The phrase "accountable for murder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or moral contexts to indicate that someone is responsible for committing murder and may face consequences for their actions.
Example: "The jury found the defendant accountable for murder, leading to a life sentence in prison."
Alternatives: "responsible for murder" or "liable for murder".
But in another way it makes perfect sense to hold Bill fully accountable for murder.
Sick or not, they said, Mr. Goldstein should still be held accountable for murder.
Kent Scheidegger, the legal director of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation, a victims' rights group, said "all perpetrators of the underlying felony, not just the one who pulls the trigger" should be held accountable for murder.
Leaders have frequently been held accountable for murder, pillage, torture, and countless other crimes committed by others, but courts have shown great reluctance to hold them responsible for sex crimes, treating them as a mere inevitable by-product of armed conflict, not a powerful weapon of war.
Holding moderate Muslims responsible for crimes carried out in the name of Islam by a tiny minority of terrorists is akin to holding all Catholics accountable for murders of doctors in abortion clinics and child molestations in Catholic churches.
Nobody was held accountable for the murder because a judge who cited the law dismissed the charges.
Canada's prime minister has said he is unlikely to cancel the sale of armored personnel carriers to Saudi Arabia, despite growing pressure to hold Riyadh accountable for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Mr Godwin's family say the lawsuit, which was filed at Cuyahoga County Court in Cleveland, is intended to hold Facebook accountable for the murder, citing its failure to issue warnings in the run-up to the killing.
By refusing to hold Saudi Arabia and its de facto ruler accountable for the murder, Trump is sending a startling message about just how far he is prepared to take his "America First" doctrine.
"We look forward to holding him fully accountable for the murder of Veronica Lozano".
Philosopher Arthur Dante spoke about "the death of the arts": for him, art is finished and there is only art theory left a big thank-you goes out to Duchamp, who might be held accountable for its murder after he transformed an upside-down urinal into a masterpiece.
