Defendant's excuse in a court of law Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ALIBI Defendant's excuse in a court of law (5)
8% UPHOLDS Defends, as a law (7) Commuter Jun 30, 2026
6% ALIBIS Excuses (6) LA Times Daily Jul 1, 2026
6% BASTION Defender (7) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Jul 1, 2026
6% ACT Court following American law (3) The Times Quick Cryptic Jun 11, 2026
5% WOOS Courts (4) Eugene Sheffer Jul 1, 2026
5% ENACT Make into law (5) Newsday Jun 30, 2026
5% UNTO A law -- itself (4) Eugene Sheffer Jun 29, 2026
5% OPEN Unguarded on the court (4) Wall Street Journal Jun 27, 2026
5% SUE Take to court (3) Commuter Jun 27, 2026
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