Примеры использования Incriminate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Incriminate myself?
Why would he incriminate himself?
I decline to answer on the basis it might incriminate me.
And incriminate myself?
You really think I would incriminate myself?
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I can only incriminate myself if I'm actually guilty of a crime.
I refuse to answer on the grounds… that it may incriminate me.
You must not incriminate yourself, Monsieur.
I refuse to answer on the grounds it might incriminate me.
I can incriminate Shine and he, in turn, can do the same to you.
Why wouldn't she incriminate you then?
I refuse to answer on the grounds that it may incriminate me.
Hey, look, I think I found something that might incriminate Henry Wilcox, but I can't take it any further.
I refuse to answer on the grounds that it may incriminate me.
It should be particularly emphasized that a number of norms of Chapter 30 of CC incriminate only the public official's acts without indicting public officials holding high office who constitute separate subject of crime.
Yes, but I refuse to answer that on the grounds that it might incriminate me.
Victims and witnesses may not be committed to medical institutions for the purpose of assessment,except where they incriminate the suspect, the accused or the defendant in a serious or particularly serious offence covered by article 15, parts 4 and 5, of the Criminal Code, and their testimony cannot be reliably verified by any other means.
You know something, or he thinks you do,that would incriminate him.
Victims and witnesses may not be committed to medical institutions for the purposes of assessment,except where they incriminate the suspect, the accused or the defendant in a serious or particularly serious offence as provided for by article 15, paragraphs 4 and 5, of the Criminal Code, and their testimony cannot be reliably verified by other means.
I refuse to answer on the grounds that it may incriminate me.
Any person has the right to refuse to give testimony which might incriminate himself, his relative in direct descent, sibling, adoptive parent, adoptive child, spouse or common-law spouse or other person related to him by family or otherwise whose detriment he would rightfully perceive as his own article 47 of the Constitution, section 100 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
I know that you think that if you don't say anything, you can't incriminate Wallace.
Swearing revenge, he plans a smear campaign against Sung by planting flyers which incriminate Sung for his role in the murder of another candidate.
As Priori, you are duty bound to uphold the law,unconcerned by who whomever it may incriminate.
You have to andarte with caution so you do not detect or incriminate you for a murder.
It has been argued that allowing brain scans in the United States would violate the 5th Amendment's right to not self incriminate.
Algerian law andall the legislative provisions on combating terrorism incriminate terrorist activity in all its aspects.
A soldier cannot refuse a demand by a command investigator to provide information, by testimony of other manner, even ifhe is entitled not to provide it to an investigating entity, since it might incriminate him.
Such are the words of a man who was determined from the start to prosecute and incriminate rather than monitor and investigate.
Thus, the Fifth Amendment guarantees that persons have the right to refuse to testify as to matters which would incriminate them.