
Not proven
Legal Implications
Indicates a unique legal outcome where the accused isn't convicted or acquitted.

In some jurisdictions, a 'not proven' verdict means the suspect may still face suspicion.
Ambiguous Outcome
Highlights uncertainty in legal cases, suggesting neither innocence nor guilt.

The jury's decision of 'not proven' left everyone in the courtroom uneasy.
Evidential Gap
Used when evidence is inadequate to support a clear conclusion or verdict.

With crucial evidence missing, the case was declared 'not proven'.
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