| CONTEMPTOFCOURT | Even lawyers may pay the price for such an offence to judge. (8,2,5) |
| RANSOMER | One may pay the price, having managed to get only a fraction right |
| CRIPPLE | Lame excuse around price for such a record (7) |
| RESIN | Burglars once admitting such an offence (5) |
| SLAV | Guy who may pay the Czech? |
| BURNONESFINGERS | Pay the price for interfering with digital input? |
| ADVERTISER | One who has to pay the price for publicity (10) |
| DUTCHTREAT | In truth, acted deplorably - it means others shouldn't have to pay the price for you (5,5) |
| FOOTSLOG | Pay the price for singing intro on record, as it has a pace that's ridiculously hard to maintain (8) |
| BUYS | Pays the price for unearned runs behind the wicket, caught (4) |
| ATONCE | Immediately pay the price for catching cold |
| BUY | Pay the price for? |
| BYRE | Sounds like one who pays the price for a farm building (4) |
| METER | One pays the price for time spent on it (5) |
| TOCSIN | In the end, it's an offence to go back to bed with alarm bell ringing (6) |
| SWEARIN | It's an offence to cross the river to administer oath (5,2) |
| CRIMEA | It's an offence to go to a part of Putin's Russia (6) |
| UNLAWFULENTRY | Fraudulent accounting item is an offence to the householder (8,5) |
| STRONG | Muscular type of skinhead gets time, as it's an offence to lose the head (6) |
| ILLICITSTILL | Is it, to this day, an offence to use it? (7,5) |
