Sentence examples for non-incriminating from inspiring English sources

For Trump, there are no good — that is, non-incriminating — answers to these questions.

Having just assured us, hand on heart, that Secretary Clinton's deleted emails are staggeringly dull, they now are alarmed that her supposedly "non-incriminating" messages might be released.

It means that if Ms. Lerner were, for example, to answer where she physically was on Jan . 2 2011 (a random date chosen by the author, and of no particular concern), or whom she spoke to on that date, or even what her email address was at the time, these seemingly simple, innocuous, non-incriminating, answers might supply that very link needed to prosecute her.

If you must throw evidence away be sure to make it non incriminating.

Should the officer ask you a question about the manner you were driving in and you feel compelled to answer, it's always good idea to keep your answers brief and as non- incriminating as possible.

Each of these statements are very incriminating and consistent throughout.

The most incriminating piece of evidence was the fact that he doesn't own a computer.

The district attorney's office may have far more incriminating evidence.

Boasts grew bolder, metaphors more crass and colorful, details more specific and self-incriminating.

It is preferable, however, to distinguish a confession from other kinds of self-incriminating actions.

A footnote listed precedents ruling that prosecutors could not use self-incriminating statements made by a defendant before a warning.