He was acquitted.

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

The defendant is discharged.

Acquitted?

Acquitted!

They were thus unable to enjoy either conditional release, parole or even unconditional release, when they had been acquitted or had completed their sentence.

He had already been detained between August 1992 and July 1993 on charges of terrorism, of which he was acquitted.

You're off the hook, Kelly.

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

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

You were gonna get me off scotfree.

He was ultimately exonerated, at the age of 78, through DNA evidence.

Later, and fairly recently, acquitted on appeal in fact, on the second appeal.

Mr. al Zu'bi was acquitted of the charges against him in connection with the attempted coup d'état of 8 September 1966.

Following that egregious crime, five members of the armed forces were each sentenced to five years in prison, but other participants were acquitted.

In other countries, persons have been released on grounds of innocence, often many years after conviction.

Demand the unconditional release of all detainees

In fact, there are two other women who were convicted on the basis of the evidence of this pediatrician, who have subsequently been released on appeal.

The department contributed towards establishing your father's innocence.

ROSSlCOLOMBOTTI ACQUITTED AND CHEERED BY WOMEN

In due course, all four accused were acquitted of the offences charged.

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

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

All detainees must either be immediately released or charged with a recognizable offence.

Sixthly, detainees in Darfur who were not indicted or proved guilty of crimes specified under the law must be released.

(d) To release immediately and unconditionally all detained or imprisoned political prisoners

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Looks like he's been released, sir.

The Commission urges the immediate and unconditional release of all the kidnapped persons.

Three officers were charged with manslaughter and acquitted in that case.) It was alleged that Dennis Stevens had been subjected to severe beatings prior to being placed in the cell for allegedly assaulting a staff member.

But the army holds a hearing, and Jackson's acquitted.

The police officers have reportedly been acquitted and resumed their work.

And I went out.

(n) Delay in effecting the release of individuals for more than eight months after a judge finds them innocent cannot be considered normal.

In 1991 he was released.

He was later released.

Did the police let him go?

He was subsequently released, after being warned not to tell of his treatment.

He remained in custody for some 15 or 20 days before being released on bail and was acquitted at the trial.

He was released unharmed, but his belongings were stolen.

He was released in 1986.

The existence of this offence has been alleged to deter denunciations of rape, because, if the alleged perpetrator is acquitted, the alleged victim may be prosecuted under this Ordinance.

Five hundred Palestinian prisoners were released on 21 February, and another 398 on 2 June.

He was released after eight days.