Antonyms for criminallycrim·i·nal·ly

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1. criminally, reprehensivelyadverb

   in a shameful manner

   "the garden was criminally neglected"

   Synonyms:
   reprehensively

2. criminallyadverb

   in violation of the law; in a criminal manner

   "the alterations in the document were ruled to be criminally fraudulent"

   Synonyms:
   reprehensively

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1. Assemblyman Ron Kim:

   The window of being truthful and asking for forgiveness is gone, i think there was a small window early on where they could have admitted their mistake and asked for forgiveness but now they have tripled down on their lies amid cover-ups, where if they admit the truth, they admit to acting criminally.

2. Rodrigo Janot:

   Nobody will want to turn state's witness if they know they will not face punishment, imagine what will happen if people know they can act criminally and that the most remote thing in the universe is the chance that they would go to prison?

3. David Becker:

   The idea that you could be criminally targeted for prosecution but not represented by a lawyer who you chose, that you like, that is willing to represent you, pro bono -- that's blatantly un-American by any measure.

4. Evan Baddour:

   We are obviously pleased with the opinion rendered by the Court of Criminal Appeals on Friday, and believe the Court's opinion speaks for itself, there is still much to be done, and we are eager to continue fighting for Mr. Tim Gilbert and the right of the criminally accused to receive a fair trial.

5. Kshama Sawant:

   We will no longer tolerate a system that buries poor and working class people in taxes, while giving big business and the super-rich yet another free ride; a system that underfunds affordable housing to the point where thousands are homeless, a system that criminally underfunds education.

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