Being found "not guilty" by a jury equals the prosecution not providing enough evidence for a jury to vote for a conviction. It is not the same as being cleared of all charges. It means the prosecution did not make its case beyond all reasonable doubt.
Being found innocent by a jury, or the prosecution dropping all charges beforehand because they know the case to be fallacious, is being cleared of all charges.
I used to watch Perry Mason. And Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law.
Hey, super. But since that does not appear to allply to either situation, it is an irrelevant point.