exoneration

Exoneration never came, and he left military service on May 23, 1864.

The exonerations are not a sign that the system works.

The prosecutor has seen three exonerations since taking office in 2001.

At what point, especially 60 years later, has a company earned exoneration for its past behavior?

The most recent exonerations show how much such commissions are needed.

But he said no decision had been made to reverse the exonerations.

His only hope of exoneration and freedom is a female defense lawyer from the country.

That hardly adds up to an exoneration of the press.

The study identified 199 murder exonerations, 73 of them in capital cases.

The report is part of a process that could range from his exoneration to a court martial.

But the fact that he sent me the frame meant exoneration.

The new report reveals many more exonerations than previously found.

In 1953, this did not entail any form of exoneration.

Its role in the exoneration of more than 120 people has captured the public imagination.

One did not voluntarily turn himself in until the evidence of exoneration was more concrete.

This was followed by the ultimate exoneration for him, re-election.

In each, he found that exoneration was a miscarriage of justice.

Many believe that these developments may lead to the exoneration of Lopez.

The conclusion of this investigation was complete exoneration upon the charge.

The key to her exoneration of Caliban: give the women on the island a voice.

On this point, maybe we should look to the heroic birds of the ice for exoneration.

During that period Louisiana has had five exonerations, two of which have involved juveniles.

They say that anything short of outright and complete exoneration would be an injustice.

Whether we were successful or not, there would be no exoneration and no public record.

Lawyers for the original five defendants have demanded their exonerations.