| J Diddy |
02-19-2014 09:29 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by KC native
(Post 10442321)
not guilty
phrase of guilty
1.
innocent, esp. of a formal charge.
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Yes, I am aware of the meaning of not and the meaning of guilty. Here's the legal definition there buddy.
not guilty n. 1) plea of a person who claims not to have committed the crime of which he/she is accused, made in court when arraigned (first brought before a judge) or at a later time set by court. The choices of what one can plea are: guilty, not guilty, no contest, not guilty by reason of insanity, or incompetent to stand trial. 2) verdict after trial by judge sitting without a jury or by jury (unanimous decision in all but two states, which allow a verdict by only 10 of the jurors), stating that the prosecution has not proved the defendant guilty of crime or that it believes the accused person was insane at the time crime was committed. The accused cannot be tried for again for the crime charged. (See: plea, arraignment, not guilty by reason of insanity)
Seriously, I know it is a stretch but could you at least try to stop being a ****ing moron? |
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