incriminate

Yet lurking behind the smiling face are sinister intentions to radicalise, incriminate and profit from his willing students.

Trump now has a seven-day window to challenge the release of papers, which could further incriminate him in the public eye as the 2024 election enters its closing stretch.

Police sent France into a bugged jail in hopes of getting Leasure to incriminate himself, a scheme the cautious Leasure foiled by writing his remarks on a piece of paper, then erasing them.

In addition, their client’s right not to incriminate herself was violated during a lengthy detention and questioning by deputies at the site of her wrecked SUV, they said.

Suppose your answer to a routine query could incriminate you or there’s no way to prove to an official that you aren’t lying.