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… property in specified cases. In the first case (where an offence has been committed) this is presumably for the … species, except a conservation-dependent species, is an offence, unless the action was authorized by a permit, was … also to protect property, is often not considered an offence in the legislation. In Latin America, several …

… that Mr. A is also wanted by Country Y for a similar offence, or that he has already been convicted in Country Z for a related offence. Information on concurrent warrants for arrest, or … I (GENERIC FORM) 1. Subject 1.1 A brief description of the offence 1.2 Code name 1.3 Legal description of the offence …

… to a community, and are often related to the nature of the offence. 165 Poirier, 1997; Markell, D.L., 2000, “The Role of … procedures in soil legislation to: ■ Ensure that any offence alleged to have been carried out by a disadvantaged …

… movements” of living modified organisms (a possible offence under the 2000 Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety to the … to tailor enforcement responses to the severity of the offence: q Advice, persuasion, information, and compliance … such circumstances. Any natural person who commits such an offence is liable to a fine of not more than 100,000 Dalasis …

… are included in the rule against prosecution for the same offence twice.119 As mentioned above, land features more … before a subordinate court in proceedings for an offence under customary law (being proceedings against any … before a subordinate court in proceedings for an offence under Zambian customary law, being proceedings …

… than two tuna fish without a licence to do so, commits and offence and is liable to pay a fine. In order to apply this … way of regulations under the Act, including making it an offence not to comply with the plan and prescribing penalties … may result in the continuation, or a repetition, of the offence; (b) to take appropriate action to remedy or avoid …

… and regulatory options for animal welfare created an offence of causing or permitting unnecessary distress (sec. … with the codes as admissible evidence of commission of an offence.23 Another link between non-binding codes and law … (sec. 19) and search pursuant to a warrant for a criminal offence (sec. 23), although only a constable has the power to …

… and does so intentionally or negligently, is guilty of an offence: Tier 1 penalty. (2) A person who harms an aquifer or waterfront land is guilty of an offence: Tier 2 penalty. (4) In this section, "harm" , in …