The quality or state of being subject to fines; the characteristic of an offense that allows it to be punished with a monetary penalty.
From finable plus the abstract noun suffix -ness. This legal term describes the capacity of an offense to receive a fine as its primary or alternative punishment.
Finableness is basically the legal system's way of saying 'this is minor enough that we'll let you pay money instead of serving time'—it's a graded severity thing.
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