-
against the
defendant remain to be tried. However,
until 1774, a
defendant acquitted by an
English or
Welsh court would be
remanded to jail
until he had paid...
-
controversially acquitted.
During closing arguments in the
Simpson trial,
Cochran uttered the now
famous phrase, "If it doesn't fit, you must
acquit." He used...
- Court, in
which former NFL
player and
actor O. J.
Simpson was
tried and
acquitted for the
murders of his ex-wife
Nicole Brown Simpson and her
friend Ron...
- proceedings.: 277–278 A plea of "autrefois
acquit" is one in
which the
defendant claims to have been
previously acquitted for the same
offence and thus should...
- concerned.
Acquitted may also
refer to:
Acquitted (1916 film), a
silent film
Acquitted (1929 film), an
American melodrama Frikjent, also
known as
Acquitted, a...
-
mentioning Chewbacca in the case does not make sense—then the jury must
acquit. In the episode, the
character of Chef
contacts a "major
record company"...
- also
famous for
being the only
person in the
United States ever to be
acquitted of murder, then
legally tried and
convicted for
murder when the initial...
-
power and
obstruction of Congress. On
February 5, 2020, the
Senate voted to
acquit Trump on both
articles of impeachment. Trump's
first impeachment took place...
- of
letting his
partisan leanings affect his
court decisions, but was
acquitted the
following year by the
Senate and
remained in office. He is the only...
-
obstruction of Congress, and in 2021 for
incitement of insurrection; the
Senate acquitted him both times.
After his
first term,
scholars and
historians ranked him...
