5,340 source-backed legal facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 44 of 54.
“£10,000 to extend it by 90 years”
“if it falls below 80 years”
“Geoff Russell, chief executive of the Skills Funding Agency, which replaced the LSC in April this year, and has just published the report, said...”
“cutting the drink‑drive limit from 80mg to 50mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood.”
“automatic 12-month driving ban”
“A 20mg alcohol limit for inexperienced drivers”
“submitted his independent review of drink and drug‑driving laws to the Department for Transport on 21 May”
“anyone caught above the new limit would face an automatic 12-month driving ban, even if they were only just over the threshold.”
“A new offence of driving with an illegal substance in the bloodstream at levels deemed impairing”
“Sir Peter announced he had submitted his independent review of drink and drug driving laws to the Department for Transport on 21 May.”
“"That could be hundreds of thousands of pounds, and those consequences could stick with you for the rest of your life."”
“Three failed asylum seekers have been caught working illegally at a nail bar in Nottingham by UK border officials.”
“The business was issued with an on-the-spot penalty notice for employing illegal workers and may now face a fine of up to £30,000.”
“Companies who fail to carry out the required checks face fines of up to £10,000 per worker.”
“Those who employ foreign nationals who do not have the right to work in the UK will be visited and have enforcement action taken.”
“Anyone in Nottinghamshire who takes on a foreign national without permission to work is breaking the law and undermining law‑abiding businesses.”
“Rogue employers should be warned that they face heavy fines and could end up in jail.”
“Three Vietnamese nationals were found to be working with no right to employment in the UK.”
“ordered to pay more than £80,000”
“run over by a 70-tonne vehicle”
“was fined £70,000 and ordered to pay £10,581 costs”
“there had been two similar accidents in the US”
“safety review in May 2007”
“American Airlines was fined £70,000 and ordered to pay £10,581 costs.”
“his star player had made a 'naive mistake'”
“A 23-year-old man has been given a caution," a GMP spokeswoman said on Friday.”
“The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has previously said that tens of thousands of people could have paid fraudsters to sit their driving test.”
“It has described the issue as a serious problem and in December welcomed jail sentences given to two Manchester men who took people's driving tests for cash.”
“The pair illegally sat theory and practical driving tests for up to 43 candidates across Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Lancashire and further afield.”
“The court fined Mr Hortefeux 750 euros (£622) and ordered that he pay 2,000 euros to an anti-racism group.”
“Two people needed stitches for their injuries.”
“Insp Mark Bright said the investigation was ongoing and it was anticipated that there would be further arrests in the coming days.”
“Patryk Bialek died at Westgate Crescent, Slough, Berkshire, after being given the piece of frankfurter by Stella Rekiec in May 2008.”
“The 28-year-old, who used to reside at the address but now lives in New Malden, south-west London, was sentenced at Reading Crown Court.”
“The boy's mother left to go to the shops but returned about 15 minutes later to find her son lying motionless on the bed and choking.”
“A long-awaited public inquiry into the scheme is to open on Monday”
“his clients only learned of the advert a week after it first appeared”
“it gave members of the public four weeks to respond”
“the full judicial review will be heard in September”
“He added that Scottish government plans to extend community service while bringing in a presumption against short-term jail sentences would cost millions.”
“Nicolas Sarkozy was at the heart of the corruption and he has lied to the families. What we have before us is not some imaginary tale, but a state lie. The families are indignant and demand his resignation,”
“more than £16,000”
“30,000 losing their jobs each year as a result of their pregnancy”
“An RAF officer from Oxford who claimed she was discriminated against when she became pregnant has been awarded more than £16,000 at an Employment Tribunal.”
“after being attacked outside his home on 25 April.”
“search for his three attackers.”
“Chapman was also disqualified from driving for five years.”
“His powers - including fining MPs or getting them to repay money judged to have been paid in error - are also still subject to consultation.”
“A 41-year-old man has appeared in court in connection with three attacks on girls in Bracknell, Berkshire.”
“Two girls, aged 14 and 15, were attacked separately on 6 May, and a 16-year-old was attacked in November.”
“Mr Bryant was remanded in custody and is due before Reading Crown Court on 14 June.”
