Legal Definition and Related Resources of Innocence
Meaning of Innocence
The absence of guilt (g. v.).
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- Presunción de inocencia
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Synonyms of Innocence
noun
- absence of guilt
- blamelessness
- exculpation
- exoneration
- freedom from blame
- freedom from guilt
- freedom from illegality
- guiltlessness
- incorruption
- innocency
- innocentia
- integritas
- sinlessness Associated Concepts: presumption of innocence foreign phrases: Omnis indemnatus pro innoxis legibus habetur
- Every uncondemned person is regarded by the law as innocent
- Quisquís praesumitur bonus; et semper in dubiispro reo respondendum
- Everyone is presumed to be good; and in doubtful cases it should be resolved in favor of the accused
- In favorem vitae
- libertatis
- et innocentiae
- omnia praesumuntur
- Every presumption is made in favor of life
- liberty and innocence
Grammar
This term is a noun.
Etimology of Innocence
(You may find innocence at the world legal encyclopedia and the etimology of more terms).
mid-14c., “freedom from guilt or moral wrong,” from Old French inocence “innocence; purity, chastity” (12c., Modern French innocence), from Latin innocentia “blamelessness, uprightness, integrity,” from innocens “harmless; blameless; disinterested” (see innocent). Meaning “lacking in guile or artifice,” as of childhood, is from late 14c. Meaning “freedom from legal wrong” is from 1550s.
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