Sentence examples for official exoneration from inspiring English sources

Even after Stalin's death, reports Vladimir P. Naumov, a leading Soviet researcher who is the editor of the Russian version of this book, their official exoneration in 1955 was secret.

The Averys have since buried themselves in research about the Connecticut witch craze and are lobbying the state legislature and the British government to pass official exoneration of all the people convicted of witchcraft and killed in the New England colonies.

Under state law, I was able to petition the court for a certificate of innocence an official recognition of my exoneration.

Seventy-two per cent of Cook County's 118 exonerations since 1989 have involved official misconduct, and 42% have involved false confessions – both far above the national averages.

We officially had 166 exonerations in 2016.

According to the National Registry of Exonerations, the most common factors associated with murder exonerations are perjury and false accusations, followed by official misconduct, mistaken witness identification, false confessions and false and misleading forensic evidence.

Justice Department officials did not give Dr. Hatfill the all-out exoneration that he and his lawyers had sought, and they appeared reluctant to even mention Dr. Hatfill by name when asked repeatedly about his status.

But a law enforcement official familiar with Mr. Kelly's reasoning pointed to the recent exoneration of another officer, Michael Carey, who fired 3 of 50 bullets shot at Sean Bell, who was killed on the morning of his wedding outside a Queens nightclub in 2006.

Marty Rathbun, an official with the Church of Scientology, said that the prosecutor's decision amounted to full exoneration and that the charges had been based on a misinterpretation of medical evidence.

Ultimately, it was an official report casting doubt on the DNA evidence in the case that led to her exoneration.

Although the exact content of the e-mails remains unknown, an official conclusion of no wrongdoing will no doubt be seen as a professional and personal exoneration for General Allen after an embarrassing period near the end of a highly respected Marine Corps career.