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group of individuals commit an | offence | and the circumstances that allow |
is attempting to commit an | offence | attempting to commit an offence |
being made to commit an | offence | because it is recognised that |
are about to commit an | offence | bill swann i do not |
is about to commit an | offence | even if the phrase or |
were about to commit an | offence | however if one saw two |
are about to commit an | offence | i would have thought that |
being used to commit an | offence | if they have been granted |
offence attempting to commit an | offence | is itself an offence and |
the intention to commit the | offence | leaving aside the rather obvious |
is about to commit an | offence | may arrest that person and |
are about to commit an | offence | rather than simply letting the |
is about to commit an | offence | the policy consideration behind the |
people commit more than one | offence | the scottish executive has published |
phrase about to commit an | offence | there may be occasions when |
and conspiring to commit the | offence | they are committing a crime |
person does not commit an | offence | under section 1 1 by |
person does not commit an | offence | under section 1 1 by |
person does not commit an | offence | under section 1 1 by |
place does not commit an | offence | under section 1 1 by |
person does not commit an | offence | under section 1 1 by |
person does not commit an | offence | under section 1 1 by |
permission does not commit an | offence | under section 1 1 by |
person does not commit an | offence | under section 1 1 by |
use it to commit an | offence | under subsection 1 1a exception |
use it to commit an | offence | under subsection 1 4 it |
is about to commit an | offence | what would happen to the |
is about to commit an | offence | would therefore not be needed |
is about to commit an | offence | you gave a description of |
appearance for committing a criminal | offence | amendment 4 has been consulted |
who are not committing an | offence | and the group of people |
the stage of committing an | offence | do you agree that the |
s term people committing an | offence | if police officers see people |
the time of committing the | offence | or immediately before or after |
committed or is committing an | offence | under this act may without |
with a dog commits an | offence | 3 it is an offence |
under subsection 2 commits an | offence | 3a a dog shall not |
used to hunt commits an | offence | i have difficulty with the |
it to hunt commits an | offence | is there a more narrow |
the commission of the said | offence | been convicted of an offence |
person convicted of such an | offence | dorothy grace elder glasgow ind |
order persons convicted of an | offence | from keeping a dog and |
order persons convicted of an | offence | from keeping a dog and |
have been convicted of an | offence | in relation to the possession |
he is convicted of an | offence | listed in schedule 2 the |
offender is convicted of any | offence | that does not carry an |
offence been convicted of an | offence | under this section to a |
a been convicted of an | offence | under this section to imprisonment |
body is guilty of the | offence | 3 officer means a director |
partnership is guilty of the | offence | 7 in proceedings for an |
shall be guilty of an | offence | and liable on summary conviction |
shall be guilty of an | offence | and liable on summary conviction |
shall be guilty of an | offence | and on summary conviction shall |
shall be guilty of an | offence | and shall be liable on |
agreement is guilty of an | offence | if the purpose or effect |
person is guilty of an | offence | in sections 2 and 3 |
guilty of a serious criminal | offence | punishable by imprisonment until he |
could be guilty of an | offence | under regulation 3 5 are |
a person guilty of an | offence | under the regulations shall be |
a person guilty of an | offence | under this act is liable |
anyone found guilty of an | offence | would be liable to 6 |
liable to serve for any | offence | a a previous sentence of |
any person against whom the | offence | appears to have been committed |
committed during a more serious | offence | be consecutive and that parole |
person who has committed the | offence | bearing in mind that the |
away the likelihood of an | offence | being committed it does not |
7 and insert for an | offence | committed after the coming into |
again to punish for an | offence | committed against others to allow |
affect the punishment of an | offence | committed before the order comes |
an officer 5 if an | offence | committed by a partnership is |
the power to prevent that | offence | from being committed what is |
that are done after an | offence | has been committed but about |
which it appears that an | offence | has been committed by a |
reason to believe that an | offence | has been committed under section |
driver would have committed an | offence | in relation to the trafficking |
when he suspects that an | offence | is about to be committed |
intelligence to suggest that an | offence | is being committed if a |
the uk including where the | offence | is committed by a uk |
that are used if an | offence | is committed under the bill |
2 clearly states that an | offence | is only committed by someone |
jones in certain circumstances an | offence | may be committed by preparing |
that they have committed an | offence | may request a hearing in |
suspect of having committed an | offence | offences penalties and forfeitures section |
a person has committed an | offence | that is different from the |
affect the penalty for an | offence | that was committed before the |
a person has committed an | offence | under section 1 section 10 |
a person has committed an | offence | under section 1 section 9 |
been issued is when no | offence | was committed if for example |
offender s custody when the | offence | was committed or which has |
has committed any common law | offence | with a serious sexual element |
tae sell him then nae | offence | would hae been committed that |
bill to make it an | offence | to hunt a wild mammal |
bill to make it an | offence | to hunt a wild mammal |
an offence is itself an | offence | and with a person who |
offence 3 it is an | offence | for an owner or occupier |
to the courts in sexual | offence | cases before passing sentence in |
prostitution could become a sexual | offence | if we say that it |
deemed to be a sexual | offence | in this country may not |
serious sexual element to the | offence | the judge can decide to |
to list every possible sexual | offence | whereas we could simply refer |
serious sexual element to an | offence | you are saying that given |
an aggravation of a criminal | offence | and to create a code |
an aggravation of a criminal | offence | and to create a code |
criminal justice scotland bill the | offence | could cover a wide range |
