In other words, although she was legally exonerated, she was not morally or politically exonerated.
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Exonerated by DNA In 1989, Gary Dotson became the first person exonerated because of DNA testing.
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In the nationwide 229 exoneration report (PDF), 58 of the 149 exonerees were exonerated from homicide charges, including 54 who were exonerated for murder, and four who were exonerated for manslaughter.
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"Most people who are innocent and get exonerated in this country don't get exonerated on appeal," Schmack said Friday in court.
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"The bottom line is the president is exonerated and the campaign is exonerated of collusion," said Michael Caputo, a former adviser to Trump's campaign.
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Twenty innocent people have walked off of death row in this country after DNA tests exonerated them, and over 100 more have been exonerated by other evidence.
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We know that large numbers of people have been exonerated from death row, including 20 based on DNA testing, and over 120 additional people exonerated based on other evidence.
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" He added he's "highly confident" he'll be "fully exonerated.
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Those numbers broke down starkly along partisan lines, as well, with 58 percent of Republicans believing Mueller exonerated Trump in contrast to the 62 percent of Democrats who believed Trump was not exonerated.
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Since 1973, 165 people have been exonerated from death row.
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His DNA was a match, and the men were exonerated.
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I look forward to being fully exonerated by the facts.
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But by making the statement publicly, the campaign is exonerated.
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Nothing Mr. Reyes said exonerated these five of those attacks.
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NHTSA later exonerated Tesla for any involvement in the crash.
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Trump has repeatedly claimed that the Mueller report exonerated him.
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Harris was exonerated earlier this month by a district judge.
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The case involved two convicted defendants who were later exonerated.
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Interviewed her July 224nd, July 29.35th -- oh, she is exonerated.
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I expect him to be completely exonerated of all charges.
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Brian Franklin was exonerated after spending 21 years in prison.
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Italy's highest court eventually exonerated her and Sollecito in 2015.
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Can you talk about finally seeing Levon and Kennedy exonerated?
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The exonerated can sue, as Mark Schand did in 2015.
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He is completely innocent and will be exonerated in court.
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The five teenagers spent years in prison before being exonerated.
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Three people he sent to death row were later exonerated.
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Mueller neither concluded that Trump committed obstruction nor exonerated him.
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He was exonerated by DNA 16 years later, in 2000.
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Individuals with ties to the powerful were usually exonerated easily.
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The five teenagers convicted of the attack were later exonerated.
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President Trump was quick to say the report "exonerated" him.
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He was convicted and imprisoned and later exonerated in 1906.
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In his statement, Spitzer said the review exonerated the couple.
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There is no doubt that Officer Figueroa will be exonerated.
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Trump said the Mueller report exonerated him when it didn't.
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Lamonte McIntyre was exonerated for a double homicide in 2017.
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When the facts come out, he will be completely exonerated.
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How does it feel to be both guilty and exonerated?
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Trump "is exonerated in the next two paragraphs," Giuliani argued.
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How does it feel to be both guilty and exonerated?
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The Central Park Five were exonerated, and their convictions vacated.
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The university's investigation almost completely exonerated both Baker and the department.
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But has he been exonerated on allegations of collusion and obstruction?
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Here&aposs what I know: they exonerated her before the interview.
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DNA evidence exonerated them and their convictions were vacated in 2002.
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So, again, I have to ask, has President Trump been exonerated?
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He has not been exonerated; he has not been found innocent.
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Red works to get Liz exonerated before the Cabal kills her.
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He was only exonerated and reinstated after a lengthy court battle.
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The two officers were exonerated in March, touching off more protests.
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MacDonald was first charged by the Army, but he was exonerated.
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Knox was fully exonerated by the Italian supreme court in 2015.
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The fact that they exonerated her, it&aposs overwhelming and incontrovertible.
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Yet if he is exonerated, those allegations will lose their sting.
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In 2015, she and Sollecito were exonerated by Italy's highest court.
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Warner was exonerated and released after serving 21 years in prison.
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Chiasson was exonerated after initially being found guilty of insider trading.
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The case is closed, I have been completely exonerated. Finally. pic.twitter.
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He was later exonerated by the House Select Committee on Assassination.
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He was exonerated for reasons of self-defense, his lawyer confirmed.
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He believes that's ultimately why the grand jury exonerated Z-RO.
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" When "racism can be blamed", Kirkpatrick writes, "capitalism can be exonerated.
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I am a decent man & I look forward to being exonerated.
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And when all the facts are out she will be exonerated.
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In late August, after 30 years behind bars, Blackmon was exonerated.
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I was totally exonerated, because they made the whole thing up.
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She was investigated by the university's Title IX office and exonerated.
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He didn't do anything wrong on Russia, so he'll be exonerated.
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Germans. Dreyfus, who was Jewish, would eventually be exonerated, but not
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In 210, the exonerated men sued the city for wrongful conviction.
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At their sentencing, the contractors predicted they would ultimately be exonerated.
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""We keep hearing President Trump say he's going to be exonerated.
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Mr. Sessions appealed the reversal, but Mr. Padgett was ultimately exonerated.
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"I look forward to being exonerated in due course," he said.
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But it sounds like you said Sondland's testimony completely exonerated me.
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If President Donald Trump is exonerated in the impeachment proceedings, Sen.
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In 2014, a judge exonerated Stinney ruling he was denied due process.
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In 2003 new DNA evidence exonerated him from the 1985 rape case.
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Drummond and company officials were exonerated by U.S. courts in the case.
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But within days, it emerged that Kengeter had not yet been exonerated.
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The report neither exonerated nor charged the president, something Mueller made clear.
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" Still, the report calls the exonerated cases a "drop in the bucket.
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But then, in another hour, he was exonerated — also through social media.
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Trump's behavior isn't that of someone who is confident he'll be exonerated.
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Lafarge "must be exonerated for other offenses alleged against it," they added.
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Trump seized on Barr's summary to declare he had been fully exonerated.
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"I have no intention of being anything but exonerated," Menendez told CNN.
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"They think he's going to be exonerated very soon," the source added.
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Independents leaned toward Trump not being exonerated, 58 percent to 41 percent.
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He neither implicated nor exonerated the president on the matter of obstruction.
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The DNA testing program named in his honor has exonerated 50 more.
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The country's military recently exonerated itself of any wrongdoing following an investigation.
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The dismissal statement said evidence exonerated Pitchford of all allegations against him.
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But he was exonerated in the deflation case by the Wells report.
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I'm hoping to have my felony exonerated someday, so I can vote.
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With EJI's legal assistance, he was exonerated after 30 years in prison.
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He's free but not exonerated, and he finds himself unequipped for freedom.
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Cobb declined to speculate on how the President would be publicly exonerated.
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He has also been totally exonerated and faces no issues going forward.
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Morton, now exonerated, paid a heavy price: nearly 25 years behind bars.
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A famous example is the 'Central Park Five' - or the Exonerated Five.
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And it's because of that testimony that Republicans say Sondland exonerated Trump.
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At least 19 people have been exonerated in cases investigated by Guevara.
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Chestnut was one of three men exonerated after 36 years behind bars.
