Sentence examples for the exonerations from inspiring English sources
noun
An act of disburdening, discharging, or freeing morally from a charge or imputation.
Most of the exonerations were for homicide and drug possession cases, a record 58 and 47 respectively, and the exonerated include five death row inmates and 19 people serving life sentences.
Since then, a number of advocates have fought for the exonerations.
About a quarter of the exonerations nationally have involved false confessions.
He views the exonerations of death row inmates as proof the system works.
He cited the exonerations of more than 100 people on death row based on DNA and other evidence.
Interviewed by phone from Florida, where she is running for governor, Ms. Reno reeled off questions posed by the exonerations: "How does the mind treat memory?
The exoneration paved the way for Ms. Waters to take over Mr. Frank's post.
"My family and I eagerly anticipate the exoneration that will follow.
Few newspaper reporters have written articles that led to the exoneration of a wrongfully convicted man.
No headlines announcing the exoneration of the deputies appeared in the local media.
The exoneration of the two former officers on the most serious charges incited outrage among women's groups and others.
