| 单词 | Incriminate |
| 释义 | 可導致入罪 1. Tend to prove the guilt of. The privilege against self-incrimination excuses a witness from giving particular evidence on the ground that the evidence may tend to prove that the witness has committed an offence or is liable to a civil penalty. A defendant in a criminal proceeding is not compellable to answer any question tending to criminate himself: Evidence Ordinance (Cap 8) s 10; Ho Sai Chu v Cheung Yun Sing [1993] 2 HKC 506. The right not to incriminate oneself cannot reasonably be confined to statements of admissions of wrongdoing or to remarks which are directly incriminating since even neutral evidence may be deployed in a way which supports the prosecution case: Halsbury’s Laws of Hong Kong, Vol 14, Human Right [210.171]. 2. Involve in an accusation. 3. Charge with a crime. See also Charge; Compellable; Privilege against self-incrimination; Right to silence. 1.有助證明某人有罪。免使自己入罪的特權容許證人基於有關證據可能傾向於證明其罪行或須承受某項民事刑罰的法律責任，而獲豁免提供該等證據。刑事法律程序中的被告人不得被強迫回答任何傾向於導致其入罪的問題：《證據條例》（第8章）第10條；Ho Sai Chu v Cheung Yun Sing [1993] 2 HKC 506。由於中立證據亦可被用作支持控方的案件，因此將免使自己入罪的權利的應用範圍局限於認罪陳述書或直接使自己入罪的論述，並非合理的做法：Halsbury’s Laws of Hong Kong, 第14冊，人權，第[210.171]段。 2. 涉及一項指控。 3. 就某罪行提出檢控。另見 Charge; Compellable; Privilege against self-incrimination; Right to silence。v. |
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