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chiona
Usage
  1. ábhar an chiona = subject of the crime
  2. mar gheall ar thromaíocht an chiona = by reason of the serious nature of the offence
  3. a scaoileadh críochnaitheach i leith an chiona ar mar gheall air a eiseachadh é = his final discharge in respect of the offence for which he was extradited
  4. má chomhcheilgeann sé leis an bhfostaí chun an fostaí do dhéanamh aon chiona den sórt sin = where he conspires with the employee for the commission by the employee of any such offence
  5. maidir le toghairm luafar inti go gearr i ngnáthchaint sonraí i dtaobh an chiona a líomhnaítear = a summons shall state shortly in ordinary language particulars of the offence alleged
  6. éigiontóidh an chúirt an duine i ndéanamh an chiona, glacfaidh an duine leis an tsuim mar lánsásamh sna héilimh go léir uaidh de dhroim a ghabhála = the court acquits the person of having committed the crime, the person shall accept such sum in full satisfaction of all claims by him arising from his arrest
  7. dlífear ar é a chiontú ar díotáil príosúnacht a chur air de réir tromaíocht an chiona a rinne an duine eile nó ar thug sé iarracht ar é a dhéanamh = he shall be liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment according to the gravity of the offence that the other person has committed or attempted to commit
  8. ní shaothrófar imeachtaí ina choinne ach amháin sa mhéid go dtaispeánfaidh comhábhair an chiona faoina thuairisc nua gur cion é ar cead eiseachadadh ina leith = he shall only be proceeded against in so far as the offence under its new description is shown by its constituent elements to be an offence which would allow extradition
  9. cruthófar go ndearnadh an cion le toiliú nó le cúlcheadú nó gur inchurtha é i leith aon fhaillí ar thaobh aon duine a bhí tráth déanta an chiona ina stiúrthóir ar an gcomhlacht = the offence is proved to have been committed with the consent or connivance of or to have been attributable to any neglect on the part of any person, who when the offence was committed, was a director of the body