Ken Mac
Platinum Member
High crimes and misdemeanors do not require them to be a statutory crime.... that's been proven and every legal scholar that exists, except the President's motley crew, knows the precedent... And the founders specifically state it's a breach of the public trust with the power we give them... an abuse of power.... which can be a statutory crime or simply not honoring their oath of office.....or even something like using his office for cheating in an upcoming election.In order for an acquittal you need to have a trial...in order to have a trial a crime must have been committed. no criminal action charged against Trump.No, he was not exonerated, he was acquitted.... just a technical difference between finding a person not guilty, vs them being innocent.He was exonerated, Sport.Not Guilty does not mean exoneration
Deal with it. You lost, again.![]()
Two different meanings.... acquitted is a finding that the prosecution did not have enough evidence to convince a jury beyond a reasonable doubt of their guilt...
An exoneration is when evidence is presented that PROVES innocence...
As example, if DNA evidence was found that completely exonerated a person of a crime, like DNA evidence that shows a man accused of raping a victim, could not have been the rapist etc...
Acquitted