Sentence examples for exoneration are from inspiring English sources

Even under ordinary circumstances, her chances of exoneration are slim.

Perhaps the protests spawned by Brown's death and Wilson's grand-jury exoneration are a sign that some among us are prepared to do just that.

Exoneration is out later this year.

The papal exoneration was more than a relief.

Mr. Sutton's apparent exoneration is the first to result from the review.

Sometimes the exoneration is a result of DNA evidence, which proves that the convicted person could not be guilty.

His exoneration was the work of a new unit in the Harris County district attorney's office dedicated to reviewing claims of innocence.

The FARC's exoneration was not reported by some American newspapers that had published news accounts about the incident or editorials blaming the group.

The exoneration was the latest in a string of troubled cases handled by the office of Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney, that were marred by faulty testimony, aggressive police tactics and, in some cases, misconduct by prosecutors.

A former death row inmate in Louisiana died on Monday, hours before his exoneration was cited by the US supreme court as a reason for caution in carrying out death sentences.

If one based one's philosophy of justice on Joshua Marquis's Op-Ed article, one would be led to believe that the courts are always just and that the "occasional" exoneration is little more than a publicity stunt aimed at disemboweling the entire criminal justice system.