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If the defendant is not the person who committed the crime and someone else confesses to the crime, the defendant should be released. The only exception is if the police have evidence the person confessing is lying and that the defendant is the guilty party. It is the JOB of the police to bring the guilty to trial.
The wrongly accused person, however, will only be released if the prosecutor drops the charges, the case is dismissed by the court, or the judge declares a mistrial.
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Can a defendent be release if the guilty person takes the blame?
If the defendant is not the person who committed the crime and someone else confesses to the crime, the defendant should be released. The only exception is if the police have evidence the person confessing is lying and that the defendant is the guilty party. It is the JOB of the police to bring the guilty to trial.The wrongly accused person, however, will only be released if the prosecutor drops the charges, the case is dismissed by the court, or the judge declares a mistrial.
Can you give me a sentence for blame?
Would guilty be any help? Ex. You are the one to blame. You are the one guilty.
culpa: The real culprit may be found guilty of the crime?
blame
Can a person be released from jail if the guilty person take the blame?
Yes, but it may take more than just a onfession, there is an embarrassment issue so even if innocent person charged, they won't want to admit a mistake.
How do you spell giltie?
The likely word is the adjective "guilty" (bearing the blame or responsibility, not innocent).
What do you call a person whom you use to blame your problems on?
A few names for a person you blame your problems on are scapegoat or victim. In slang: Blame-y.
What do you call a person who takes no blame?
A person who takes no blame is often referred to as being "blameless" or "unaccountable."
What is a person who takes blame for other people called?
Blame takers
What is we are to blame in Latin?
The phrase "we are to blame" can be translated into Latin as "nos culpam habemus" or "nos reus sumus." Both convey the idea of accountability or guilt. The first emphasizes having blame, while the second focuses on being guilty.
What does exculpate mean?
Exculpated means acquitted, found not guilty, cleared of blame.
What is the sentence with blame The wrong?
I wouldn't want to see you blame the wrong person.
If more than one person was arrested for a crime and only one actually committed the crime can that one person legally take all the blame to get the others out trouble?
Not necessarily, because those others may be guilty by association. For example, if only one person actually robbed a bank but someone else drove the getaway car, the driver would be guilty of the crime by his association with it and helping for the crime to be committed successfully.
