- Look up offense or
offence in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Offense or
offence may
refer to:
Offense or crime, a
violation of
penal law An insult, or...
- The
Offence is a 1973
British crime neo noir
drama film
directed by
Sidney Lumet,
based upon the 1968
stage play This
Story of
Yours by John Hopkins....
- No
Offence is a
British television police procedural drama on
Channel 4,
created by Paul Abbott. It
follows a team of
detectives from
Friday Street police...
- Ordinance, 1999, ****stan—scheduled
offences are
considered terrorist acts Arms
Offences Act, Singapore—scheduled
offences are
liable to the
death penalty...
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National Police Records (Recordable
Offences)
Regulations 2000. This
states that a 'crime
recordable offence' is an
offence which must be
recorded as a conviction...
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indictable offence). In Canada,
summary offences are
referred to as
summary conviction offences. As in
other jurisdictions,
summary conviction offences are considered...
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South Wales, and Queensland,
indictable offences are
further split into two categories:
major indictable offences (including murder, rape, and threatening...
- Non-cognisable
offences includes misbehavior,
public annoyance etc.,
while cognisable offences are more
serious crimes. Generally,
cognisable offence means an...
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liability offences do not
allow for a
defense of
mistake of fact. Due to the ease in
which the
offence can be proven, only
select offences are of this...
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offences are
generally categorised as
notifiable offences; violence, damage, firearms,
public order dishonesty, obscenity,
drugs and ****ual
offences data...