Sentence examples for by exoneration from inspiring English sources

A post-Cathy play that had a measurable effect on the realm was the docu-drama Who Bombed Birmingham? (ITV, 1990), which publicised the plight of the six men wrongly convicted of an IRA atrocity, and was followed, a year later, by exoneration and compensation from the court of appeal.

Second, few convictions based on false confessions are cleared by exoneration.

Mr. Days's case was taken up by the Exoneration Initiative, which examines claims of wrongful convictions in cases without DNA evidence.

They set up a Web site, hosted by the Exoneration Project, to draw attention to Hood's case, sought signatories for his petition for clemency, and promoted their online campaign with the Twitter hashtag #SendHoodHome.

Public opinion has shifted, spurred by the exoneration of scores of death row prisoners as a result of improved DNA testing and the widening use of life sentences without possibility of parole.

Prosecutors and defense lawyers agree that jurors, chastened by DNA exonerations in recent years, are less likely to impose death sentences.

Interviewed by phone from Florida, where she is running for governor, Ms. Reno reeled off questions posed by the exonerations: "How does the mind treat memory?

Spurred by DNA exonerations, defense lawyers are increasingly tailoring arguments to take advantage of what they see as growing public concern about the possibility that innocent people might be put to death.

The exoneration by a majority verdict of the jury came after a little more than 10 hours of deliberation.

He appears content to go on disparaging the Mueller investigation, while at the same time claiming "total exoneration" by Mueller's conclusions.

One outside adviser to Trump warned that the president would "blow a gasket" if there was no statement of exoneration by year's end.