Sentence examples for unanimously acquitted from inspiring English sources

Her situation was evidently viewed with a good deal of sympathy in the courtroom, and she was unanimously acquitted.

After a trial you are unanimously acquitted by the jury and free, if somewhat bewildered and angered by the experience, to get on with your life.

The document was key evidence in their trial in 1991; the jury unanimously acquitted them, despite instruction from the judge to convict and that the two had admitted their role.

After a few nerve-wracking hours of deliberation, they unanimously acquitted me of all charges.

The defendants also were unanimously acquitted of illegal possession of firearms in a federal facility and of theft of government property, except in the case of Ryan Bundy, for whom jurors deadlocked on the charge of theft.

Following a 30-minute deliberation, Morikubo was unanimously acquitted [ 29].

The jury votes unanimously to acquit him.

The jury voted unanimously to acquit Mr Zimmerman on the basis that he had fired the gun believing his life was in danger.

The discrepancy in the name allowed the jury of his peers, 120 in number, unanimously to acquit him; as a nobleman the law of the time allowed him to be tried for a capital crime before the House of Lords sitting as a jury, with the Lord High Steward as judge.

A Jerusalem court decided unanimously to acquit Lieberman, who had been charged with fraud and breach of trust over allegations he gave an Israeli diplomat an ambassador's post in exchange for a tip-off about a police probe into his affairs.

The jury acquitted him unanimously and with thanks.