Crime: Release
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absolve
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VERB: officially remove guilt
“The jury _____d her from any involvement in the crime.”
acquit
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VERB: find someone innocent in a legal case
“Errors in the investigation led the judge to immediately _____ the defendant.”
pardon
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VERB: officially forgive someone who is guilty
“After reviewing the case, the President issued them with a _____.”
release
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