"Acquitted" Example Sentences
1. The jury acquitted the defendant of all charges.
2. The evidence presented in court was not enough to acquit him.
3. Her lawyer was confident she would be acquitted.
4. The judge is expected to acquit the suspect due to lack of evidence.
5. The accused was finally acquitted of the crime after a lengthy trial.
6. Despite the overwhelming evidence, the jury decided to acquit the defendant.
7. She was acquitted of the murder charge after the real culprit was found.
8. The trial ended with the jury acquitting the defendant of all charges.
9. The suspect was acquitted on all counts.
10. The prosecutor failed to convince the jury to convict and the defendant was acquitted.
11. The judge's ruling acquitted the defendant of any wrongdoing.
12. The lack of eyewitnesses made it difficult to acquit the defendant.
13. The defense team skillfully argued and the defendant was acquitted.
14. The judge was quick to acquit the suspect due to lack of evidence.
15. The jury finally agreed to acquit the defendant after a long deliberation.
16. The court's decision to acquit the suspect came as a surprise to many.
17. The defendant's alibi was strong enough to acquit him.
18. The prosecutor was unable to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, resulting in an acquittal.
19. The witnesses' testimony was contradictory, making it difficult to acquit the defendant.
20. The defendant felt relieved after being acquitted of the crime.
21. The jury took only a few hours to acquit the defendant of all charges.
22. The prosecutor failed to present enough valid evidence to convince the jury to convict, resulting in an acquittal.
23. The judge's ruling to acquit the defendant was met with applause from the defense team.
24. The defendant's character witnesses were instrumental in convincing the jury to acquit.
25. The trial ended with an unexpected outcome - the defendant was acquitted.
26. The prosecution had a weak case and the defendant was easily acquitted.
27. The judge was reluctant to acquit the suspect but had no choice due to lack of evidence.
28. The defendant was acquitted of the charges, much to the relief of his family.
29. After a grueling trial, the jury finally decided to acquit the defendant.
30. The prosecution's case was full of holes and the defendant was rightfully acquitted.
Common Phases
1. The defendant was
acquitted of all charges; the jury found him not guilty.
2. The accused was
acquitted due to lack of evidence; the prosecution failed to prove their case.
3. The judge
acquitted the defendant on grounds of self-defense; the jury concurred with his verdict.
4. The defendant was
acquitted after a lengthy trial; his defense team presented a compelling argument.
5. Though the evidence was circumstantial, the accused was
acquitted; the jury felt it was not enough to convict.