bookable offence

Examples (20)

• Shoplifting is considered a bookable offence in this state.
• Foul play is often considered a bookable offence in football.
• The officer determined that the vandalism was a bookable offence and made an arrest.
• The referee deemed the challenge a bookable offence and showed a yellow card.
• A new law was passed making public intoxication a bookable offence.
• Delaying the restart of play can be a bookable offence.
• The suspect was charged with several bookable offences, including theft and assault.
• Simulation is treated as a bookable offence by the officials.
• Is driving without a license a bookable offence, or will I just get a ticket?
• Any intentional handball inside the penalty area could be a bookable offence.
• If the damage exceeds a certain amount, it becomes a bookable offence.
• The new rules state that dissent is now a mandatory bookable offence.
• Committing a bookable offence can result in a permanent criminal record.
• He committed a bookable offence by kicking the ball away after the whistle.
• Minor traffic violations are not typically bookable offences, unlike reckless driving.
• Leaving the field without permission is also a bookable offence.
• Police recruits are trained to distinguish between minor infractions and bookable offences.
• In rugby, many actions that would be a bookable offence in football result in penalties.
• The lawyer explained that even a first-time bookable offence could have serious consequences.
• The player received a yellow card for a bookable offence committed in midfield.