Phrases with «indictable»

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The word "indictable" means that a person has been accused of a serious crime and can be charged and brought to trial. Full definition

«indictable» + noun

Sentences with «indictable»

  • Appeal of indictable offences are heard by the province's Court of Appeal. (winnipegcriminaldefencelawyer.ca)
  • The hybridization of indictable offences was the single most important change that increased the volume and types of cases heard by the Provincial Courts. (ontariocourts.ca)
  • According to Pardon Services Canada, the legislation also rendered certain offenders, such as those with three or more convictions for indictable offences, permanently ineligible for a pardon, or what is now known as a record suspension, and raised the cost of getting a federal pardon to $ 631 from $ 150. (canadianlawyermag.com)
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