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Canon Law› VII.ProcessesBook VII› IV.The Penal ProcessPart IV› II.The Development of the ProcessChapter II

Can. 1726

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If at any grade and stage of the penal trial it is evidently established that the accused did not commit the delict, the judge must declare this in a sentence and absolve the accused even if it is also established that criminal action has been extinguished.

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