Sentence examples for criminal liable from inspiring English sources

The amendment would propose that children aged between nine and 18 are only criminal liable if they are "determined to have acted with discernment", although it gives no specifics on how that will be decided.

Allows for fingerprints to be taken from foreign criminals liable to automatic deportation under the scheme created in the UK Borders Act 2007.

Are they criminally liable?

It means too that any public servant, politician or prime minister who knowingly breaks the law is a criminal and liable to criminal proceedings and presumably debarment from continuing in office.

Selling Olympic tickets in the UK or abroad without authorisation from the London organising committee, Locog, is a criminal offence liable to a £20,000 fine under the 2006 Olympic Act.

They have challenged lawmakers and anti-abortion politicians in the province to prosecute them under the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act, which is still on the statute books in Northern Ireland and makes carrying out an abortion a criminal offence liable to life imprisonment.

"The purpose of this action is to hold Adidas America … and its criminal co-conspirators liable for the harm they have wrought on the life and career of Brian Bowen II," the complaint said.

We all accept that under criminal law offenders are liable for their own actions.

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The names of other officers and soldiers liable to criminal charges had not previously been made public.

On appointment, the student was bonded for a minimum of three years and liable to criminal proceedings if he refused or subsequently relinquished his assignment.