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" They added: "We are confident he will be completely vindicated and exonerated.
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If the President is indeed fully exonerated, he should have stated that.
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Fewer, 22020%, say Trump and his team have been exonerated of collusion.
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In March, Charlottesville Central District Judge Robert H. Downer Jr. exonerated Harris.
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He was eventually released and exonerated, but the experience changed him profoundly.
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He spent 18 years in prison before he was exonerated by DNA evidence.
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The Central Park Five served almost their full sentences before they were exonerated.
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He says he&aposs been exonerated by the I.G. report on James Comey.
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For mishandling classified information, ironically, the very crime he exonerated Hillary Clinton over.
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They were later exonerated when DNA evidence linked another person to the crime.
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At least 245, including those against whom Vicente testified, have now been exonerated.
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After 11 years, they were exonerated with the help of the Innocence Project.
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Gooding Jr. publicly stated he trusts the system, and believes he'll be exonerated.
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Republicans consider Mr Trump exonerated, Democrats—almost as understandably—think he hasn't been.
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Meanwhile, Bibby's attorney, Donald Harris, is confident the NBA player will be exonerated.
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Afterwards, the ABOG Fellows will hold a discussion with exonerated individuals and artists.
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In 2015, Italy's highest court eventually exonerated her and then-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito.
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On average, the exonerated defendants had served more than 14 years in prison.
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Avenatti has said he will be exonerated in the criminal cases he faces.
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Now their convictions have been vacated, but they have not been formally exonerated.
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Knox successfully appealed to the highest court in Italy, which ultimately exonerated her.
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On November 23 of this year, they were officially exonerated and declared innocent.
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The former budget director remains confident he will be fully exonerated, Kuehne said.
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But Giuliani on Sunday said that a person under investigation never gets exonerated.
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" Mr. Schwed added, "And he's hoping to get exonerated as soon as possible.
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Mueller neither concluded that Trump committed obstruction nor exonerated him on the matter.
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Trump can claim that Mueller exonerated him, even if that isn't quite true.
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James McQueen, a lawyer for Ballengee, said he believed he would be exonerated.
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She was exonerated by no less an authority than the former FBI Director!
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This doesn't mean the companies in question are entirely exonerated from all questioning.
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Only two others listed in the registry were exonerated after a longer wait.
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And, oh, Mohammed bin Salman, the 33-year-old de facto ruler, exonerated.
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Huawei has denied the allegations and said it expects it will be exonerated.
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"We keep hearing President Trump say he's going to be exonerated," he added.
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At least 19, including those against whom Vicente testified, have now been exonerated.
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"Moscow never felt itself guilty so as to feel exonerated now," he added.
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The other is to ensure that all political prisoners are freed and exonerated.
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I would not dictate who should be prosecuted or who should be exonerated.
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Since 1989, more than 2,103 people have been exonerated after proving their innocence.
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To say he was exonerated by us or anyone else is not true.
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You look at people who are on death row, even, who get exonerated.
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I would not dictate who should be prosecuted or who should be exonerated.
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Being exonerated of the serious allegations takes a heavy burden from my shoulders.
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An initial internal investigation was carried out in 2014, and Hybels was exonerated.
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They didn&apost talk to the people till July and exonerated or three days.
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By then, the President had spent almost a month claiming he was fully exonerated.
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Then the investigator acknowledged he can't indict anyway, and used a "not exonerated" standard.
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Half have never exonerated anyone, while two, in Brooklyn and in Harris County, Tex.
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Avery served 18 years in prison before DNA evidence exonerated him of the rape.
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The "Central Park Five" were exonerated and in 2014, awarded a $41 million settlement.
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It is possible that Boeing will be exonerated from blame for the latest crash.
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The five -- four blacks and one Latino, mostly teenagers -- were exonerated by DNA evidence.
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The teens were later exonerated in that crime and received settlements from the city.
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One army-led investigation in 2017 exonerated security forces of all accusations of atrocities.
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He was released on $300,000 bail and has said he expects to be exonerated.
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Let us hope he doesn't get exonerated, as he asks the FBI to ensure.
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The Central Park 5 were later exonerated, but Trump has stood by their guilt.
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The White House has seized on the findings to argue they have exonerated Trump.
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"I have no intention of being anything but exonerated," he told CNN last week.
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He has entered a plea of Not Guilty and fully expects to be exonerated.
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Despite all this, the White House and many Republicans are declaring the president exonerated.
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A special court exonerated him in 2000, saying it found no proof of collaboration.
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CVM also exonerated an executive at underwriter Banco Bradesco SA and the bank itself.
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Trump is certain to barnstorm the country and declare that he has been exonerated.
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He has entered a plea of not guilty and fully expects to be exonerated.
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The teens were later exonerated, but Trump has said he still believes they're guilty.
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Over 2,000 people have been exonerated for crimes they did not commit since 85033.
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Lawyers for the defendants said they were confident that their clients would be exonerated.
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In the normal world, when you are investigated and exonerated, the matter is dropped.
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"We are confident that he will be fully exonerated," Brafman said in a statement.
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In one case, Rodricus Crawford, who was on death row in Louisiana, was exonerated.
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That's not to say that the Justice Department exonerated the whole Ferguson Police Department.
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The Sussex Police arrested a couple last week, then released and publicly exonerated them.
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Twenty of those men have been exonerated and dozens more cases are under review.
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If it rules he was not, Lula would face retrial and could be exonerated.
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He served 8,583 days behind bars before being released and exonerated in October 2017.
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Phillips was exonerated earlier this week after a judge threw out his murder conviction.
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The Justice Department this week exonerated Clinton of allegations that she mishandled classified information.
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Randall Dale Adams was exonerated a year after "The Thin Blue Line" was released.
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Trump, true to form, went too far and said he had been completely exonerated.
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Independents break against exoneration -- 286% say the President and his campaign were not exonerated.
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"I look forward to being exonerated in due course," the New York Republican said.
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Outside federal court, he said he is "highly confident" he will be fully exonerated.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT) at the time that the FBI had effectively exonerated Thomas.
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Last year, a hundred and fifty-seven people nationwide were exonerated—a record number.
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In 2015, Italy's highest court fully exonerated her and her former boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito.
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On average, convicts who were freed had served 14 years in prison when exonerated.
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Much to the dismay of the Truman administration, an all-white jury quickly exonerated Shull.
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For years, Greene particularly mistrusted the beam-intensity measurement, but independent checks have exonerated it.
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Trump, however, has been touting the report and Barr's analysis as proof he was exonerated.
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Innocence Project attorney Karen Thompson said Tuesday that she&aposs frustrated Lott wasn&apost exonerated.
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But even if it largely exonerated Facebook, would anyone in its intended audience believe it?
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Both Giuliani and Conway falsely claimed that the Mueller report has fully exonerated the president.
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Whether he walks out a convicted man or an exonerated one is uncertain, experts say.
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If Phillips is exonerated on that charge, his take-home haul could be even greater.
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But just how are these settlements reached in the aftermath of officers' being criminally exonerated?
