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The legal result of a verdict of not guilty.

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That trial ended with the surprise acquittal last year of all seven.
Reuters
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Following the 2011 acquittal, the Court of Cassation ordered a new trial.
Reuters
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The case ended in 1879 with the acquittal of all the accused.
History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Volume 2 [of 3] / From...
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After the acquittal, Sneddon moved on to other cases undaunted, McKinley said.
Reuters
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Zimmerman's acquittal was different though, it impacted people in a profound way.
Ebony
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Trump said he would make a fuller statement about the acquittal tomorrow.
Radio NZ
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Under the current law, the prosecution can appeal only against an acquittal.
Reuters
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With them his acquittal foreboded ill; but we hoped for the best.
A Woman's Life-Work — Labors and Experiences of Laura S. Havilan...
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What could he have possibly done at ten that required an acquittal?
Seven Minutes in Heaven
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After all that, the Sun says the story is Ms Brooks's acquittal.
The Irish Times
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To him the greatest men in Athens bow as suppliants, begging acquittal.
Authors of Greece
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An acquittal of Litvak could lead to a withdrawal of those pleas.
Reuters
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There can be no acquittal without probing this matter further, added Keeka.
The South African
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Those around her congratulated her and predicted the acquittal of her cousins.
An Historical Mystery (The Gondreville Mystery)
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This was what has sometimes been called the honorable acquittal of Oxford.
A History of the Four Georges, Volume I
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Justification, in Pharisaism as for St. Paul, means the verdict of acquittal.
Outspoken Essays
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