win acquittal

Frequency: 7.01.5 per million words

Refers to the defendant or their lawyer successfully getting an acquittal.

acquittalVERB + acquittal

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Examples (10)

  • The defense attorney fought tirelessly and eventually won an acquittal for her client.
  • With this new evidence, they are confident they will win an acquittal.
  • Against all odds, the defendant managed to win a full acquittal.
  • Their primary goal is to win an acquittal and clear their client's name.
  • Winning an acquittal after such a long trial was a huge relief for the family.
  • The legal team's brilliant strategy allowed them to win an acquittal on all charges.
  • It is incredibly difficult to win an acquittal when public opinion is against you.
  • He was surprised he won an acquittal, as all the evidence seemed to point to his guilt.
  • If the key witness recants their testimony, the defense has a strong chance to win an acquittal.
  • The firm has a reputation for being able to win acquittals in the most challenging cases.