Professional Ways to Say "we can't risk leaks if you're acquitted"
Learn the tone, meaning, and better English alternatives around "we can't risk leaks if you're acquitted" with real scene examples.
We can't risk leaks if you're acquitted.
It means the speaker thinks any leak of information would be dangerous in that situation.
From The Phoenix Conspiracy, Episode 35
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone explains that a leak would be dangerous if the person is cleared of charges.
Usage Scenario
Use this to warn that sharing information could cause trouble. It sounds serious and would be too technical or specific for everyday casual talk.
Better ways to say it
We can't risk any leaks if you're acquitted.
If you're acquitted, we can't afford a leak.
We can't take that risk if you're cleared.
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