Bad
Not guilty
Not guilty adjective - Declared not guilty of a specific offense or crime; legally blameless.
Both terms in one sentence
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Which was bad (if he even did it, he was found not guilty), but which wasn't raping or savagely beating them.
Source: Visual Kei -
The jury is comprised on twelve wolves who are ultimately agreed to finding the Big Bad Wolf not guilty.
Source: Never My Fault -
Unusually done with Blue Bloods in the fourth season episode "Justice Done" when Danny Regan, a detective, is the sole holdout for a "not guilty" verdict in a murder trial because he notes how flimsy some of the evidence is and how bad the eye-witness testimony was.
Source: Rogue Juror
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