A simple acquittal will do.

Aren't you on your hundredth acquittal?

I'm bringing you an acquittal that's already all cooked.

Counsel, why did you talk to me of acquittal?

With her acquittal, Diane gets full control of the Tremayne estate, and it is expected that she and her chauffeur husband will take a belated honeymoon trip abroad.

Well, the vote's nine to three in favour of acquittal.

Frankly, I don't see how you can vote for acquittal.

And when I heard that you were on your hundredth acquittal,

In the event of acquittal, there is no remedy available to the prosecution.

And I would say still more if his acquittal seemed to me in doubt.

An acquittal, from God and His Messenger, unto the idolaters with whom you made covenant

An acquittal, from God and His Messenger, unto the idolaters with whom you made covenant

For, just like his friends and his clients, we're anxious to celebrate his hundredth acquittal.

An acquittal from Allah and His Messenger to the idolaters with whom you have made agreements

An acquittal from Allah and His Messenger to the idolaters with whom you have made agreements

The Chamber denied defence motions for judgements of acquittal at the close of the prosecution case.

The historic independence of the common law jury has protected its verdicts of acquittal from any review.

Of the 18 judgements, 11 were death sentences, 6 were life imprisonments and 1 was an acquittal.

To be defended by Aubanel, for these people, is almost like being innocent, because acquittal is certain.

(i) Release on bail is not allowed in any case, not even when an acquittal is pending approval

(b) The Government of Peru merely states that the judgement of acquittal was quashed on 6 June 1994.

The speech led to the speaker's prosecution and eventual acquittal by the Supreme Court of Norway, on freedom of speech grounds.

One acquittal was overturned, resulting in the conviction of one defendant of crimes against humanity, while the other four cases were dismissed.

The judgement of acquittal of the three detective officers by the Vienna Regional Criminal Court on 24 April 1996 was therefore said to be final.

The Strugar case adjourned for five weeks, in May and June 2004, while the defence submitted and the Chamber considered the 98 bis motion for acquittal.

The Committee further notes that this house arrest was imposed on him after his acquittal and release by virtue of a final judgement of the Military Tribunal.

Where he decides that the Prosecution has failed to do so, he will then order the discharge and acquittal of the accused person, and the trial is concluded.

To be sure, in the legal tradition of common law countries, an appellate court cannot disturb an acquittal below, and indeed to do so, would pose serious constitutional questions.

Its absence did not prevent the authorities from conducting their investigation or serving the notice of acquittal on the author outside the court's district, or the courts from deliberating.

5.2 The author argues that the Prosecutor should and could have appealed ex officio the acquittal decree entered by the Misdemeanours Court, rather than recommending to it the dropping of the charges.

Also, in September 2004, the Supreme Court ruled against publicizing complainants' identities in sex offences, following the conclusive acquittal of the accused (C.A.A 5877 99 Haim Yanos v. The State of Israel (28.09.04)).

It had maintained a multiparty system since 1980, and it had an independent judiciary, as demonstrated by the recent acquittal of the leader of the opposition party who had been charged with treason.

Cities should be full of vibrations, full of sound, full of music.

The State party maintains that since the document was used in support of acquittal, it is illogical to reject it in the case of a conviction, particularly bearing in mind the author's subsequent conduct.

It was not until 26 June 1999 that the Constitutional Court ruled that a conviction by an appeal court following an acquittal by the court of first instance did not violate the right to review.

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He maintains that, unlike other States parties, when Spain ratified the Covenant, it did not make a reservation that would have excluded cases in which defendants were convicted after appeals had been filed against their acquittal.

He argues, referring to the Committee's Views in Suarez de Guerrero v. Colombia, that the officer's domestic acquittal does not absolve the State party from its Covenant obligations and independent international assessment of the facts claimed.

I want a full rehearsal, ballet, full orchestra....

Furthermore, the author cited the Constitutional Court ruling of 26 June 1999, which established that a conviction by an appeal court following an acquittal by the court of first instance did not violate the right to review.

According to the Convention, a person's right to have his conviction reviewed by a higher tribunal may be subject to exceptions in cases in which the person was convicted following an appeal against acquittal at first instance.

On 30 July 1996, the Supreme Court of Justice annulled the acquittal and ordered the First Trial Judge to issue warrants for the arrest of the two brothers and of the other persons accused of stealing vehicles.

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