In the United States legal system, there is no official "innocent" verdict. Instead, a defendant is either found guilty or not guilty. If a defendant is found not guilty, they are acquitted of the charges against them and their case is considered closed. However, being acquitted of a crime is not the same as being declared innocent. The presumption of innocence remains intact unless and until the defendant is found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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