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Acquit

usgb/əˈkwɪt/Volume
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Legal Innocence

Use 'acquit' to describe a legal decision where someone is found not guilty.

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The court acquitted the defendant after the evidence was deemed insufficient.
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Final Judgment

An acquittal is the end of a trial; the person cannot be tried again for the same crime.

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Once acquitted of the crime, they walked out of the courtroom a free person.
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Jury's Role

A jury often decides to acquit someone after deliberation during a trial.

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After hours of deliberation, the jury acquitted the accused of all charges.
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