Sentence examples for Win acquittal from inspiring English sources

At the trial, Mr Evans, acting as his own lawyer, performed well enough to win acquittal on all counts.

It emerged that prosecutors had failed to disclose information, like conflicting statements by witnesses, that might have helped Mr. Stevens win acquittal.

"You can win acquittal with a good-faith defense that you sincerely believed you do not have to pay taxes," Mr. Minns said.

While Egyptian legal experts said it was too soon to draw conclusions about the ultimate verdict, for many Egyptians, the testimony on Monday raised for the first time the possibility that Mr. Mubarak might win acquittal.

While Egyptian legal experts said it was too soon to draw conclusions about the verdict, for many Egyptians, the testimony raised the possibility that Mr. Mubarak might win acquittal.

Lawyers for Mr. Mohammed could well calculate that their greatest legal obligation is not to win acquittal but to save his life, and that there is no better place to try to do that than in a Manhattan federal courtroom.

To win acquittals, the defense need not convict alternate culprits, just raise doubts in the judges' minds.

…(with Ebb), directed, and choreographed Chicago, a musical set in the 1920s about two female murderers (Verdon and Chita Rivera) who manipulate the press to win acquittals.

In 1975 77 he cowrote (with Ebb), directed, and choreographed Chicago, a musical set in the 1920s about two female murderers (Verdon and Chita Rivera) who manipulate the press to win acquittals.

Fila failed to win acquittals in his four previous cases before the tribunal.

"Hironaka is the type of lawyer who will thoroughly fight the prosecutors' charge, and he's been able to win acquittals in many big cases," said Nobuo Gohara, a lawyer and former prosecutor in Japan who isn't connected to the case.