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Police have found no DNA evidence linking any of the exonerated men to the crime.
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But Carter says it won't matter if he's exonerated -- no NFL team will touch him.
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We believe that she will be exonerated of all charges once the investigation is completed.
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All 5 men were eventually fully exonerated in 2002, despite having spent years behind bars.
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After serving 18 years in prison for that crime, he was exonerated by DNA evidence.
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They were exonerated in 2002, when a convicted rapist and murderer confessed to the crime.
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His report neither exonerated Trump on that point nor concluded he had committed a crime.
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He was freed after 13 years, but was exonerated only last year in a retrial.
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And contrary to his repeated assertions, he was not "totally and completely exonerated" of wrongdoing.
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Avenatti has fiercely denied the allegations and has said that he will be fully exonerated.
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Gjertsen was exonerated from any involvement in the theft but was suspended for three months.
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Barr added that Mueller had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that the president obstructed justice.
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Trump seized on Barr's March 24 letter to declare that he had been fully exonerated.
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In a joint statement last week, Brafman reiterated his belief that Weinstein would be exonerated.
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The SIU also exonerated one officer who attempted to view and download the surveillance footage.
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Those of us who had our devices seized will be fully exonerated of this crime.
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They were released and exonerated in 2002 after a convicted murderer confessed to the crime.
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Clinton's message that the FBI and Department of Justice have exonerated her of any wrongdoing.
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Ledura Watkins, in Michigan, waited longer than any other person who was exonerated last year.
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He set up a panel that exonerated his own son in a massive corruption case.
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"Do I feel like your president, that I am exonerated?" he said at one point.
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Wittgenstein was exonerated; his colleagues defended him and he was even asked to continue teaching.
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"It's good to have been exonerated, and I'm glad to have been vindicated," Greitens said.
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He served 12 years behind bars before he and the others were exonerated in 2002.
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Mr. Cosby acknowledged that, even if exonerated at trial, public opinion was a different issue.
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Those who were exonerated in 2018 spent an average of about 10.9 years in prison.
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A New York state judge on Tuesday exonerated oil giant ExxonMobil on charges of fraud.
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Presidents have exonerated people who steadfastly maintained their innocence even as they accepted the pardon.
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Elkins was released and exonerated; Mann pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life without parole.
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But an appeals court overturned that verdict and ordered a retrial, and he was exonerated.
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In his first year, Thompson exonerated ten men, including Jennette and his two half brothers.
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We look forward to representing him at trial and expect him to be fully exonerated.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Smollett isn't being charged with a crime, but he hasn't been officially 'exonerated.
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" He added he's looking forward to the investigation and is confident he'll be "fully exonerated.
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Kelly has been exonerated on charges in the past, and XXX's case is still pending trial.
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Clearly I was exonerated for anything that he ever said may have been inappropriate between us.
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Gooding has cooperated with police and expects to be fully exonerated, his attorney Mark Heller said.
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Three days later she was exonerated, but he had been building the exoneration case since May.
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A third-party hired by the Diocese and the school has exonerated the students of wrongdoing.
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MUELLER: The finding indicates that the president was not exonerated for the act he allegedly committed.
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" Prosecutor Joseph Magats: "The fact that [Smollett] feels that we have exonerated him, we have not.
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He later was completely exonerated, with a judge dismissing all charges at the district attorney's request.
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And remember, this was right after they pretty much exonerated Hillary Clinton in a criminal investigation.
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He was exonerated at trial, but an appeals court ordered new proceedings against him in 2013.
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We had a jury of 7 white people and 1 hispanic who exonerated 3 black men.
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She was convicted, freed, re-convicted, and ultimately exonerated by the Italian supreme court in 2015.
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With regard to the safety of vaccines, it's clear that respected scientific authorities have exonerated them.
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In 2003, Avery was exonerated after DNA evidence proved he was wrongfully convicted of sexual assault.
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They were later exonerated by DNA evidence, although President Trump maintains that they are guilty. pic.twitter.
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After 16 years in prison, a convicted rapist (Henry Thomas) is exonerated through new DNA evidence.
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Kirk was in prison 8 years, including 2 on death row, before DNA evidence exonerated him.
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"I have no intention of being anything but exonerated," Menendez said in an interview with CNN.
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They were exonerated in 2002, when an already-incarcerated rapist and murderer confessed to the crime.
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Avenatti said in tweets Thursday that he will plead not guilty and expects to be exonerated.
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After they'd spent years in prison, someone else confessed to the crime and they were exonerated.
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Even though all 5 were exonerated in 2002, Fairstein has maintained she got the case right.
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I have confidence in my legal team that I will be exonerated of all pending charges.
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I will be fully exonerated once the relevant emails, contracts, text messages, and documents are presented.
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While exonerated by police and the FBI, Carmine was always deeply saddened by what had transpired.
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"We are confident he will be completely vindicated and exonerated," his lawyers said in a statement.
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"We have every reason to believe he will ultimately be exonerated," Mr. Brafman told the judge.
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He then became a licensed attorney, argued to get his sentencing overturned, and eventually was exonerated.
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Of course, it's still very important for her to be exonerated of all charges against her.
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Falsely believing that his actions had been fully exonerated, Trump moved on to the next election.
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"What happened, [Comey] had a lot of pressure put on and he exonerated her," Trump said.
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Because I would love to see Roger exonerated, and I would love to see it happen.
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After he was exonerated and released, he set out to rebuild a life after death row.
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Grimm told the people of Staten Island and Brooklyn he was innocent and would be exonerated.
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More light on the Exonerated 5 and the system of mass criminalization this nation has constructed.
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The exonerated were largely African-American men convicted of crimes like murder, robbery and drug offenses.
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Giuliani argued that Barr, in effect, exonerated Trump in the rest of the letter released Sunday.
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Public outcry forced lawmakers to scrap a law that allowed rapists to be exonerated through marriage.
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Kathy Griffin says the feds have "completely exonerated" her for the infamous Donald Trump beheading photo.
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Since 1973, over 160 individuals in this country have been sentenced to death and were later exonerated.
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"Had the Exonerated Five had a right to counsel, their lives may be different today," State Sen.
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They were exonerated in 2002 and reached a settlement with the city of New York in 2014.
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The Central Park 5 were exonerated, and in 2014, New York paid them a $41 million settlement.
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JOHNSON: We heard that when Comey exonerated Clinton that they were going to blow a gasket basically.
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DNA evidence exonerated James and he was released in 2011, having served nearly 30 years, for nothing.
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C Geovany Soto was exonerated by his manager for Cleveland running wild on the bases Friday night.
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MacDonald hopes he will finally be exonerated — but not at the cost of admitting to the murders.
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Avery was released from prison in 2003 when DNA evidence exonerated him in a woman's brutal attack.
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They will didn&apost interview her until July 9.463nd, 2016, and then July 5th, they exonerated her.
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He still has not apologized for his comments more than a decade after the men were exonerated.
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And although it's short, it details the next step of his plan to be exonerated for murder.
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He denied the charge, but spent ten months in custody before being exonerated for lack of evidence.
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Barr, in 48 hours, turns that around and says 'oh no, I've looked at it, he's exonerated.
