Meanings of further offence in English

There was that in his tone that somehow made further offence impossible.

Every day the concealment continues is a further offence.'

For this further offence, such of the prominent conspirators as remained in the country were punished by additional fines.

Anneli was convicted of a further offence and returned to prison before being released in 2005, the court heard.

An island priest who publicly equated gays with paedophiles has been accused of causing further offence with his apology.

Since privatisation, the number of people committing a serious further offence while under probation supervision has risen by 25%.

Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP) said serious further offence reviews could help prevent further tragedies from happening in the future.

When an individual who is on probation commits a serious further offence, a manager in the relevant NPS division or CRC conducts an internal review.

The man had escaped from jail and committed further offences while at large.

Athens - The British plane spotters accused of spying in Greece were charged with further offences yesterday.

This has made some less likely to commit further offences: it puts them back on to the right path.

Jurors at the phone-hacking trial will still decide whether Ms Brooks (45) is guilty of four further offences.

A man accused of attacking prostitutes has been charged with nine further offences of sexual assault, false imprisonment and robbery.

Both Mr Telford and Mr Reeves were refused High Court bail due to the potential risk of further offences being committed.

British DJ Dave Lee Travis was today charged with two further offences of indecent assault in addition to 12 counts he already faced.

One condition which always attaches to a suspended sentence is that the person must not commit further offences during the period of the suspended sentence.