Adjective
Capable of being prosecuted; liable to prosecution.
Source: Webster's dictionaryIf they are destroying a flag that belongs to someone else, that's a prosecutable crime. If it is a flag they own, I really don't want to amend the Constitution to prosecute someone for foolishly desecrating their own property. We should condemn them and pity them instead. Colin Powell
Comey disclosed publicly that the FBI was looking into whether Clinton's emails violated federal law in September 2015, but by May 2016, he was pretty sure there was no prosecutable case. Source: Internet
As in, I’m from the class being hurt by such deceit, therefore I think it’s a good idea that it be made illegal and possibly prosecutable whereas you are of the class… Source: Internet
Comey added he felt vindicated by that judgment, saying the report "resoundingly demonstrates that there was no prosecutable case against Mrs. Clinton, as we had concluded." Source: Internet
"It moves sex work into the same category that homosexuality itself was in the 1950s: merely talking about it could be perceived as facilitating it, promoting it, or encouraging it - thus making it prosecutable." Source: Internet
The Auditor General finds that Martin Cal committed a prosecutable offense by signing Simon Troung’s 3 A recommender form. Source: Internet