- Look up
offense or
offence in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Offense or
offence may
refer to:
Offense or crime, a
violation of
penal law An insult,...
- both
sides of the defense.
Similar to the run and
shoot offense, p****ing-oriented
spread offenses often leverage vertical (down field) p****ing
routes to...
- In some states, the term "status
offense" does not
apply to
adults at all;
according to
Wyoming law,
status offenses can be
committed only by
people under...
- run-heavy
offenses such as
those used by
coach Woody Hayes of Ohio
State University in the 1950s and 1960s. A grind-it-out ball
control offense, it relies...
-
Green v.
State (Fla. App. 1991). — McCord and McCord.
Examples of
inchoate offenses include conspiracy, solicitation, facilitation,
misprision of
felony (and...
-
offensive strategic systems that are
commonly referred to as "West
Coast offenses". Originally, the term
referred to the Air
Coryell system po****rized by...
- It is a
hybrid of the
traditional shotgun and
single back
offenses. In the
pistol offense, also
commonly referred to as the "pistol formation", the quarterback...
- used by some
offenses at the
professional level. Generally, pro-style
offenses are more
complex than
typical college or high
school offenses. They are balanced...
- Incident-Based
Reporting System (NIBRS),
offenses are
classified as
Group A or
Group B
offenses. Additionally,
Group A
offenses can fall into one of
three sub-categories:...
- jury
trial (irrespective of the
nature of
their offenses). In any case, for
summary criminal offenses in the
United States,
convictions can
still show...
