Young Gytha Ogg had already lost her innocence7 but she had some clear ideas about unwelcome intentions, and when he jumped out at her in the scullery she had technically committed treason with a large leg of lamb swung in both hands.

Such a sentence is likely to be ordered where an offender has technically committed an offence but is morally blameless for it.

On the advice of lawyers, the Royal Navy and other international naval forces have often released suspected pirates that they have captured because, although the men are frequently armed, they have not been caught engaging in acts of piracy and have thus not technically committed a crime.

And an additional 68 (including 58 in Arizona) are in a higher, "transitional" phase of the program, but still technically committed and often living on state land.

Now came the time to investigate the little girl herself, the one who had technically committed the offense.

Now, if he were here, I think he would say that he has not technically committed the crime of perjury because it wasn't a material fact.

Since tiger kidnapping is technically two crimes committed in tandem, statistics regarding their occurrence are difficult to compile.