“The European badger (Meles meles) is a protected species under both the European Bern Convention of 1979 and the UK's 1992 Protection of Badgers Act.”
“In addition, the UK's Animal Health Act of 1981 sets out conditions under which the designated government minister can order a cull.”
“He appeared at Doncaster Magistrates' Court on Saturday.”
“He was remanded in custody to appear at Sheffield Crown Court on Friday 11 June.”
“Woman, 90”
“During the four-day tribunal in Ashford, Kent, she had claimed she was relegated to carrying out household chores after she returned from maternity leave.”
“Melanie, 30,”
“The 34-year-old's lies”
“hid her body in a freezer for three years”
“The Oosthuizens last heard from Wallner on Boxing Day in 2008”
“Melanie Wallner's body was found in a wheelie bin in June 2009”
“officers sealed off Chaplin Road in Normacot, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, after being called to a residential address there at 1105 BST.”
“In 2008, the accountant's joint disciplinary scheme ruled that E&Y and Mr McNamara had been guilty of more than 20 instances of a 'lack of professional competence' when carrying out audits of the Equitable's accounts for the years 1997, 19…”
“Staff Sgt Chris Chacksfield, 31, of the 14th Signal Regiment (Electronic Warfare), was assaulted outside the club in Newcastle on 31 May.”
“A 22-year-old man has appeared before Newcastle magistrates facing one charge of grievous bodily harm with intent and one offence of wounding.”
“The authority has until 16 June to decide whether to appeal against a tribunal ruling on equal pay, made on 27 April.”
“The legislation, which is set to take effect on 29 July, will also make it a crime to be in Arizona without immigration papers.”
“Nasar Hussain, 30, was shot in the chest and stomach at Brookhouse Wines in Winton on 4 July last year.”
“Four other men have already been charged in connection with the case.”
“Simeon Henderson, 27, of no fixed abode, Ryan Manning, 21, of Bird Street, Higher Ince, and Mohammed Hafiz, 42, of Woodlands Road, Cheetham Hill, are due to stand trial next month.”
“Whoever calls the clameur then has to have it registered in court within 24 hours”
“The law dates back to the 10th Century as a form of self-policing”
“I think for two reasons, firstly where you can raise it is far more limited than the instances it appears in history and secondly very often injunctions are sort from the court”
“Officers said the man's arrest followed a call from a member of the public on Tuesday evening.”
“Minutes of a meeting at Belfast City state that the Environment Agency has indicated that they would recommend the planning application, for the social housing scheme which has already been built, should be turned down.”
“Mr McFall had denied five counts of insider dealing, Mr Rimmington denied three, while Mr King, of The Chase, Clapham, denied one count.”
“They had faced a maximum sentence of seven years in jail.”
“There were nine officers in the living room of her house to arrest and restrain her partner.”
“Mr Gray, 50, faces two counts of theft totalling £253,000 - one charge of fraud by abuse of position and another of money laundering.”
“Mr Gray will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on 14 June.”
“He obtained a shotgun licence in 1995 and a firearms licence for the rifle in 2007.”
“Mephedrone was reclassified in April 2010”
“Nicoll, 21, was ordered to carry out 200 hours of community service”
“Mr Lauchlan, 33”
“Charles O'Neill, 47”
“Mrs McGarrigle was reported missing in February 1998.”
“she was declared dead in 2005.”
“42-year-old”
“He went on to kill Rachel Nickell in 1992”
“and Samantha Bissett and her four-year-old daughter Jazmine in 1993”
“Between 1995 and 2001 little progress was made in the case”
“Mr Gray's inquest ruled he had been unlawfully killed”
“in Germany last April Dr Ubani was given a nine-month sentence, suspended for two years”
“However, the assembly government would pursue the powers to enforce that process if necessary.”
“In April the French studio filed legal action against Consolidated alleging breach of contract and copyright infringement.”
“Balbuza, who resigned as councillor in December last year, was also told to pay a £4,875 compensation order.”
“The offences stemmed from May 2007, when he became a councillor, to September 2009.”
“He admitted four benefit fraud charges and was sentenced at Aylesbury Crown Court.”
“A total of 45 investigators, including wildlife crime officers and staff from the RSPB and Scottish Natural Heritage, have been involved in the operation.”
