Collocations for offence - noun

grave, heinous, major, serious
lesser, minor, petty, trivial
alleged
first
federal (AmE), statutory (BrE)
arrestable (BrE), bookable (in football/soccer), capital, firing (AmE), impeachable (AmE), imprisonable (BrE), indictable (BrE), punishable, sackable (BrE)
The offence is punishable by up to three months' imprisonment.

criminal, disciplinary (BrE)
driving (BrE), political, sex, sexual, terrorist
Motorists may be fined on the spot for driving offences such as speeding.

felony (AmE)
non-violent (esp. AmE), violent
drug, drug-related

be, constitute
commit

offence against
offences against public decency

cause, give
take

offence at
He takes offence at the slightest joke against him.

offence to
I didn't mean to give offence to anyone.

no offence, no offence intended, no offence meant
No offence intended, but are you sure your calculations are right?

opposing
the ability to disrupt opposing offences

balanced

spark
The move didn't spark the offence as hoped.

initiate
competent passers who can initiate the offence

disrupt
their ability to disrupt the offence