Sentence examples for Formally exonerated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dinkins suggested that might depend on whether the men in the jogger case are formally exonerated.

Public sentiment again caused the cancellation of a 1949 appointment as conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, although he had been formally exonerated of accusations of Nazi complicity.

Msgr. Michael Smith Foster, chief canonist in the Archdiocese of Boston, was formally exonerated after his accuser withdrew a lawsuit against him.

The Justice Department has formally exonerated Dr. Hatfill and agreed to pay him $4.6 million to settle a suit in which the doctor claimed that law enforcement officials improperly leaked information about him.

According to a report released last month by the New York State Bar Association, 53 people have been formally exonerated in New York since 1964, about half through the use of DNA testing.

The Justice Department, which had once called Dr. Hatfill "a person of interest" in its investigation, paid him $4.6 million to settle a privacy lawsuit and formally exonerated him this year.

Frustrated by the slow progress of the case, a judge in New Orleans said that a doctor and two nurses accused of killing four desperately ill patients after Hurricane Katrina should be formally charged or exonerated.

And the guilt persisted long after they were formally investigated and ultimately exonerated.

Questions will now be asked about whether Hogg overstepped her powers in a family court by declaring Butler "exonerated" and ordering Sutton council to formally notify all agencies involved in Ellie's care of this.

They were exonerated twelve years ago, and the charges were formally dropped.

If the appeals court formally approves the recommendation as expected, the man, James C. Giles, 53, will become the 13th Dallas County man to be exonerated since 2001 with the help of DNA evidence.