Sentence examples for exonerating from from inspiring English sources

In 2005, Florida passed the Stand Your Ground law, an extension of the so-called castle doctrine, exonerating from prosecution citizens who use deadly force when confronted by an assailant, even if they could have retreated safely; Stand Your Ground laws expand that protection outside the home to any place that an individual "has a right to be".

Since 1989, there have been 272 post-conviction DNA exonerations, with 17 exonerated from Death Row.

Perhaps that's because six more men and women were exonerated from death rows in 2015, raising the total number of death row exonerations since 1973 to 156.

Categorized as a renewable energy source, biomass would be exonerated from emission caps.

Clearly, however, she's been bruised, even if exonerated from criminality.

Dr. Edersheim argued against this common intuition and said the defendant should not be exonerated from capital charges.

According to the Death Penalty Information Center, Hinton is the 152nd person exonerated from death row since 1973 and the sixth in Alabama.

It was one of several instances during my professional career where a man was exonerated from responsibility for his acts.

The French have a different attitude toward artists, feel they should be exonerated from all sorts of transgressions.

The final verdict was that the vaccine had been contaminated, and the BCG vaccine itself was exonerated from any responsibility for the deaths.

In March, a Michigan prosecutor called University of Michigan Law School students to testify against a man they had been working to exonerate from criminal charges.