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I cannot understand how it could be a punishable offence.
In fact, to do so publicly was a punishable offence.
Until 1954, it was a punishable offence to provide religious instruction.
Indeed, any public reference to the subject was a punishable offence.
It is a punishable offence to drink alcohol or be drunk in public.
Failure to produce the ball to another club member on request was a punishable offence.
Possessing a firearm without a license is a punishable offence.
In any case, why is it a punishable offence for someone to speak in their mother tongue?
Using their old name is a punishable offence.
By this change, sexual intercourse between men became again a punishable offence in Bavaria as well.
It is a punishable offence if the custodian parent does not present the child for a visit.
Failure to carry a breathalyzer becomes a punishable offence from 1 November 2012.
Within the European Union, female circumcision must be made a punishable offence.
Attempted murder was a punishable offence after all.
He looked down at his feet, fearing that looking at her naked body would be a punishable offence.
Failure to shoot was itself a punishable offence, resulting in severe consequences for a soldier and his family.
I did not alter Article 1 of the directive, which aims to lay down minimum standards for punishable offences.
Respirators were a nuisance; it was a punishable offence for any member of the armed forces to be caught without one.
Any lying by the debtor during the examination constitutes perjury, which is a serious and punishable offence.
The Child Law also makes it a punishable offence to use children in the creation of pornographic materials.
It made it a "punishable offence" to damage submarine communications cables.
Libel is a punishable offence, though it is unevenly enforced.
Failure to comply is a punishable offence.
Secondly, we passed punishable offences to the courts in a one-off show of strength during the last parliamentary term.
Next stop was finishing school in Switzerland, where speaking English was a punishable offence.
