Sentence examples for exoneration efforts from inspiring English sources

That finding from an influential scientific research group is likely to drive even more exoneration efforts.

PAGE A10 New Prime Minister of Somalia A10 National FAMILY'S EXONERATION EFFORTS Frame Debate on Executions An unusual and controversial hearing, known as a court of inquiry, was held in Austin, Tex., to investigate whether a man was wrongfully convicted of murdering his three children in 1991.

He has become well known from the three "Paradise Lost" documentaries, directed by Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky, that chronicled the West Memphis Three case, and he has spent time with several of the entertainment-world luminaries who fought for his release and have helped finance his exoneration efforts, including Johnny Depp, Eddie Vedder and the "Lord of the Rings" director Peter Jackson.

Part 2 of the Emmy-winning crime documentary will premiere on Oct. 19, offering fans new insight into the post-conviction and exoneration efforts of convicted killer Steven Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey, Netflix announced Tuesday.

The advocates, who do not have legal training, are campaigning for Mr. Hughes's exoneration and supporting his efforts to have Mr. McCann fired.

Their efforts led to the exoneration in 1999 of Anthony Porter, who came within a whisker of being executed.

Following the convictions, the LaRouche movement mounted failed attempts at exoneration.

Even with his exoneration by an anti-doping tribunal in March and his largely successful efforts since Wimbledon to put his game back together, as witnessed by his tournament victory in Newport in July, it is clear he still views it as a tale of lifelong struggle in search of a happy ending.

The group, which hopes to continue its efforts around the country, has kept data on DNA exonerations in the US since 1989.

A veteran Boston defense attorney, James Doyle, observed the proliferation of exoneration cases in the post-DNA era and has worked on a number of reform efforts.

Some exoneration.