First, its blanket exculpation of the officer for any "inappropriate actions," none whatsoever.
The first concerns the individuation of actions.
All of this is not intended as an exculpation of the House Speaker.
Without any change in the law, exculpation of such individuals can be achieved through the practice of jury nullification -- the acquittal of those who appear to be guilty.
The hope is to end the posthumous exculpation of family killers, which Hart believes might actually have encouraged his father to kill.
His exculpation of Strauss's moral flaws reflected an imaginative perceptiveness and a generosity of spirit rare in commentary on the Third Reich.
Richard Heller London At last Simon Jenkins has nailed the true purpose of the string of Iraq inquiries – the exculpation of all the MPs who voted to invade Iraq.
To the family of David and Nonie Vonnegut-Gabovitch from Indianapolis, touring Israel with their four children, Mr. Dobuler's exculpation of Dr. Goldstein seemed deeply disturbing.
Marthinus J. Prins, the chief magistrate in the Biko inquest, took an abrupt three minutes to deliver his finding, a numbing, 120-word exculpation of the policemen and government doctors who ushered Mr. Biko to his death on the stone-flagged floor of the Pretoria Central Prison.
I doubt that my companion was equally thrilled by this coincidence, especially when elaborated upon in such sudden, bursting detail in the middle of a lovely spring day, but at least I controlled the temptation to launch into a lengthy exculpation of Mrs. Surratt.
The story could as easily have been an exculpation of failure: a sorry chronicle of a lonely boy, child of divorced parents, son of an ultimately suicidal depressive alcoholic, farmed out to strangers, bullied at school, left to his own devices, allowed to play with guns and knives, dragged from town to town and school to school, increasingly obsessed with insects, snakes and amphibians.
