[for-q-clinton]

A jury does not find one “innocent” as this article claims. A jury decides guilty or non guilty.

[nickcarraway]

I noticed that too.

[alancarp]

'A jury does not find one “innocent” as this article claims. A jury decides guilty or non guilty.'

I'm gonna have to quibble with this just a bit. In our system, since defendants are -- in fact -- innocent until proven guilty, a finding that someone has not been declared to be guilty, therefore, renders that they remain as they were before the trial: 'innocent' of the charges levied.

[euclid216]

“A jury decides guilty or non guilty.”

Actually, a jury decides proven guilty or not proven guilty.

not proven guilty = reasonable doubt.