-- s-S 1-6 -- I-6 1 5 Written or Spoken Threats ... -- 1 4 1'2 -- '2 --2 Illegal Games ... -- I --8 -- 2 1 'I Political Crimes and Offences ...... 31.7 -- --2 -- 4 2 --2 Press Crimes and Offences ... 4 4 --4 -- --6 --6 Embezzlement, Corruption, Malfeasance of Public Functionaries -- --3 .3 -- -- -- Escape from Detention --1 --2 2 -- --6 --6 False Witness .. --7 2 --2 09 6 --6 Violation of Domicile ... -- 17 .15 -- lo --9 Calumny ... --1 I 1 --oS --o8 Exposure, Palming or ``Suppression'' of Infants -- --12 1 --2 --1 --1 Bankruptcy Offences ...英文原著 · 《Criminal Sociology》
'' '' offences ... 100 495|
SPAIN. 1883-4. 1886-7. Tried for crimes and offences -- 100 {X}3|in 5 years. '' contraventions ...... 100 113|
The most constant general fact shown by these data is in all cases the very remarkable increase of slighter delinquencies, side by side with constancy or slight diminution in crimes against the person, and a large diminution in crime against property. This is seen in France, England, Belgium, whilst there is an increase both of crimes and offences in Austria.英文原著 · 《Criminal Sociology》
23 '' 20.5 '' '' other crimes and offences ... 2.7 '' 8 '' '' defiance of parents ... 1 '' 10.5 ''
These figures, showing a greater frequency amongst females of precocious crimes against the person, and amongst males against property, are approximately repeated in Switzerland, where young prisoners in 1870-74 had been sentenced in these proportions:--
For crimes and offences against the person ... 12.1 per cent. '' '' '' morality ... 5.7 '' '' incendiarism... 4.3 '' '' theft ... 65.5 '' '' swindling ...英文原著 · 《Criminal Sociology》
1883-5. Tried by the Correctional Tribunals, for crimes against the person 100 109|in 36 years '' property ... 100 162| 1840-2. 1883-5. Tried by the Tribunals for ``Offences'' 100 260| Tried at Assizes, crimes against the person 100 65|in 46 years '' '' property 100 21|
ENGLAND. 1857-9. 1884-6. Tried summarily, for offences ...英文原著 · 《Criminal Sociology》
Out of 222,492 sentences in the Police Courts, 4,499 were conditional, and there were 45 relapses. These 13,195 conditional sentences included 8,485 for crimes and offences under the penal code; 2,286 for breaches of police regulations; 447 for breaches of communal and provincial regulations; and 1,977 for contraventions of special laws. The crimes and offences for which these sentences have been most frequently pronounced are as follows:--
Correctional. Police. Malicious Wounding ... 3,339 ... 491 Thefts, &c ... 1,803 ...英文原著 · 《Criminal Sociology》
*For these delinquencies the cadets are allowed to write explanations. If the offence is absence from quarters or any duty without authority, or is one committed in the Academical Department, called an Academical Delinquency, such as not being prepared on some lesson, an explanation is required and must be written. For all other offences the cadet can write an explanation or not as he chooses. If the explanation is satisfactory, the offence is removed and he gets no demerits, otherwise he does. For form of explanation see Chapter X., latter part.英文原著 · 《Henry Ossian Flipper》
For a first time offence, if you swear, cross your heart, that you will never, never steal again, and you write Mrs. Mccluskey a letter of apology, I will let it slide.美剧 · 《Desperate Housewives》