Sentence examples for as a result of the acquittal from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Serbia's Prime Minister Alexander Vucic expressed concern that his Serbian Progressive Party's hold on power could be made more vulnerable as a result of the acquittal.

As a result of the acquittal in an identical case, the State Security's prosecutor realized that unless he downgrades the charges, my father and the other defendants will be acquitted as well.

As a result of the acquittal, the CCTV footage of the event can now be released, and it tells a remarkably different story to what was presented as evidence against the two men.

Before Chief Bratton's arrival, the department was tainted by scandals, including the Rodney G. King beating in 1991 by police officers and the department's failure to control the riots that broke out as a result of their acquittal.

Treasury sources indicated on Thursday that the order would not automatically be lifted as a result of his acquittal.

As a result of Dan White's trial, California voters changed the law to reduce the likelihood of acquittals of accused who knew what they were doing but claimed their capacity was impaired.

Writer said as a result of this ruling there was an increase in the number of defendants who pleaded insanity and in the number of insanity acquittals.

Edna broke the story of an attempted coverup involving a black insurance man named Arthur McDuffie, who died as a result of injuries suffered in an encounter with some Metro-Dade policemen — policemen whose acquittal on manslaughter charges some months later touched off three nights of rioting in Miami's black community.

Italian newspaper L'Unione Sarda reports that Cellino's acquittal was a result of a change in Italian law, which saw the offence he was charged with being decriminalised.

As the result of such acquittals, Hutchinson was described by Arnold Goodman, the showbiz solicitor and political Mr Fixit, as "the most brilliant criminal counsel of our day".

As a result, the court below reasoned, the case terminates "based on an error of law unrelated to [the] defendant's guilt or innocence on the ele-ments of the charged offense," and thus falls outside the definition of an acquittal.