DNAA stands for Discharge Not Amounting to an Acquittal.

In simple terms, it means:

• A person is released from the current charges against them.
• However, they are not found innocent (not acquitted).
• The prosecution can bring the same charges back against them in the future if they gather new evidence or decide to resume the case.

Essentially, the case is temporarily put on hold or removed from the court's list, but the possibility of facing those charges again remains.

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