Sentence examples for warranted charging from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors in the Tate and Brazill cases have said that the severity of the crimes warranted charging the juveniles as adults.

In a statement, the CPS said it "considers that the evidential test was passed on the basis that the evidence is sufficient to have warranted charging and prosecuting Lord Janner in relation to the particular charges" relating to nine of the individuals.

The CPS decided at the time that there was no evidence to warrant charging him.

"I think it's pretty clear that she had some knowledge, and maybe some culpability, though clearly not enough to warrant charging her".

Find out when and how often (one day a week, or 2 or 3 evenings) they would be able to assist, and what expenses may warrant charging a fee for such classes.

The inquiry uncovered no evidence to warrant charges and had lain dormant, the senior investigator said.

Investigators, court records showed, had documented a deliberate campaign against civilians to put down Libya's uprising, enough to warrant charges of crimes against humanity.

They said the police investigation was so thorough that there was nothing more the police could have done, or do in the future, that would warrant charges.

But Edward O'Donnell, a lawyer for Mr. Faget, said his client had done nothing to warrant charges under the Espionage Act, and nothing to betray his country or to jeopardize national security.

Legal experts say that such exchanges violate the judicial code of conduct, and under some interpretations could warrant charges of witness tampering, a criminal offense that carries a 10-year sentence.

Days later, Comey issued another letter saying the agency had not found anything new that would warrant charges against Clinton, but the political damage had been done with the election looming. .