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"I don't care about the Mueller report — I've been totally exonerated," he told reporters over the weekend.
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The witness is scared of Naz and will have reason to be scared if Naz is exonerated.
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Thirteen years after the commission of the crime, Ochoa and Danziger were exonerated and released from prison.
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Over 450 individuals who were wrongfully convicted of crimes have been exonerated thanks to this powerful technology.
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They say the President has been fully exonerated, though you specifically declare you could not exonerate him.
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In 2008, Brewer was the first person to be exonerated through post-conviction DNA testing in Mississippi.
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Rick Rocco of the Lauderhill police said the officers underwent an Internal Affairs investigation and were exonerated.
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The majority of those 52 allegations were found to be either unsubstantiated, not sustained, unfounded or exonerated.
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Smollett has not been found guilty of anything, and it is entirely possible that he'll be exonerated.
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He has previously investigated the C.I.A. and the actions of Ms. Haspel, and twice exonerated agency officials.
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In 2012, after assistance from the California Innocence Project, he was exonerated and his conviction was overturned.
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There is credible research to show that more people facing the death penalty could have been exonerated.
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The most optimistic argument circulating on Thursday was that Comey completely exonerated the president of any wrongdoing.
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She was later acquitted and exonerated, joining a growing community of Americans wrongly convicted with bad science.
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In Illinois, exonerated prisoners spent months waiting for compensation as state lawmakers dithered over passing a budget.
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Five young men of color were unjustly convicted of the crime, only to be exonerated in 2002.
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A spokeswoman for the Interior Department said the report's findings exonerated Mr. Zinke of allegations of misconduct.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of a man exonerated of murder in February.
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" When Soucie visited Taylor in prison and told her that the evidence exonerated her, she said, "O.
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"He won't be convicted, and then he will believe that he's been exonerated," Van Drew told reporters.
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It is largely believed that Trump will be exonerated by the Senate, which has a Republican majority.
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The governor recently exonerated him Since his release, McKinney's been on a mission to clear his name.
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Afterward, he attacked the jury in the case and said he would 'love to see Roger exonerated.
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Matthews was exonerated in 2004 after serving seven years behind bars, five of them on death row.
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In the statement, he made clear his team had not exonerated Mr. Trump, as he has claimed.
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Oakman was exonerated back in February -- with a jury deliberating 2 hours before finding him not guilty.
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"Trump apparently personally and directly committed the crime for which he claimed Mueller exonerated him," Napolitano concluded.
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A majority -- 56% -- said they thought Trump was not exonerated by Barr's summary of Mueller's report. 18.
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But the bank used that report, however limited, to make the case that it had been exonerated.
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Arthur's lawyers argued that the state of Alabama lost the DNA kit that may have exonerated him.
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" He added: "He'll be exonerated by the Senate in front of the American people and the world.
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Even when those who survived the accusations levelled against them were later exonerated, only meagre reparations were made.
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My son was totally exonerated by Mueller, who, frankly, does not like Donald Trump -- me, this Donald Trump.
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It has exonerated scores of people convicted based on more flawed disciplines like hair or bite-mark analysis.
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With stunning regularity we learn of black men who are exonerated too late of crimes they didn't commit.
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He was exonerated after Morris' examination of the circumstances around his arrest brought national attention to the case.
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But, of course, his family and the legal associates reminded him that the Supreme Court itself exonerated him.
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Meanwhile, every person in the Clinton team, no matter what they have done has basically been ignored. Exonerated.
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We look forward to resolving this case in court where we are confident that she will be exonerated.
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"I look forward to being fully vindicated and exonerated," Collins said at a news conference after his plea.
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"No Collusion, No Obstruction, Complete and Total EXONERATION," Trump tweeted, even though he was not exonerated by Mueller.
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Brown certainly acted like he was exonerated Wednesday, when he mingled in public, proclaiming his love for everyone.
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In 2003, Mr. Avery was exonerated by DNA evidence after serving 18 years in prison for a rape.
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Most have been released after being exonerated or agreeing to give the state money, assets or real estate.
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To her disbelief, it touted the fact that 1,22015 papers had exonerated sugar of links to chronic disease.
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Editorial In 2015, 149 people convicted of crimes large and small — from capital murder to burglary — were exonerated.
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Lewandowski was charged with simple battery last week and the campaign insists he will be exonerated in court.
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The Myanmar military has said its own internal investigation had exonerated security forces of all accusations of atrocities.
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"I believe the Saudi crown prince will be 100 percent vindicated and exonerated," Alwaleed said of his cousin.
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"We're ready to go forward and do what we have to do and get him exonerated," Creizman said.
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Peggy Sanders, Debra Carter's mother, forgave both Fritz and Williamson, inviting the two exonerated men in as friends.
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He served 18 years in prison but was exonerated after DNA evidence connected the attack to another man.
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Since 1973, about 160 people sent to death row nationwide have been exonerated, the death penalty center said.
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His false claim that Comey exonerated him, and his conflicting explanations of why he fired Comey are unsettling.
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Danziger was exonerated and released, too, but he had been beaten by other prisoners and suffered brain damage.
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The ruling exonerated Liverpool's supporters from any blame, reversing the findings from an official inquiry in 1990-773.
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What I discovered was that one person had been fully exonerated for every 10 executions in this country.
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It doesn't mean that the Mueller investigation will come up with nothing, or that Trump has been exonerated.
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More than 160 people have been sentenced to death since 1973 and later been exonerated, Biden's plan states.
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Ms. Katehi and her lawyer argued that the investigation's findings largely exonerated her of the most serious accusations.
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He was finally able to clear his name Tuesday, when a judge formally exonerated him after 27 years.
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Trump&aposs allegations are of extreme scandal… Yet if he is exonerated, those allegations will lose their sting.
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Mr. Christie has repeatedly said that the United States attorney's office "exonerated" him, because he was not indicted.
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Republicans declare Trump has been exonerated and Democrats call for the release of the special counsel's full report.
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And I know I'm innocent and I'm confident I will be exonerated, and stick it on the shelf.
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Mr. Baker said last week that he was confident he had done nothing wrong and would be exonerated.
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According to one study, 42 percent of exonerated juveniles had falsely confessed, compared to 8 percent of adults.
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By this rendering, Mr. Trump cannot obstruct justice even if he orders himself exonerated in the Russia matter.
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However, Republicans said Volker's testimony exonerated the president of any wrongdoing and raised new evidence against Hunter Biden.
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"I will be fully exonerated by a jury because I did nothing wrong," he said in a statement.
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Wow, looks like James Comey exonerated Hillary Clinton long before the investigation was over...and so much more.
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The President told the crowd the "collusion delusion is over" and the special counsel's report had exonerated him.
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The teens, who were called "savages" and compared to animals in the press, were later exonerated by DNA evidence.
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The Innocence Project reports that over 25 percent of defendants they've exonerated using DNA evidence made a false confession.
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Exonerated after Stalin's death and freed, he married the widow of a prison guard killed in World War Two.
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Fairstein has since been accused of coercing confessions out of the five teenagers, who were later exonerated in 2002.
