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The court has no evidence that he ordered murders and dismissed the charges in such a way that they can never be filed again.
The PDF referenced in 3: https://freeross.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Doc_14_Dismissal_Indictment_7-26-2018.pdf
Quoted site: https://freeross.org/false-allegations/
Not beyond reasonable doubt, no. But there was a preponderance of evidence, according to the court. I’m sure you already know this.
In criminal law you need overwhelming proof. So I agree with you, it’s absolutely correct that he was not found guilty of this.