Sentence examples for more exoneration from inspiring English sources

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

Updated at 5.13pm GMT 5.01pm GMT Guardian readers analyse the report FranzSherbet finds more exoneration for News International: The evidence does not, of course, establish anything resembling a 'deal' whereby News International's support was traded for the expectation of policy favours.

When more exonerations followed soon after, Governor Ryan, a Republican and a death penalty supporter, said, "Enough".

"One of my great hopes is that this will lead us to learn more about exonerations".

Misconduct by investigators, attorneys and officials was a factor in 75% of the murder exonerations and more than 40% of all exonerations in 2015.

Josef Joffe writes in Die Zeit that Grass's poem was more about self-exoneration than about submarines.

Since 2001, DNA testing in Texas has led to more than forty exonerations, a greater number than in any other state.

With defense requests for DNA testing having led to more than 100 exonerations nationwide, Ramsey County is one of at least a half-dozen where prosecutors conducted a wholesale review of old convictions.

Activists debate whether reduction in public support reflects the more than 150 exonerations, often but not exclusively based on DNA evidence, or the availability of life without parole sentences as an alternative sentence.

Nurses on the subcommittee were surprised by the large body of evidence against the death penalty, Stokes said; they were particularly moved by the prevalence of racial and geographic disparities in how the death penalty is applied, how it is disproportionately used on people with intellectual disabilities and the fact that there have been more than 150 exonerations of death row inmates. .

The papal exoneration was more than a relief.