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However, he was exonerated in 2003 after DNA evidence revealed a man named Gregory Allen was behind the attack.
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She explained that although they decided not to pursue prosecution, Smollett is by no means exonerated in their investigation.
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The Cranston brothers then had a wanted suspects alert put on them — but were quickly exonerated for the crime.
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He is the eighth Guevara defendant exonerated since Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx took office in December 2016.
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"It's not fair, it's not fair," said Jacques Rivera, a man exonerated in 2011 of murder, wiping away tears.
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Following his release, Avenatti told reporters that he will be "fully exonerated" of the charges, the Associated Press reported.
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Mr Trump even exonerated Mr Putin of interfering in America's election, in defiance of his own country's intelligence assessments.
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Two months after the emails went public, lawyers retained by Christie's office released a Bridgegate report that exonerated Christie.
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Eventually the exonerated five, now all adults, won a settlement from NY.C. for about $40 million, per the Times.
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After serving 11 years in prison, Williamson and Fritz were exonerated in 1999 with help from the Innocence Project.
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Dozens of suspects who were convicted by bite mark evidence have later been exonerated through the use of DNA.
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But after another man admitted to that murder, the Michigan native was exonerated and released from prison last March.
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His attorney, Donald Samuel, declined to elaborate on the resignation, but said Olsen would be exonerated of criminal wrongdoing.
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In nine of the cases, though, the defendant was fully exonerated of the crime and cleared of all charges.
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Avenatti has unequivocally denied the allegation from Miniutti, expressing confidence that he would be fully exonerated by any case.
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Under Mr. Thompson's conviction-review unit, 20 people have been exonerated, one of the best records in the nation.
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Collins's attorneys quickly declared his innocence, saying their client would be "completely vindicated and exonerated" as the case evolves.
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After all, the special counsel's reputation for integrity would offer Trump a political gold mine if he is exonerated.
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Mueller investigated 2900 episodes where Trump may have obstructed justice, but neither exonerated nor implicated him in the crime.
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Mr. Castelan said that he did not join in the attack and that Mr. Rodríguez would have exonerated him.
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Urrutia was exonerated in 2014, but he still felt that he was vulnerable to new charges if he returned.
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Even Barr's initial letter, which mendaciously claimed that Trump was fully exonerated by Mueller, failed to move the needle.
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Flash-forward 12 years, and local news reports claimed both men could be exonerated thanks to new DNA evidence.
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Mr. Zarrab was accused of aiding that scheme, but he was exonerated in Turkey after his arrest in 2013.
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We know that Clinton was exonerated by a legal calculus of trial sufficiency meticulously laid out by Director Comey.
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First Meal will be a series depicting the first meals of former prisoners after being exonerated from wrongful conviction.
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Four inmates were exonerated from death row in 2017, bringing the total since 1973 to 160, the report said.
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The bigger takeaway ... Corinne officially exonerated DeMario of any wrongdoing and said there's no ill will on her end.
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African-Americans make up nearly two-thirds of those exonerated by DNA, or 222 of the 362 former inmates.
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"Wow, looks like James Comey exonerated Hillary Clinton long before the investigation was over," Mr. Trump wrote on Friday.
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Mr. Wise, 16 at the time of his arrest, served about 13 years in prison before he was exonerated.
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But like the commission, the agencies exonerated Bayoumi and concluded that the kingdom did not knowingly support the attacks.
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"I would give anything if I could undo what has happened," Mays said, and he was exonerated of blame.
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The show, which portrays the arrest and trial of the Exonerated Five, was nominated for numerous awards this year.
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More than a decade after their conviction, the five men, all of whom are black or Hispanic, were exonerated.
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I doubt that he would be exonerated, however, there remains a serious question of whether he was properly adjudicated.
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Years of litigation lie ahead, and some of the coaches may be exonerated, or reach settlements without acknowledging wrongdoing.
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She has started Resurrection After Exoneration, which will offer medical help and guidance as exonerated people reintegrate to society.
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Between 1973 and 2014, 144 people on death row have been exonerated, or 1.6 percent of all death sentences.
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But officials decided to send her home when her father produced a letter, purportedly from Mia, which exonerated him.
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Eventually the exonerated five, now all adults, won a settlement from N.Y.C. for about $40 million, per the Times.
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An airline may be exonerated from its liability by proving that a passenger caused or contributed to the damage.
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They stressed that Li was legally exonerated and highlighted the prosecutor's "objective and fair attitude" during the judicial process.
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They became the 12th and 13th men to be exonerated of convictions related to investigations by Detective Louis Scarcella.
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Who still insisted, in 2016, that those black and Latino men were guilty despite DNA evidence that exonerated them.
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He previously served 18 years for a rape he did not commit before he was exonerated by DNA evidence.
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But prosecutors suddenly dropped the charges against Smollett with little explanation in late March, although he was never exonerated.
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This timeline exonerated the people who were currently living in the house, and implicated the previous occupants from 1848.
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Yes, post-conviction DNA testing and the work of Innocence Projects around the country have exonerated more than 1,700 defendants.
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The registry found that more than two-thirds of those exonerated in 2015 were minorities, and half were African-American.
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Baker said that no one at Texas Tech had yet told him that the investigators had exonerated him of wrongdoing.
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Five years later, Chen was exonerated when a second DNA test that found he was not a match after all.
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When he got into trouble a few times they all ran – and when he was exonerated they all came back.
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"President Trump has been fully and completely exonerated yet again," Brad Parscale, Trump's 2020 campaign manager, said in a statement.
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If the standard were that we can't look beyond the rulings that were made on appeal, they'd never be exonerated.
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He served 23 years but was exonerated last April, 10 days after BuzzFeed News published an investigation into his case.
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They included Blake Farenthold of Texas, who was investigated and exonerated by the office over an allegation of sexual harassment.
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He was previously exonerated in 2003 after serving 18 years in prison for the rape of a jogger in 1985.
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After all, Avery was wrongly convicted of rape in the 1980s, only to be exonerated after serving 18 years inside.
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Am I wrong and Hillary Clinton committed crimes that they exonerated before investigating, so it seems like it was rigged?
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In that previous case, Avery was convicted in 1985 and then exonerated by DNA evidence 18 years later, in 2003.
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Conspicuously, however, Mueller declined to state whether Trump was exonerated of wrongdoing, instead implying the matter be left to Congress.
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Naz walked free from New York City's notorious prison not completely exonerated, but completely changed, and not for the better.
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Although Department policy barred you from indicting the President for this conduct, you made clear that he is not exonerated.
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The question came from Ricky Jackson, who spent 39 years in prison and was on death row before being exonerated.
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He has been exonerated from the allegations I was told about on the carpet, so my opinion is different now.
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The brand also filmed a 10-minute documentary, titled Exonerated, detailing the personal story of an exoneree from death row.
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A judge in Baltimore exonerated Edward Nero, an arresting officer accused of lesser offenses in the case of Freddie Gray.
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Regardless of the judge's condemnation, FBI chief Louis Freeh in 1995 exonerated the FBI for its actions at Ruby Ridge.
