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If accused is acquitted, deposited amount:

A. Forfeited to Govt
B. Released to accused
C. Given to charity
D. Retained for a year
Correct Answer: B. Released to accused

The correct answer is Released to accused. This is a fundamental principle of justice. If an accused person is acquitted, meaning found not guilty, any funds or property that were seized or deposited in connection with the case must be returned to them. The legal basis for holding the funds ceases upon acquittal.

  • Forfeited to Govt is incorrect; forfeiture only occurs if the accused is found guilty and the funds are deemed proceeds of crime or related to the offense.
  • Given to charity is incorrect as there is no legal basis for such an action.
  • Retained for a year is incorrect; there is no legal justification to withhold the funds after an acquittal.

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