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Meanings of face criminal in English

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Usage of face criminal in English
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Also read: Phahlane becomes fourth consecutive police commissioner to face criminal charges
The South African
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Politicians in India routinely face criminal cases that rarely reach the courts.
Reuters
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Democratic presidential hopeful Hilary Clinton won't face criminal charges over email scandal.
Radio NZ
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Tialavea said the guard had been sacked and could face criminal charges.
Radio NZ
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The IOPC investigation concluded that the officer should not face criminal charges.
The Guardian
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He denied wrongdoing in Brazil, and does not face criminal charges there.
Reuters
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Seventy face administrative proceedings, while two are likely to face criminal charges.
The Guardian
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The commission said AMP could also face criminal penalties for misleading regulator ASIC.
Radio NZ
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Protest leader Chumani Maxwele is likely to face criminal charges over the incident.
The South African
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It was not immediately clear if Pickle will face criminal charges.
Reuters
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In May the IOPC said he would not face criminal action.
Reuters
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It means that the company and individuals could face criminal charges.
Reuters
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This means the company will not face criminal charges after a six-year investigation.
The Guardian
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There are precedents for senior officials to face criminal charges in this way.
Reuters
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It may still also face criminal charges linked to mortgage matters.
Reuters
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Pennsylvania top prosecutor could face criminal charges: Pittsburgh media HARRISBURG, Pa.
Reuters
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Face criminal across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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