Sentence examples for indictable war from inspiring English sources

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.

He said he also told Mr. Milosevic that he was making himself indictable for war crimes because he was personally responsible.

"If there are indictable offenses, then you indict," said Councilman Derrick Boazman, a Campbell ally.

"We don't know yet whether this will prove to be an indictable offense in a court of law, but for it, and for misleading the nation into war, they will be indicted in the high court of history," Mr. Kerry said.

"Once Richard (Dick) Cheney enters Canada … Canada must ensure that Dick Cheney is either investigated and prosecuted for the indictable offence of torture in Canada or extradited to another country willing and able to do so," Lawyers Against the War's Gail Davidson wrote.

It's not an indictable offense.

He extracted the figures for those sentenced for indictable offences.

Indictable offenses are further divided into treasons, other felonies, and misdemeanours.

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

"Neither is she charged with an indictable offence, she is charged with a summary offence".

Now it is a low-level, indictable felony with a maximum jail sentence of 18 months.