Lawbreaking

A senior police officer said the DVLA statistics represent “selfish lawbreaking actions”.

Assange’s incarceration wasn’t about lawbreaking; it was about silencing a voice that dared to expose state secrets, particularly those that revealed war crimes, human rights abuses, and misconduct by the US military and intelligence agencies.

This sense of rejection led many into a cycle of rebellion, lawbreaking, and ultimately prison.

Smith led the Portfolio Committee on Correctional Services at a critical juncture, particularly after the release of the 2009 SIU report proving Bosasa’s lawbreaking.

But the passivity in the face of Trump's corruption and lawbreaking was creating its own political problems.

Is there a Super Deep State club that protects members from prosecution despite clear lawbreaking?

Similarly, individual employees, managers, and directors are liable for their own malfeasance or lawbreaking while acting on behalf of the corporation, but are not generally liable for the corporation's actions.

The eventual article dealt with issues of traffic jams and minor lawbreaking, but went on to emphasize cooperation, generosity, and the good nature of the festival goers.