acquittals

acquittals

美 [əˈkwɪt(ə)l] 　英 [ə'kwɪt(ə)l]

• n.宣告无罪；付清；尽责；宣判无罪
• 网络假释

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IT WAS a rarity for Japan: two notable acquittals within a month.

这在日本非常的少见：一月之内，两次值得注意的无罪宣判。

Victims' groups were furious at the acquittals and perceived leniency of some of the sentences.

受害者团体对法庭的无罪判决和宽大处理表示愤慨。

We can't have acquittals, we've got to have convictions.

“我们不能宣告无罪，我们已经准备好要被定罪”。

The defenders' lawyers appeal sentences and Egypt's general prosecutor appeal the acquittals.

辩护人的律师们对判决进行上诉而埃及的总检察官提起无罪。

There were not open-and-shut cases and the prospect of acquittals raised fears that frustrations might spill into the streets.

这些案子并非简单明了。将来若宣判无罪。令人担心的是：挫折感将引起街头暴乱。

However, the most widely publicized mass trials of this sort in the USA, Germany, and France ended with acquittals (1).

不过，大多数诸如此类在美国、德国和法国引起公众广泛关注的媒体审判都以宣判无罪而告终[1]。

Astonishingly, fewer than 1% of criminal cases tried by a judge end in acquittals.

让人吃惊的是，独任法官审理的刑事案件中，只有不到1%的案件判决无罪。

The rate of dismissed cases and acquittals is possibly lower than for other kinds of child sex offenses.

案件的速度，或许是件宣告无罪驳回低得多对于其他种类的儿童性骚扰。

Of the three cases that went to trial, two ended in acquittals.

所审理的三个案件中，有两个以无罪而告终。