Examples of 'further offences' in a sentence
Meaning of "further offences"
further offences: Refers to additional crimes or wrongful acts committed after a previous offense
How to use "further offences" in a sentence
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further offences
He has not committed further offences since.
These traces can be used to justify a harsher sentence in the event of further offences.
He has committed no further offences since then.
There is a strong possibility you will commit further offences.
He asked for seven further offences to be taken into consideration.
They did not commit any further offences.
In addition there are further offences committed through the selling of personal data.
To prevent the accused from committing further offences.
I will go on to commit many further offences against many other children.
The likely risk of the offender committing further offences.
Commit no further offences.
Failure to appear and fear that he could commit further offences.
The likelihood of further offences being committed ;.
Such official leniency encouraged impunity and led to further offences.
Furthermore, the author committed further offences in the period after the expulsion decision.
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Financial investigation into the heroin financing activities of the network identified further offences.
The commission of further offences.
Prevent further offences referred to in Article 2 being committed.
I will go on to commit many further offences.
Iv prevent further offences referred to in Articles 2 and 3.
No fear of flight or further offences.
Prevent further offences referred to in Articles 1 to 4.
She said police were concerned he could commit further offences if released.
As Pantelidis the investigator insists, the comrade is suspected of having committed further offences.
The result is that the accused stands convicted of further offences and is awaiting resentencing.
It is the only definite period during which the public is protected from further offences.
As noted above, the applicant committed no further offences after January 2000.
Well, we are indeed watching him to see if he commits further offences.
You what? No fear of flight or further offences.
A total of about 200 minors could have been accompanied, avoiding detention or further offences.
She was found not guilty of 21 further offences.
On 1 May 1982 the applicant absconded from an open prison and committed further offences.
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