And the judge found us reluctantly found us not guilty, so ...

A simple acquittal will do.

Persons Convicted or Acquitted 26 Accused in 20 Judgements

It took the jury only 10 minutes to bring in a verdict of not guilty for Ruth.

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

And it is your charge to say, having heard the evidence, whether he be guilty or not.

At present, two acquitted persons are still in Arusha in spite of having been acquitted by judgement of 25 February 2004, in the Cyangugu trial.

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

The Court allegedly did not respect the presumption of innocence nor was the judgement of the court published.

The court declared the defendant innocent.

The Constitution stated that an accused person was innocent until found guilty in a court of law, and that he had the right to defend himself.

Safeguards will have to be developed to protect the right of individuals to be presumed innocent before judgement.

In 1988, despite his claim of innocence, he was found guilty of murder, convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment, with a minimum imprisonment of 30 years.

The acquittals had been objective and unrelated to the allegations of torture.

Of these, twenty two were convicted and three acquitted.

The overwhelming majority of inmates were unconvicted persons, supposedly benefiting from the presumption of innocence.

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

The sentence for both offences will attract a maximum sentence on conviction on indictment of life imprisonment.

Decides as a step to assist in the investigation of this crime and without prejudice to the ultimate judicial determination of the guilt or innocence of any individual

(b) Judicial proceedings concerning the offence of high treason were initiated in August 1993 before the military courts, as a result of which a judgement acquitting all the detainees was rendered by the Special Military Judge and upheld by the Navy Council.

The sentence for both groups of offences will attract a maximum sentence on conviction on indictment of life imprisonment.

Murder is a severe crime, punishable by life imprisonment.

You're in the clear now. You don't need me anymore.

The possibility of applying to a court to review a conviction on the basis of new evidence was by definition something other than a review of an existing conviction, as an existing conviction is based on evidence that existed at the time it was handed down.

According to the Prosecutor, Rajic was tried, acquitted and released.

The judgement reads as follows The crime committed is statutory rape.

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.

You've not judged me.

The trial and conviction of Mr. Samaali were therefore invalid.

In total, the Special Panels have tried 87 defendants 84 of them were convicted of crimes against humanity and other charges, while three were acquitted of all charges.

On 29 May 1990 he was acquitted by a judicial ruling.

You've been tried, you've been acquitted.

Although a person acquitted at first instance may be convicted on appeal by the higher court, this circumstance alone cannot impair the defendant's right to a review of his conviction and sentence by a higher court.

He was tried in secret and, on 6 August 2004, convicted.

On 8 June Mr. Lim was summarily found guilty and sentenced to one year in prison.

Seventeen had been convicted of offences unrelated to the cause of death (including abuse and causing injury) 14 had been acquitted on all charges, 3 were currently standing trial while 2 had had their charge sheets annulled.

Things derived from a crime concerning which a verdict of guilty or judicial pardon has been rendered, provided that the owner thereof is not a person having had no hand in the crime

In the case of a verdict of guilty or judicial pardon, the things used or prepared for the commission of the crime may be confiscated provided that the owner thereof is not a person having had no hand in the crime.

Fortunately, in July 2005 the Chilean courts handed down a favourable decision acquitting the indigenous leaders.

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

The President retains final review of convictions and sentences.

In early 1995, the offence of which the author was convicted was classified as non capital murder and his death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment on 16 March 1995.

. A dozen respondents indicated that compensation was provided irrespective of a final decision by a criminal court on the crime.

The judge of first instance had acquitted the accused, and that verdict had been confirmed by the criminal division of the State of Chiapas High Court of Justice.

Ten other persons in the case had allegedly been acquitted on a court ruling that their confessions had been extracted under torture.