Sentence examples for if found innocent from inspiring English sources

Like any citizen, Mr. Nour must be tried under the judicial process; if found innocent, he will be released.

John Robinson This superb, bleakly realist, series reaches its penultimate episode tonight, with Naz looking so hardened by his brief incarceration that even if found innocent, he might find it hard to return to normality.

He said that civilians from government-held areas are often taken by Islamic State for investigation and, if found innocent of collaborating with the state security services, submit to a religious course before being released.

Even if found innocent at trial, Buddhist monastic code will require Venerable Dhammajayo to start as a brand new monk and lose all seniority if he were to ordain again after being disrobed.

Even worse, these records don't show if a case was thrown out, if you were found innocent or even if you were never charged.

"If someone is found guilty, they should be punished," Mr. da Silva said, "and if someone is found innocent, they should be acquitted".

The interior minister, Rehman Malik, issued a typically ambiguous statement, telling reporters outside parliament that the government would defend the disgraced cricketers "if they are found innocent".

More broadly, human-rights groups worry whether Mr Rumsfeld has any intention of releasing people he deems a threat to the United States or capable of providing useful information in the war on terror, even if they are found innocent.

In Cleveland, before Judge John O'Donnell delivered his verdict on Saturday, rumors ran rampant the same would happen if Brelo were found innocent of two counts of voluntary manslaughter for shooting Russell and Williams.

The Ipswich forward said he has been advised that, even if he is found innocent, the BHA would not refund his legal costs.

John Taylor, director of a sports sponsorship company and a veteran of the industry, told the BBC: "Even if Pistorius is found innocent, he is damaged goods.