The traders, Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien G. Grout, may eventually be absolved of all the charges against them.
And because, both claim, the other is more corrupt than their treasured but completely compromised institution, they should be absolved of all wrongdoing.
Can we expect to be absolved of all blame simply because we have served our punishment?
The city balked when the contractors demanded that they be absolved of any liability relating to asbestos and other toxic materials at the site.
Roger was accused of urging Becket's assassination but was absolved of all blame and returned to his see.
As soon as you expect one country to lead the entire continent, it is as if the other countries, numbering more than 50, are absolved of all responsibility.
In the museum's incredibly small Katrina section, Bush is absolved of all guilt.
At one point in the ruling, the court stated, "Obviously, we do not find that Microsoft's integration is welfare-enhancing or that it should be absolved of tying liability".
But, the court added, "In light of the monopoly maintenance section, obviously, we do not find that Microsoft's integration is welfare-enhancing or that it should be absolved of tying liability".
For all that, though, Grayson cannot be absolved of responsibility for Leeds's tendency to ship goals.
Yet individuals and institutions cannot be absolved of responsibility.
