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Legal AcquittalPlay
Often used when someone is not found guilty in a trial and avoids punishment. SlideThe celebrity walked free after the trial, amidst much public scrutiny.
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Unexpected OutcomePlay
Can imply surprise or disbelief that no punishment was given, despite expectations. SlideEveryone was shocked when the suspect walked free due to lack of evidence.
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Public ReactionPlay
Use can indicate public opinion or controversy, especially in high-profile cases. SlideThe news that he walked free sparked a debate across the nation.