acquitted 的 2 个定义
- having been declared not guilty of a crime:The mayor extended condolences to the victim’s family, but also expressed empathy for the acquitted officers.
- Usually the acquitted . a person or persons who have been declared not guilty of a crime: None of the acquitted received any kind of compensation or redress.
acquitted 近义词
announce removal of blame
behave some way
更多acquitted例句
- After he was acquitted, he felt the weight of how easily the false accusation could have destroyed him, if not for the skill of his attorney.
- Courts sentenced the getaway driver to 30 years in prison, charged but have not arrested the alleged gunman and acquitted two other suspects.
- He was acquitted in a bench trial, before a judge and not a jury, according to a news story.
- She did not support Obamacare repeal, though she voted to acquit the president in his Senate trial and voted to confirm his Supreme Court nominees.
- The Senate’s vote determines whether the president will be convicted or acquitted on all charges.
- Of course, this does not mean that Elonis will be acquitted.
- Both spent four years in prison before a court acquitted them in 2011 after evidence was thrown into doubt by independent experts.
- After 90 minutes of deliberation, the jury found that the evidence was insufficient and acquitted Lizzie.
- Later that year, he was also tried for tax evasion, and was ultimately acquitted in both cases.
- The woman was acquitted of perjury, which could have landed the mother of three 15 years in jail.
- In harmony with a fundamental rule of law, a member who has once been acquitted cannot be tried again for the same offense.
- John Smith was later charged with sedition, acquitted, and finally restored to his rightful council position.
- In 1819 he acquitted himself most creditably of a mission entrusted to him by that young man.
- Although the trial involved many political entanglements, Burr was finally acquitted.
- He had dealings with the brigands and was arrested in the suit of the Chauffeurs of Mortagne, in 1809, but acquitted.