Guiltless used in a sentence

Guiltless in a sentence as an adjective

The legal system isn't perfect, lots of basically guiltless people get chewed up by the machine.

>they aren't guiltless eitherHow is the bill's author/sponsor at all to blame for centurylink doing this?

"Whoever among you is guiltless may be the first to throw a stone...."Among other things, this is a hypocrisy issue.

MIT was found "guiltless" by Provost Reif after an "internal investigation" was conducted over the course of almost a decade.

The most careful people are attacked by illness; the sturdiest by physical decline; punishments affect those who are completely guiltless; riots those who live in total seclusion.

Thus someone who merely partakes of hate speech, with no intent to intimidate, is guiltless of a hate crime, because the first tier of motivation is absent, and thus no free-speech rights have been infringed upon.

> Is there a word which means a government acknowledges their laws were wrong and the people prosecuted under them were guiltless victims?It's called an apology, admission of guilt, and usually some reparations are involved.