convictable

Able to condemn

Convictable describes someone or something that can result in a criminal conviction.

A person is convictable if sufficient evidence exists to find them guilty: With three eyewitnesses, he's clearly convictable.

An offense is convictable if it meets the legal threshold for prosecution: a convictable felony.

Also spelled convictible.

legal

indictable

Able to be charged

culpable · liable · felonious · extraditable · triable · accusable · amenable · statutory · codified · bailable

culpability

guilty

Responsible for wrongdoing

responsible · at-fault · complicit · incriminated · accountable · answerable · implicated · chargeable · censurable · condemnable

trial

verdict

Official court decision

indictment · arraignment · plea · testimony · cross-examination · courtroom · judge · sentencing · deliberation · acquittal

punishment

sentence

Complete thought, grammatically

probation · parole · fine · sanction · detention · confinement · correctional · restitution · retribution · justice

evidence

provable

Able to be established

corroborated · substantiated · documented · forensic · testimonial · authenticated · verified · credible · reliable · incontrovertible

Opposites
legal culpability

convictablenot guilty

Cleared of charges

exonerated · cleared · vindicated · immune · exculpable

moral/ethical standing

convictableinnocent

Free from moral wrong

blameless · guiltless · guilt-free · good · righteous

Family

conviction, convince, convict, unconvinced, convicted, convicts, convictions, convincingly, convicting

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