Sentence examples for indictable crimes from inspiring English sources

They've all been individually responsible for some indictable crimes against comedy," writes the Daily Telegraph's Tim Robey.

DUI accidents resulting in serious injury or death are considered indictable crimes.

She acknowledges that "13 Reasons Why" telescopes teenage problems, which range from indictable crimes to first-love drama to everyday bullying that erodes the target's sense of self-worth.

The Nixon impeachment debates and Clinton impeachment hearings were ample proof that the constitutional phrase of "good behavior" embraces not only indictable crimes but "conduct... grossly incompatible with the office held and subversive of that office and of our constitutional system of government".

The New Jersey directive ordered the police to inquire about immigration status when arresting someone for an indictable crime or for driving while intoxicated.

They are supposed to ask about the immigration status of anyone arrested for an indictable crime or drunken driving, but not for minor offenses.

Noah Feldman, a Harvard Law School professor who specializes in constitutional studies, argues that, even without evidence of an indictable crime, the Administration's pattern of seemingly trivial uses of public office for private gain "can add up to an impeachable offense".

A person with alcohol dependency who has been charged with an indictable crime may apply for "special probation" (also known as drug court).

In a country awash with guns, drug lords, suicide bombers, aid theft and massive corruption, that a few ballot boxes might have been stuffed and returning officers suborned hardly qualifies as indictable crime.

And when the general returns after Amelia's suicide it is not as a hero but as a broken man whose mission to purify the world has led to indictable war crimes.

In its broadest sense, the term is synonymous with crime itself and means an indictable offense.