The choreography emulated some of Michael's famous dance moves and no offence was intended.
He says he meant no offence to the monarchy and was unaware of the law.
The BBC defended Savage, saying his routine emulated Jackson's famous dance moves and "no offence was intended".
Police were called to the gallery but said no offence had been committed.
So perhaps it is true, as the party's present leaders now insist, that no offence against Thatcherism was ever intended.
Philosopher that he is, the good man takes no offence, but generously promises to sow a bank of rue to commemorate her sorrow.
The ball's organisers smoothed things over by talking to the Hindu Council of Australia, which accepted their assurance that they meant no offence.
But the Australian High Court backed an earlier ruling that he could not be extradited because there was no offence of "war crime" in Hungary in 1944.
Both courts rejected Ms Tilly's contention that, as nobody was working on the land at the time the GM crops were pulled up, there could be no offence of aggravated trespass.
At the time the BBC apologised, saying it was "genuinely sorry" for causing upset, but hoped "it would be clear from the absurdity of the context that no offence was intended".
As for the claim that exhibitions contribute to knowledge, the practice of having catalogues that cause no offence hastily written by committees usually discourages original research or the expression of controversial ideas.
In the eyes of his fellow prime ministers and presidents, in short, his chief asset is that he is little known and sufficiently low-key to have given no great offence to any of them.
There is no specific criminal offence of rigging the Libor market.
Because it did not create a criminal offence, no prosecution was ever brought under this provision.
Despite more than 40 cases of assisted dying being reported since 2009, there have been no prosecutions for the offence since the Director of Public Prosecutions introduced new policy guidelines in 2010.
They can be sued or arrested if things go terribly wrong, but juries are not sympathetic to injured fugitives and innocents may find that there is not much to recover from an uninsured bounty-hunter, no matter how egregious the offence.
But there are no plans to bring in a new offence of date rape.
Paul Thomas, of the Football Supporters' Association (FSA), has said his organisation opposes the Home Office's policy of issuing banning orders to people who had no convictions for a football-related offence.
The lawyer said there had been no risk of Greens committing the sort of offence the SOPO was designed to prevent.
"I have no hesitation in concluding presence is necessary before the offence under this section can be made out, " the judge said.
Marital coercion is therefore a broader defence than duress in that it is enough that the wife acted because of the dominating will of her husband, her own will being overpowered by his so that she had no choice but to unwillingly take part in the offence.
Indeed there are those who almost seemed so afraid of causing offence to anyone that they prefer to express no values whatsoever.
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"There is no connection between (him) going to Bristol and this offence, " Mr Magill said.
No priest in the diocese was convicted of having committed an offence against a child or young person.
The jury will be asked to consider if the wife's will had been so overpowered that she had been impelled to commit the offence because she had truly believed she had had no real choice in the matter.
Since section 65a does not create an offence at a Scottish local government election, there was no case to answer.
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