directed verdict of acquittal
- A declaration from the judge that states that the presented evidence is insufficient to sustain a conviction and the defendant should be acquitted without the need for a defense
- Due to the lack of substantial evidence against him, the defendant sought a directed verdict of acquittal.
- The judge issued a directed verdict of acquittal finding the prosecution’s evidence inadequate.
- In a surprising turn, the court offered a directed verdict of acquittal due to the absence of satisfactory evidence.
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