order offence.

The law of England wisely and religiously concurs that no man hath a power to destroy life but by commission from God, the author of it, and as their suicide is guilty of a double offence, one spiritual, in evading the prerogative of the Almighty and rushing into his immediate presence uncalled for, the other temporal against the King, who hath an interest in the preservation of all his subjects [Commentaries, Book 4, Chapter 14].

But evangelicalism asks us to believe that God (from whom we get the concept of being courteous, gentle and forgiving) can not get past those offences and will ultimately get payback by consigning the person to final damnation for eternity (regardless if hell is full of flames or just empty loneliness).