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in·dict·able [ɪnˈdaɪtəbl̩, ingl am -t̬-] AGG inv
1. indictable (liable to prosecution):
- indictable
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2. indictable (chargeable):
- indictable person
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For indictable offences, the period is 90 days from the date the detention order was made.
en.wikipedia.org The agreement is illegal, and could not be enforced, but clearly the parties to it would not be indictable.
en.wikipedia.org This act creates the offence of an "attempted" offence, as long as the offence being attempted is an indictable one.
en.wikipedia.org They involve themselved in judical procedure by conducting investigations, determination indictable cases, and prosecution process.
en.wikipedia.org An example of this is family law, or an indictable offence in criminal law.
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www.ingenious.de The editorial office is only responsible for external information, if it is aware of the information and its potential illegal and indictable content and if it is technically possible and reasonable to avoid its usage.
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Für fremde Hinweise ist die Redaktion nur dann verantwortlich, wenn sie von ihnen, das heißt auch von einem eventuellen rechtswidrigen bzw. strafbaren Inhalt, positive Kenntnis hat, und es technisch möglich und zumutbar ist, deren Nutzung zu verhindern.
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www.comspace.de According to the current legal situation in Germany, such a transfer would be indictable and can therefore be punished with fines up to 50000 Euros.
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Gemäß der aktuellen Rechtslage in Deutschland wäre eine solche Übermittlung strafbar und kann mit Strafen von bis zu 50.000 Euro geahndet werden.
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