The revised guidelines are available on the offence pages  of the Sentencing Guidelines website and can be accessed directly by following the links:

• Alcohol sale offences – Licensing Act 2003, s.141; s.146; s.147
• Animal cruelty – Animal Welfare Act 2006, s.4; s.8 and s.9
• Careless driving – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.3
• Communication network offences – Communications Act 2003, s.127(1)
• Communication network offences – Communications Act 2003 s.127(2)
• Drive whilst disqualified – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.103
• Drugs – fail to attend/remain for initial assessment –Drugs Act 2005, s.12
• Drugs – fail/refuse to provide a sample – Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, s.63B
• Drunk and disorderly in a public place – Criminal Justice Act 1967, s.91
• Excess alcohol (drive/attempt) – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.5(1)(a)
• Excess alcohol (in charge) – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.5(1)(b)
• Fail to provide specimen for analysis (drive/attempt) – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.7(6)
• Fail to provide specimen for analysis (in charge) – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.7(6)      
• Fail to stop/report road accident – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.170(4)
• Football related offences – Sporting Events (Control of Alcohol etc.) Act 1985, s.2(1) and s.2(2), Football Offences Act 1991, s.2, s.3 and s.4 and Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, s.166
• No insurance – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.143
• Obstruct/resist a police constable in execution of duty – Police Act 1996, s.89(2)
• Railway fare evasion – Regulation of Railways Act 1889, s.5(1) and s.5(3)
• School non-attendance – Education Act 1996, s.444(1) and s.444(1A)
• Sexual activity in a public lavatory – Sexual Offences Act 2003, s.71
• Speeding – Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.89(1)
• Taxi touting/soliciting for hire – Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, s.167
• TV licence payment evasion – Communications Act 2003, s.363
• Unfit through drink or drugs (drive/attempt) – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.4(1)
• Unfit through drink or drugs (in charge) – Road Traffic Act 1988, s.4(2)
• Vehicle interference – Criminal Attempts Act 1981, s.9
• Vehicle taking, without consent – Theft Act 1968, s.12

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