Amerciable (Adjective)

Of a crime or misdemeanor; punishable by a fine set by a judge.

All adjective clusters.

The americeable offense was subject to a hefty fine imposed by the presiding judge.
Traffic tickets were often considered americeable offenses, punishable by fines and not jail time.
After careful consideration, the judge decided the theft was an americeable offense, meriting a large fine rather than prison time.
Because of its non-violent nature, littering was generally treated as an americeable crime in most jurisdictions.
By contrast, reckless driving was often an americeable misdemeanor that would be addressed by paying a stiff fine and potentially taking driving courses.