And Waldo was doing everything he could to incriminate him.

And one of them is the Constitution right not to say anything that might incriminate us.

I was sure that once you knew the true identity of the burglar, you'd try and incriminate him.

Did Greece have a civilian review board or similar entity to counterbalance police officers' refusal to incriminate one another?

You took them from the Caldwell house, you hid 'em, and today you planted 'em here to incriminate Mr. Jessup.

The torture was not politically motivated but rather was intended to make the victims incriminate themselves or to obtain from them information for the anti crime campaign.

The purpose of this text is to protect the right of the accused not to be forced to incriminate himself or herself, and to disallow the use of extrajudicial confession as evidence.

He quotes former officials, cited in newspaper articles, who claimed that the assassination attempt was orchestrated by the security forces and the President himself in order to incriminate supporters of former President Gamsakhurdia.

Although this does not incriminate either the institution as a whole or its high command, it is essential to press the investigation forward and to try in the courts of ordinary justice the individuals involved.

11. Furthermore, article 186 of the Criminal Code of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, article 60 of the Penal Law of the Republic of Serbia and article 52 of the Penal Law of the Republic of Montenegro incriminate the violation of the equality of citizens, that is, the violation of equality (the Penal Law of the Republic of Montenegro).