Juries decide on facts and whether to convict or acquit the defendant. All of these judges convict or acquit, and set sentences. A frightened Annie convinces the jury to acquit Boffano. The judge agreed and the jury was directed to acquit him. The judge can acquit the defendant or inflict the punishment requested. The judge agreed, and the jury was directed to acquit him. Hamilton persuaded the jury, however, to disregard the law and to acquit Zenger. In India, protection against "autrefois acquit" is a statutory right, not a fundamental one. Collins voted to acquit Trump of all charges at his impeachment trial. Sullivan voted to acquit during Trump's impeachment trial. The three judges voted unanimously to acquit him. In addition, he helped acquit a small farmer who had been wrongfully accused of arson. He voted to acquit on both charges during the impeachment of President Clinton. The trial continued through January 31, 1831, when the Senate voted to acquit Judge Peck. Simpson's defense counsel famously quipped "if it doesn't fit, you must acquit".