What if abuser is found not guilty of abuse?

If an abuser is found not guilty of abuse, it means that the legal system did not find sufficient evidence to convict them of the charges. This outcome can be devastating for the victim, who may feel invalidated or unheard. It's important for the victim to seek support from friends, family, or counseling services to process their feelings and experiences. Additionally, the not guilty verdict does not negate the victim's lived experience or the impact of the abuse on their life.