actually er er a criminal | offence | f1038: in singapore as well |
1920 makes it a criminal | offence | for census office staff or |
requirements may constitute a criminal | offence | i think that that is |
circumstances of bankruptcy or criminal | offence | on the part of the |
interests order or a criminal | offence | or could lead to penalties |
and may constitute a criminal | offence | the convener that is agreed |
one view a serious criminal | offence | until that person is able |
could create a category of | offence | for members that i think |
you want to create an | offence | gordon nardell the deliberate use |
but to create a new | offence | however i have one or |
is common to create an | offence | of permitting something to be |
claim was made a serious | offence | 3 the interpretation of these |
that to be a serious | offence | i worry about whether a |
make neglect a more serious | offence | s1w 3616 lord james douglas |
the information relates to the | offence | 3 the person is a |
a person charged with an | offence | of wilful assault under subsection |
the time of the alleged | offence | such person reasonably believed that |
convicting a person of an | offence | under section 1 may in |
to the new dog fouling | offence | further they would ensure that |
1982 with regard to the | offence | of dog fouling are insufficient |
act 1982 to extend the | offence | of dog fouling so that |
offences the traffic in prostitution | offence | that was introduced under section |
7 in proceedings for an | offence | under section 1 3 or |
reason to believe that an | offence | under section 1 has been |
in the commission of an | offence | under section 1 unless the |
who is charged with an | offence | under the bill that any |
activity that would be an | offence | under the bill there would |
that in proceedings for an | offence | under the first section of |
purposes of this section an | offence | is aggravated by social prejudice |
without becoming boringly technical the | offence | is given in section 1 |
to section 3 exceptions to | offence | the convener amendment 1 is |
the commission of an unforgivable | offence | against their traditional standards as |
the commission of a later | offence | the deer scotland act 1996 |
1 4 it is an | offence | for an owner of or |
of such an order an | offence | lodged 1 september 1999 supported |
of such an order an | offence | lodged 1 september supported by |
the wca makes it an | offence | not to inspect a set |
that makes an action an | offence | rather than a permitted exception |
original sin is undoubtedly an | offence | against god the father in |
acts would not be an | offence | against the bill no amendment |
another new religion bringing new | offence | setting the child against the |
kent by common usage nae | offence | of course ah arniston looking |
would make into a new | offence | euan robson if i understood |
bill would make it an | offence | for anyone to publish or |
bill will make it an | offence | for property owners knowingly to |
act 1996 make it an | offence | not to clean up after |
we will make it an | offence | to bring a child into |
above may make it an | offence | to contravene or fail to |
bill to make it an | offence | to prevent a mother from |
nonsense to make it an | offence | to print a magazine that |
seeks to make it an | offence | to use cause or permit |
seeks to make it an | offence | to use cause or permit |
bill would make it an | offence | to use cause or permit |
country may not be an | offence | in another country and vice |
evidence in connection with the | offence | or which may be made |
may safely affirm that every | offence | to which death or outlawry |
material difference between defining an | offence | and licensing a group of |
at night it was an | offence | as well as highly dangerous |
is about to be an | offence | but that another is not |
or both 2 if an | offence | by a body corporate is |
and it is actually an | offence | f1038: uh huh f1037: and |
either case proved that an | offence | has been aggravated by social |
ma behaw it s an | offence | in itsel tae argue for |
the preparatory activity before an | offence | in which a group of |
sufficient to prove that an | offence | is aggravated by social prejudice |
disposal in respect of an | offence | is by virtue of this |
unfit through drugs is an | offence | notes that transport research laboratory |
held that to establish an | offence | of permitting a necessary ingredient |
what was happening was an | offence | pauline mcneill on the same |
face of it be an | offence | the difference would depend on |
spot penalty for such an | offence | to specified local authority employees |
have reasonable suspicion that an | offence | was about to take place |
the foxes is not an | offence | you now seem to be |
refusing it without giving painful | offence | she says in her autobiography |
social group or b the | offence | is motivated wholly or partly |
would be excepted from the | offence | created by the bill irrespective |
will be exempt from the | offence | created by the bill which |
we cannot say that every | offence | covered by the existing legislation |
evidence in connection with the | offence | is to be found in |
evidence in connection with the | offence | is to be found on |
and that s not the | offence | being called a retard s |
sex offenders or that sex | offence | issues will be treated any |
is also a more general | offence | of wantonly or unreasonably causing |
at the time of the | offence | or on the same day |
or the fact that the | offence | was not covered by the |
than 72 hours after the | offence | to which the notice relates |
victim if any of the | offence | malice and ill will based |
there are degrees of any | offence | you have to apply discretion |
case of a road traffic | offence | it would be a reserved |
are adequate and the primary | offence | would be by the publisher |
whether the new human trafficking | offence | would be included on the |
courts will not find the | offence | proved unless it is also |
braes there s mrs nae | offence | and all sorts of characters |
o onybody like yersel nae | offence | jed bit yer nae the |
upset a mean ye nae | offence | macduff nae dout ye ken |
i just you know no | offence | but the bottom line is |
will be acquitted of the | offence | pauline mcneill is there a |
hearing in respect of the | offence | the request will be made |
the relative seriousness of the | offence | we also queried the fact |
respects specifically in respect of | offence | 51 which relates to homosexual |
demand however proportionality where this | offence | sits in relation to what |
third hand that i caused | offence | to some residents in my |
for each specific type of | offence | business bulletin 37 2000 tuesday |
all it was a first | offence | all the other boy s |
apologies as i meant no | offence | john roberts editor late publication |