Word: acquited
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Sharon would win his suit still held him accountable for the troubles that followed the country's war in Lebanon. Al Hamishmar, a Hebrew-language daily, hailed the jury's initial finding of defamation, but went on to say that "the court . . . was not asked to, and could not, acquit Sharon of the blame for this unnecessary...
...acquit De Lorean is to emphasize that drugs are accepted by our society...
...jury may convict Vaughn of second-degree murder, find him guilty of manslaughter (a lesser charge), judge him innocent by reason of insanity, or acquit him. Middlesex Superior Court Judge Robert A Barton instructed the panel yesterday...
...tolerate a free press. Indeed, they favor the adoption of UNESCO-proposed guidelines that Western critics claim will submit reporters to greater regulation. Many African countries lack independent judiciaries, or blatantly disregard the ones they have. Authorities in Zimbabwe, for example, recently ignored a high-court decision to acquit six white air force officers who had been accused of sabotage. The officers have since been released...
...Salisbury's account of the World War II siege of Leningrad. Last February, Biggs' weekly stock-market analysis included a quote from British Philosopher John Locke's An Essay Concerning Human Understanding: "He that judges without informing himself to the utmost that he is capable, cannot acquit himself of judging amiss...