Sentence examples for prosecutable offense from inspiring English sources

She said that his testimony probably did not constitute a prosecutable offense but "it might have been potentially misleading".

Never mind that waterboarding has been a prosecutable offense in the United States for more than a century.

But if the failure to hold a secret or top-secret security clearance is a prosecutable offense, almost every translator working in Abu Ghraib would be found guilty.

In July he held a news conference — without telling the Justice Department what he would say — to announce that the bureau had concluded Clinton did not commit a prosecutable offense.

WASHINGTON — Prosecutors for the military commission trials at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, disclosed in a document posted Friday that they had added a charge of conspiracy against an Iraqi detainee, potentially setting up a test of whether Congress has the power to make conspiracy a prosecutable offense in a war-crimes tribunal despite its not being recognized as an international war crime.

Those restrictions, had they been kept intact, would have made web-streaming music of any kind a potentially prosecutable offense.

Yet despite internal memos explicitly mentioning numerous prosecutable offenses by Mnuchin and co., then California Attorney General Kamala Harris refused to prosecute.

A Special Counsel has a narrow task: investigate, determine if there are any prosecutable offenses, and if so, bring charges.

In 1548, the German diet in Augsburg ruled that their murder was not a prosecutable offence.

This could be a prosecutable crime.

According to the federal prosecutors, the allegations of referee misconduct contained in Lauro's letter are not relevant to his plea for a lighter sentence because the government's investigation "did not lead to evidence of prosecutable federal offenses".