criminal offense

I'd even make it a criminal offense, not just civil.

It was, for instance, a criminal offense in many states.

In some cases, the violation can be a criminal offense.

It was already a criminal offense to leak the information.

A central bank spokesman said any evidence of criminal offenses would be turned over to a court.

In most states, unauthorized practice of law is a criminal offense.

In some other countries, during the war, listening to foreign stations was a criminal offense.

"I knew that sexual abuse was a criminal offense," she said.

There were, however, no significant differences, in formal criminal offenses.

Gordon's police record note various criminal offenses between 1951 and 1972.

If I lie to those attorneys, it would be a criminal offense.

This is called computer intrusion, and it's a criminal offense.

I might add that just following orders to make a special structure is not a criminal offense.

Under current law, only workers who are dismissed for criminal offenses can lose benefits.

In a democracy, that's no more than the exercise of free speech, not a criminal offense.

Any religious practices, such as making the sign of the cross, are criminal offenses.

I also wish this was a criminal offense with huge penalties.

The President cannot commute a sentence for a state criminal offense.

None of the youths has been charged with any criminal offense.

Both distribution and possession are now criminal offenses in almost all Western countries.

If incompetence were a criminal offense, he'd be behind bars.

At his trial, he faced five counts of criminal offenses.

Exchanging money on the informal, black market is a criminal offense.

Violations or lack of permits was made a criminal offense.