If someone is found "guilty," it means they are not innocent in the eyes of the law. It signifies a legal determination that the prosecution has proven their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The phrase "innocent until proven guilty" is a legal principle that means the burden of proof is on the prosecution; it does not mean the accused is automatically innocent if a trial concludes.
He was found 'guilty'.
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