Difference between Acquittal and Acquitted

ACQUITTAL vs ACQUITTED: NOUN

A setting free, or deliverance from the charge of an offense, by verdict of a jury or sentence of a court.
The act of acquitting; discharge from debt or obligation; acquittance.
Performance, as of a duty; discharge of an obligation or a debt.
The act of acquitting, or the state of being acquitted.
The state of being found or proved not guilty.
Judgment, as by a jury or judge, that a defendant is not guilty of a crime as charged.
A judgment of not guilty

Fulfilment, Patent, Satisfaction, Discontinuation, Repayment, Cleared, Discharge, Impunity, Absolution, Exculpatory, Defendant, Innocence, Dismissal, Exoneration, Acquitted

Met, Paid, Released, Fulfilled, Levied, Settled, Innocence, Cleared, Discharged, Absolved, Acquittal, Clean handed, Guiltless, Not guilty, Innocent

Chill, Payment, Relation, Stay, Fulfilment, Patent, Satisfaction, Repayment, Cleared, Discharge, Exculpatory, Defendant, Innocence, Dismissal, Acquitted

Completed, Satisfied, Incurred, Paid, Released, Fulfilled, Settled, Innocence, Cleared, Discharged, Absolved, Clean handed, Guiltless, Not guilty, Innocent

Lindberg moves for a judgment of acquittal for the reasons stated below and renews all his prior motions for a judgment of acquittal.
In relation to the need for a majority for acquittal, many respondents felt that failure to convict should automatically result in acquittal.
In Nova Scotia, for instance, acquittal rates for sexual assaults are generally higher than acquittal rates for other violent offences.
PROTECTION AGAINST REDETERMINATION OF FACTSAFTER ACQUITTAL: COLLATERAL ESTOPPELAn acquittal also gives a defendant protection in limited circumstances from having the prosecution relitigate facts that
That acquittal, coupled with the grand larceny instruction created a collateral estoppel at the time the acquittal was granted.
It shall not include those debts that will become binding after acquittal, even if cause of debt has existed before acquittal.
Double Jeopardy and Judicial Accountability: When is an Acquittal not an Acquittal?
He likened acquittal on the merits to acquittal on appeal or review.
Evidence determines if acquittal of lesser offense necessary upon acquittal of greater.
Acquittal of those rights shall be permitted that are established before acquittal.

In the circumstances he was acquitted and discharged.
It is good that all have been acquitted.
Zimmerman has been acquitted in the state case.
Trump was ultimately acquitted in a Senate trial.
Simpson was acquitted on both counts of murder.
Eroshevich were found guilty, but Kapoor was acquitted.
Hunter, upon traversing the indictment, was acquitted; Dennis was found guilty of manslaughter and punished; Davis was acquitted, and so was Mullanphy.
Acquitted in Spanish The word acquitted is the past form of acquit in the first person singular.
Complainant's father kills 82 year old acquitted man, fined $1000 North Shore creche supervisor acquitted of 8 charges of ill-treating children in her care.
If one is acquitted, perforce, the other must be acquitted as well as a conspiracy requires at least two guilty participants.