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I am looking forward to a full investigation at which point I am confident that I will be fully exonerated.
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Felony records are digitally disseminated far and wide, and can haunt the wrongly convicted for years after they are exonerated.
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Consider the following data: More than 28500 innocent people across the nation have been exonerated from death row since 6900.
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Mueller did not charge Trump with obstruction, but has asserted repeatedly that the president was not exonerated by his investigation.
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"Wow, looks like James Comey exonerated Hillary Clinton long before the investigation was over ... and so much more," he tweeted.
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After the war, he was successfully de-Nazified and exonerated, and went on to become the director at Kunstverein Düsseldorf.
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Mueller ultimately declined to charge Trump with obstruction of justice, though he told Congress he hadn't exonerated the president either.
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Mueller's report, however, neither exonerated nor implicated the president regarding obstruction of justice, instead punting the ultimate decision to Congress.
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He was released Monday afternoon on $300k bond and held a press conference saying he's confident he'll be "fully exonerated."
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The network's favorable interpretation of the Mueller report — that it exonerated the president — furiously gathered up reactions, comments, and shares.
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They said that they believed the president would be exonerated, and that they hoped to have that conclusion made public.
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Human error and alarmist reporting fueled the false narrative until Dugas was exonerated in 2016 — 32 years after his death.
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Ozekhome said Adoke has appeared in court in Nigeria in the past over the OPL 245 case and was exonerated.
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During his acceptance speech, 21-year-old Jharrel paid tribute to the "exonerated five" ... but that was only the beginning.
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Captain McVay was officially exonerated by the Navy in 2001, after decades of campaigning by his supporters, including many survivors.
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The couple are best known for "The Exonerated," based on interviews with former death-row prisoners who were wrongfully convicted.
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Three men were exonerated Monday after wrongfully serving 36 years in prison for the 1983 killing of a Baltimore teen.
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Ultimately, the president will be exonerated and we don't anticipate there being any reason to go forward with these hearings.
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Nationally, false confessions were made by nearly 30 percent of all the people who have been exonerated through DNA testing.
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Even if the numbers change and the House votes to impeach, Mr Trump will probably be exonerated in the Senate.
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For those wrongfully convicted prisoners who can be exonerated by DNA evidence, organizations like the Innocence Project are a godsend.
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After he was exonerated, he was released from prison in 2003, after serving 18 years of a 20-year sentence.
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Trump and the White House have touted Barr's summary as a political victory, claiming that the report exonerated him entirely.
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Weinstein's lawyer Benjamin Brafman says that Weinstein denies all accusations of "nonconsensual sexual activity" and fully expects to be exonerated.
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The Myanmar military has said its own internal investigation had exonerated security forces of all accusations of atrocities in Rakhine.
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I have the utmost faith in the process and believe that I will be fully exonerated as the truth emerges.
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The military exonerated itself of all accusations of atrocities in an internal investigation, which published its findings on Nov. 13.
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" Michael Miller, a lawyer for Kaloyeros, in a statement said his client is innocent and looks forward to being exonerated. "Dr.
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And the president also saying that the I.G. report exonerated him and proved why he was right to fire James Comey.
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That poll found 35 percent of voters believed the special counsel had exonerated the president while 41 percent believed the opposite.
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Avery was previously convicted of rape and served 18 years in prison before being exonerated after DNA testing proved his innocence.
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"Like he has for every trial, he hopes that this is the one where he gets to be exonerated," says Barket.
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Anderson is just one of hundreds of black men who have been convicted of and exonerated for crimes they didn't commit.
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Desorcy also told CBS that Daly's husband, Officer Daniel Daly, was not involved in the staged crime and has been exonerated.
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However, in 2002, the men were exonerated after a convicted murderer admitted to the rape, which was confirmed by DNA evidence.
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A teacher named John Mark Karr confessed to the murder, but DNA tests exonerated him, and the crime remains a mystery.
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Flattering videos would have to be released along with unflattering ones, videos that exonerated cops along with videos that forced indictments.
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Trump has repeatedly railed against Mueller's investigation, calling it a "witch hunt," even after claiming that the report totally exonerated him.
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" Mueller dismissed Trump's repeated claims that the Mueller report "totally exonerated" him, testifying that it was "not what the report said.
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In Wisconsin, one of the least-generous states, exonerated individuals are entitled to just $5,000 for every year spent behind bars.
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He exonerated them of allegations that their detention of Picard was illegal and that their conduct reflected negatively on state police.
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If Heidelberg were to be exonerated, he would likely be the longest wrongfully convicted person to be freed in American history.
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Williams received the death penalty, and Fritz a life sentence; both were innocent, and, as The Innocent Man depicts, eventually exonerated.
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What they're saying: Avenatti said outside court he was "highly confident" he would be fully exonerated and justice would be done.
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Avery was convicted of an unrelated rape and sent to prison in 1985, serving 18 years before DNA evidence exonerated him.
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But Trump still called these citizens of our country -- wrongfully convicted, incarcerated and then exonerated by the American legal system -- guilty.
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First of all, all of the questions were answered, I was totally exonerated and found not to have done anything wrong.
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It clearly very much wanted Lewandowski to be exonerated and for Fields to be guilty of making up some perverse hoax.
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Knox has for several years supported the Innocence Project and other efforts on behalf of exonerated prisoners and the wrongfully accused.
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After Broomsfield was exonerated, the Toronto Star launched their own investigation into Motherisk, which in turn prompted the province to act.
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"Wow, looks like James Comey exonerated Hillary Clinton long before the investigation was over…and so much more," the president tweeted.
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S&P 500 E-MINI FUTURES RISE 0.19 PCT AFTER TRUMP SAYS RUSSIA COLLUSION INVESTIGATION EXONERATED HIM; VOLUME AT 3,679 CONTRACTS
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"When due process occurs I will be fully exonerated and justice will prevail," Avenatti said outside the court following the hearing.
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The rapper says he's beyond shocked at the "false allegation" and is confident he'll be exonerated once the facts are in.
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Gerard Amirault was never exonerated and served 22011 years of a 218-year sentence before being released on parole in 21992.
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Of the 341 people exonerated by DNA testing since 1989, Mr. Boquete is the only one to have escaped from prison.
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After concluding his two year investigation in April, Barr released a controversial summary concluding that president Donald Trump was totally exonerated.
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"The state's attorney's office is saying he's not exonerated, he actually did commit this hoax," Emanuel said in the ABC interview.
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To date, nearly 2,300 people have been exonerated in the US since 1989, with more than 20,000 years lost behind bars.
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That support extends throughout our organization and has only grown more steadfast as the preponderance of scientific evidence has exonerated Tom.
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He was tried, convicted and imprisoned, then was exonerated and released in 183 after serving 27 years of a life sentence.
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Zimmerman late Wednesday defended his attempt to sell the gun, arguing that it is within his rights after having been exonerated.
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Over the past 45 years, when 1,479 people were executed in this country, 83 people sentenced to death have been exonerated.
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Indeed, during a White House event Wednesday afternoon, Trump falsely told reporters that Manafort's second sentencing hearing exonerated him of collusion.
