Sentence examples for fully acquitted from inspiring English sources
"But they were fully acquitted on all counts, so I'm elated".
The report, based on observations of more than 800 proceedings, interviews and more than a year of research by volunteers, says Palestinian defendants were fully acquitted in only 23 of 8,854 cases that reached verdicts in 2006, constituting a rate of 0.26percentt.
Strongly intoxicated at the time of the crime, he was charged but fully acquitted.
Two of my father's three co-defendants were fully acquitted; the jury did not return a single guilty verdict in over 100 charges.
Years of political scandal, investigations, and sensational Maclean's covers ended on a somewhat flat note Thursday when Senator Mike Duffy was fully acquitted of the 31 spending scandal-related charges against him.
However, despite reams of DNA, physical and circumstantial evidence proving that on June 12th , 1994he savagely butchered and killed his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman, the disgraced former legend was fully acquitted thanks to a lame jury, an inept LAPD, a star-struck judge and a masterful carnival-barker of a lead defense attorney with a magic glove "that would not fit".
Lawrence said the problems of juveniles in NT prisons had to be addressed "by a system that's properly resourced, providing nothing less than best practice which is acquitted by fully qualified and professionally trained staff, creating appropriate behavioural programs and education for adolescent offenders of various types and backgrounds".
The girl's lawyer told AFP news agency that Rimsha "should be acquitted immediately", as it had been "fully proven that it was a conspiracy".
Mr. Zimmerman, who was ultimately acquitted, could have been described more accurately as a self-appointed sentinel, legally armed and fully protected against the full consequences for homicide under the state's notorious Stand Your Ground law.
