Word Finder - offenses

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The act of offending:

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The state of being offended or displeased; anger; displeasure.

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A strategy and tactics employed when in position to score; contrasted with defense.

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The portion of a team dedicated to scoring when in position to do so; contrasted with defense.

It was the least of Darian's many offenses.

Clause 40 is modeled on the existing law on racially aggravated offenses.

Fifty one abductors are either in prison or awaiting trial on serious sexual offenses.

Dean was out of the house before Fred arose and the morning passed uneventfully with Dean, Harrigan and Tom DeLeo addressing the usual assortment of Parkside offenses.

The decision will augment existing laws against incitement to criminal offenses.

Road safety group welcomes Police driver`s acquittal -- and says it`s time to stop prosecuting civilian drivers for trivial offenses.

He also decreed a general amnesty for all past offenses.

Men just get their hands amputated for similar offenses.

The place in which to attack anarchism is where the offenses grow which alone make anarchism possible.

Politicians will dismiss a rise in crime figures as " mostly traffic offenses ", whilst becoming quite apoplectic about car theft and joyriding.

Ms Franklin, a stunning brunette, is serving four years for drugs offenses in a Texas jail.

You may be disembarked and refused onward carriage at any point, and may be prosecuted for offenses committed on board the aircraft.

A series of courses on handling sexual offenses cases are to begin in the autumn of 2003.

Stewart, who has 18 separate convictions for 71 offenses, is serving a life sentence for the murder of his Asian cellmate.

Section 1 of the Canal (Offenses) Act 1840 allowed canal companies to appoint constables.

In removing dual criminality for different offenses, we would ensure that people would not be able to escape justice by crossing borders.

The list of offenses is fairly exhaustive, tho there are a few others that we would like to see included.

However, a fine of £ 750,000 was imposed on a company for a number of offenses relating to a multiple fatality.

These are the 'aggravated offenses ' which carry harsher penalties because they are motivated by religious hostility.

Fines for road haulage offenses are too low, and should be raised significantly, with revenue hypothecated back into enforcement resources.

Stealing from a fellow thief, turning state informer and a host of other offenses were punished by execution.

The Title III law authorizes the interception of particular criminal communications related to particular criminal offenses.

Recent examples of its work vary from land registration to offenses of fraud, and from housing law to double jeopardy.

The criminal law provides adequate safeguards against violence, and there is power to deport those convicted of offenses.

Voted Best athlete in his high school, Melvin was also a star football player, terrorizing opposing offenses as an outside linebacker.

Some of its members have already served time on the Spanish mainland for serious offenses.

For information on specific offenses (including corporate manslaughter) refer to Corporate Manslaughter and other relevant sections, elsewhere in this guidance.

Not only is the death penalty used against children, it is also routinely meted out for entirely trivial offenses.

Domestic burglary fell by 29 per cent, juvenile nuisance by 42 per cent and sexual offenses by 46 per cent.

Even agents who have committed far more serious offenses on behalf of hostile nations have not received such a harsh sentence.

Several of the outfits, Ignatius noticed, were new enough and expensive enough to be properly considered offenses against taste and decency.

And even this is only true if the earlier alleged offenses were genuine.

Of the tops the felony offenses business m m of the pay.

There has been little trouble apart from a number of arrests for drug offenses.

Section 9 perjury Act 1911 which empowered judges to order perjury prosecutions, was repealed by Section 28 Prosecution of Offenses Act 1985.

This, he explained, meant persons under sentence of death or charged with offenses for which the death penalty could be imposed.

In 2002/03, the gap between the high crime quartile and the remaining three quartiles was 27.1 offenses per 1,000 population.

From drunken aggression and petty offenses, to the much more sinister organized drug and prostitution rackets.

Are there any special criminal offenses applying to late night refreshment houses?

Offenses such as robbery, aggravated burglary, and more serious assaults already attract secure remands.

He is currently remanded in custody charged with various offenses.

Sanday resident remanded in custody A Sanday resident was remanded in custody A Sanday resident was remanded in custody on Monday, charged with several driving offenses.

In relation to minor offenses or a first time offense you will receive a reprimand.

Whilst the public welfare offenses are thought of not as evil or immoral but as criminal and punishable because they are prohibited by statute.

Vehicle Crime - Vehicle crime comprises the offenses of theft from motor vehicles and theft / unauthorized taking of motor vehicles.

Offenses under this section are also triable either way.

The common people found their rights to hunt game or collect dead wood on common land, became criminal offenses.

In it was the petition to the Emperor drawn up by the auditor, in which Denisov, without alluding to the offenses of the commissariat officials, simply asked for pardon.

It seeks to make the offense of involuntary manslaughter clearer by defining two new offenses of reckless killing and killing by gross carelessness.

Running red lights, speeding, wreckless driving, are all offenses here that the AI citizens commit.