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On Wednesday morning, 44 years after his arrest, Mr. Bush was exonerated in Suffolk County District Court in Riverhead, Long Island.
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In the statement, he made clear that his team had not exonerated Mr. Trump, despite the president's claims to the contrary.
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Notably, however, Mr. Mueller said that if the facts he gathered exonerated Mr. Trump of obstruction, he would have said so.
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But at the time, the city was being sued by another exonerated man, who would ultimately win a record $10 million.
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Bryant's career continued, and for many, memories of the incident blurred to the point where they believed he had been exonerated.
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Amaya said last week it believed the charges against Baazov were without merit and it expected Baazov to be "fully exonerated".
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Wilbourn, 823, is one of the dozens of people whose cases were connected to Watts and who have since been exonerated.
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Sean Starr, an attorney who represents some of the exonerated, said their stories show a "calculated feigned ignorance" by Chicago Police.
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And last December, five days before Christmas, Haslam went against the recommendation of the parole board and exonerated McKinney, Lowery said.
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He also exonerated former F.B.I. leaders, broadly rejecting Mr. Trump's accusations that they engaged in a politicized conspiracy to sabotage him.
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But more importantly, I am proud to know that the Exonerated 5 are continuing to be recognized on such major platforms.
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It exonerated those who perpetrated the attack and confirmed the view of Franco's supporters that his and their enemies were evil.
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But more importantly, I am proud to know that the Exonerated 5 are continuing to be recognized on such major platforms.
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Any phrase that might sound like it exonerated him -- and there weren't many -- was repeated over and over like a mantra.
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He served eighteen of those before being exonerated by DNA testing, a technology not available at the time of the trial.
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Wichita has exonerated officers in the 29 officer-involved shootings since 2010, determining them "reasonable and justifiable," according to the lawsuit.
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Ricky Jackson, convicted of shooting a man during a robbery in 1975, spent over 39 years in prison before being exonerated.
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Sefolosha was initially arrested for obstructing justice and disorderly conduct -- but he took the case to trial and was eventually exonerated.
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DNA evidence later exonerated Avery — but only after he spent nearly two decades in prison for a crime he didn't commit.
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After all, how could Clinton be exonerated under the "gross negligence" law if that very phrase was used to describe her behavior?
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Gooding has been very cooperative with police and expects to be fully exonerated, his attorney, Mark Heller, said during a news conference.
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In 2015, after DNA evidence exonerated an innocent suspect in a 1998 murder, police in Idaho Falls combed the records of Ancestry.
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However, the I.G. did not make prosecutorial conclusions about the obvious felonies that Hillary committed and was totally and unjustly exonerated from.
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For many it inspired nagging questions: Had Avery, already exonerated once for a violent crime he didn't commit, been wrongfully convicted again?
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Finally, in 2015, Italy's highest court exonerated Knox, again, due to "stunning flaws" in the investigation and a lack of overall evidence.
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President Donald Trump has continued to rail on the investigation as a "witch hunt," despite claiming that the report had exonerated him.
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The defense could not argue double jeopardy in any of the trials because Harris was never exonerated of a charge, Barket said.
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But it also did not clear the president of obstructing justice, even though Trump has repeatedly claimed that it exonerated him completely.
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"It's a new life, a new beginning," Christopher Tapp said Wednesday outside an Idaho Falls courthouse after being exonerated of the murder.
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According to the Innocence Project, one in four people who have been exonerated for crimes they didn't commit confessed to that crime.
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An independent committee also investigated complaints from three former AOC staff members and a member of the public but Tancred was exonerated.
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This is after they have exonerated Hillary Clinton again that&aposs what we are going to get an IG report on soon.
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In Colombia officials were also exonerated, but a contractor was sentenced to 38 years in prison for making payments to the paramilitaries.
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Not so fast, retorted lots of Republicans, no evidence proves collusion with Team Trump yet—we bet the president will be exonerated.
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In 2008, he was exonerated and the government settled a lawsuit he'd filed against them for invasion of privacy for $4.6 million.
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He spends his days making hundreds of phone calls to men and women who were wrongfully incarcerated, exonerated, and released from prison.
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A state grand jury found her story to be untrue and all the men who were accused in the attack were exonerated.
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" Asked whether the report exonerated Trump on the question of obstruction of justice, Mueller said: "That is not what the report said.
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She plays Lisa, the childhood girlfriend of Korey Wise (gut-wrenchingly portrayed by Moonlight's Jarrell Jerome), one of the five exonerated men.
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Worse, even law enforcement officers who are exonerated through body camera footage are left to condemnation by "trolls," regardless of official findings.
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" He said he was confident that when all the evidence is out, "I will be fully exonerated and justice will be done.
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The Central Park Five were ultimately exonerated in 2002, however, when another man — a convicted murderer and rapist — confessed to the crime.
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But the commission's final report, last year, exonerated the government of war crimes—which had not originally been part of its remit.
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The problem for Mrs Clinton is that it is not enough for her to be exonerated of serious (or even any) wrongdoing.
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Attorney Michael Avenatti reiterated Tuesday that he believes he will be fully exonerated of the felony domestic violence allegation leveled against him.
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"I am looking forward to a full investigation at which point I am confident that I will be fully exonerated," he continued.
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Manager Joe Girardi, though he and General Manager Brian Cashman were exonerated by Steinbrenner, nevertheless bravely located a sword to fall on.
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He took out full-page newspaper ads in 1989 to demand the execution of the Central Park Five, who were later exonerated.
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The third Trump lie is that the IG report somehow exonerated him on the question of collusion with Russia during the campaign.
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"It would be very difficult to go back to that," Mr. Hillary said, sitting in a supporter's backyard hours after being exonerated.
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Do they believe that Democrats would take the politically disastrous step of moving to impeach Trump even if Mueller fully exonerated him?
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This case is illustrative of the problem with the death penalty, and 163 people on death row have been exonerated since 1973.
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Trump spokesperson Katrina Pierson told CNN Tuesday afternoon that the campaign has "total confidence" in Lewandowski and believes he will be exonerated.
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The teenagers were later exonerated when DNA evidence and a confession by another man showed that they were innocent of that crime.
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Since 8550, 2000 people have exonerated, according to a database maintained by the center, for an exoneration rate of about 21 percent.
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It went on to show a headline that said Mr. Trump had been exonerated by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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In a statement Tuesday, Stanford, which has never publicly named the professors under review, said that it had exonerated all of them.
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After the Beatrice Six were exonerated, they filed a lawsuit against Gage County and the investigators who had put them behind bars.
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Brash as always, he said that he intended for the cases to go to trial and was sure he would be exonerated.
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"If you read the I.G. report, I've been totally exonerated," Mr. Trump said, responding to questions from reporters later on Friday morning.
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Police officers are often exonerated for killing civilians on the premise that they fired their weapons out of fear for their lives.
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Trump "needs to be exonerated," said the former White House chief strategist, who also formerly ran far-right media outlet Breitbart News.
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Democrats say that article pre-emptively exonerated Mr. Trump, dousing chances to raise questions about the campaign's Russian ties before Election Day.
