Acquitted - Law Dictionary Search Results
acquit
acquit ac·quit·ted ac·quit·ting [Old French acquiter to pay off, absolve, acquit,
Acquitted
Acquitted, means judicially discharged from a accusation; absolved; released from a
Autretois acquit and autrefois convict
Autretois acquit and autrefois convict, they are pleas which are concerned with
Acquittal
jury acquit the principal, by law the accessory is also acquitted, 2 Inst. 384. Means the legal certification, usually by jury
Autrefois acquit
Autrefois acquit (formerly acquitted), a plea in criminal cases; when a person is indicted
autrefois acquit
autrefois acquit [Anglo-French, formerly acquitted] : a defendant's plea stating that he or she has
Quietare
Quietare, means to acquit, discharge or hold harmless. This term was used in conveyances,
verdict
verdict that contradicts itself since the defendant is convicted and acquitted of different crimes having identical elements in the same transaction
Merger
a prisoner tried for misdemeanour is not entitled to be acquitted of it if the facts proved amount in law to
Excusable
That may be excused forgiven justified or acquitted of blame pardonable as the man is excusable an excusable
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