Sentence examples for been acquittal on from inspiring English sources

Assange said the only just outcome would have been acquittal on all the charges, saying conviction was a "clear abuse" of the first amendment and Espionage Act in the US.

This Court has previously held that a judicial acquittal premised upon a "misconstruction" of a criminal statute is an "acquittal on the merits..

The most significant was the acquittal on November 16th of two Croatian generals by the UN war-crimes tribunal in The Hague.

A mistaken acquittal is an acquittal nonetheless, and we have long held that "[a] verdict of acquittal..

"One judge I used to appear in front of said, 'The indictment is always on page one, but the acquittal or dismissal is on the last page, several years later and a lot of expense for everybody.'".

The subject was the jury that Mr. Nagle sat on, which, after four months of testimony, was leaning toward acquittal on some charges brought by the government.

In 1978 she was celebrating her acquittal on charges of heroin possession when she and Bergmann crashed a car he was driving, and she broke her neck.

There are other questions, too, in the wake of Langham's conviction for downloading child pornography - and, it should also be acknowledged, his acquittal on six charges of indecent assault and two charges of buggery with an under-age girl.

First, the Court considered the first jury's verdict of guilty on the second-degree murder charge to be an 'implicit acquittal' on the charge of first-degree murder.

She dropped the claim after News UK – the News Corp subsidiary that under a previous guise as News International published the now-defunct News of the World – which was indemnifying her costs, said it would not be seeking to be reimbursed following her acquittal on all charges.

Walking "free" would have been an acquittal.