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Niecy Nash is nominated tonight for her leading role in "When They See Us," the story of the exonerated Central Park Five.
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Morton was eventually exonerated after prosecutors were forced to divulge a bloody bandana that a DNA test demonstrated was not his blood.
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During her interrogation in 2007, Ms. Knox accused her boss, a pub manager, of killing Ms. Kercher, but he was subsequently exonerated.
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This week, 216 men with drug convictions related to those cases were exonerated — four of them on Wednesday and 210 on Monday.
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Mr. Weinstein maintains that he is Not Guilty of the charges filed today and is confident that he will be fully exonerated.
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And he added this week that even if everything that the Navy prosecutors alleged was true, he still believes Gallagher should be exonerated.
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" Hadley was exonerated on Monday and Diaz is facing a slew of charges as a result of the twist in the case. "Ms.
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Sefolosha was initially charged with obstructing justice, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest -- but he took the case to trial and was eventually exonerated.
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The nature of the questioning was principally to make sure Kushner did not have information that exonerated Flynn, CNN said, citing one source.
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Last year the country granted pardons to two people sentenced to death; one man was exonerated of murder after 43 years in prison.
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They argued that Mueller had no right to specify Trump was not exonerated, and said this violated the principle of presumption of innocence.
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Since publication, eight men alleging misconduct by Guevara have been exonerated; seven other men in Guevara cases had previously had their convictions tossed.
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Last fall, a judge ruling in the case of two exonerated men said Guevara told "bald-face lies" when testifying in the case.
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Imagine if Bill Cosby had been exonerated behind closed doors, or if the Parkland shooter were to walk free after a secret trial.
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The firm's report in early 2014 exonerated the governor but also found no evidence that Mr. Baroni was involved in the alleged scheme.
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In total, 13 of the 56 Guevara defendants have been exonerated, including Roberto Almodovar, the imprisoned man profiled by BuzzFeed News last April.
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They were exonerated after being the center of a Netflix documentary (Making a Murderer-style) but have scarlet A's on their chests now.
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And also, I feel a real need to tell people, when I was finally exonerated, I knew I could only do concerts overseas.
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In the first question of the hearing, Nadler asked Mueller whether his investigation "totally exonerated" Trump, as the president has so often claimed.
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Republican members foolish enough to ask Mueller the question, "Isn't it true that your report fully exonerated the President?" will get absolutely nowhere.
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An exonerated Michigan man who spent 45 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit has been awarded $1.5 million in compensation.
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No other suspects have been named and prosecutors stressed that Jackson has not been exonerated, even in light of the DNA test results.
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Lebanon is the latest country in the region to outlaw the practice of rapists being exonerated for their crime by marrying their victims.
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He was exonerated and walked free in 2014 after serving 39 years in prison -- the longest sentence by an exoneree in U.S. history.
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Other innocent inmates -- in fact more than 150 of them -- have been lucky enough to have been exonerated and freed before their execution.
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Furthermore, people who are never convicted or exonerated should receive a refund on all court costs and fees, which virtually no jurisdiction provides.
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Evidence that would have exonerated Charles Greenlee, Walter Irvin and Samuel Shepherd at their trials was withheld and their alibis ignored, Farmer said.
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But in 2002, another man — a convicted rapist and murderer — confessed to the crime, which led to the Central Park Five being exonerated.
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Nevertheless, when, for reasons that remain murky, a new investigation was launched, it appeared to ignore documentary evidence that could have exonerated Helgen.
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Over all, nearly one-third of the 341 defendants around the country who have been exonerated with DNA evidence have received no compensation.
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Cases tend to drag on for months or years, leaving the careers and nerves of suspects shredded, even if they are eventually exonerated.
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"The president is completely exonerated on the Russian thing," Toensing, an attorney at DiGenova & Toensing, told co-hosts Krystal Ball and Buck Sexton.
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McCullough, who is 78 and lives in Seattle, was exonerated earlier this year and has filed a civil rights lawsuit in federal court.
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But over time, at least 24 defendants whose convictions were based partly on bite comparisons have been exonerated by DNA or other evidence.
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Of the six Alabama death row defendants who have been exonerated in the modern period of capital punishment, three were judicial override cases.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders denied the allegations Monday and pledged to provide a list of eyewitnesses whose accounts exonerated the president.
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A number of Democrats have raised concerns that Trump obstructed justice after the special counsel neither implicated nor exonerated him on the charge.
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It is not enough to say you have been exonerated by the UN for North Korean sanctions violations because that is not true.
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On the matter of alleged obstruction of justice, Mueller said he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime.
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Shares of the company, which makes devices for minimally invasive coronary and vascular procedures, have nearly doubled since Root was exonerated in February.
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Since 1973, a hundred and fifty-eight inmates on death row have been exonerated of the crimes for which they were sent there.
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On the matter of alleged obstruction of justice, Mueller said he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime.
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The report falsifies all of the possible reasons the president should be exonerated and shows each one of these claims to be false.
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In late January, 1927, Landis exonerated Ty Cobb and Tristram Speaker from still another case of alleged match-fixing during the 1919 season.
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On average, each defendant exonerated last year spent 103 years behind bars, adding up to almost 1,500 years spent waiting to be cleared.
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Maybe that's because, as a CBS poll found, Americans want to read the whole report and aren't sure whether Trump is really exonerated.
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By the next morning, Mr. Trump had spent hours claiming he had been exonerated by a report the world had not yet seen.
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U.S. backdrop: President Trump has been trying to push forward on his agenda items, asserting that the special counsel's report fully exonerated him.
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Americans got a comprehensive presentation and analysis of the facts, which may have exonerated the president legally but which clearly indict him morally.
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But Keller, claiming he was sick on the day of the deliveries and that Deever made the decision alone, was exonerated on appeal.
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The men who were convicted were later exonerated (after a serial rapist confessed to the crime) and awarded $41 million in a settlement.
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REED: You've testified that the president asked you to lift the cloud by essentially making public statement that exonerated him and perhaps others.
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Over the weekend, Frank Quattrone, the successful technology banker turned exonerated defendant, turned successful technology banker, began an unusually intense debate on Twitter.
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Assuming that the Republican-controlled Senate will acquit him of any articles moved by the House, he will crow that he was exonerated.
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Two decades ago, he led a team of volunteer lawyers who exonerated a wrongly accused Alabama man from death row after 19 years.
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An investigation by NBCUniversal's legal team exonerated NBC News management of any wrongdoing regarding Matt Lauer's workplace conduct, the company said on Wednesday.
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Republicans countered that Volker had both exonerated the president of any wrongdoing and raised damning new questions about Hunter Biden's work with Burisma.
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In effect, the report exonerated Trump's enemies, such as former FBI chief James Comey, from the President's claim that they conspired against him.
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Because I'd love to see Roger exonerated, and I'd love to see it happen because I personally think he was treated very unfairly.
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Superior Court Judge Brian McDaniel of Georgia's Southern Judicial Circuit ruled Wednesday the new DNA analysis exonerated Robinson, and the conviction was vacated.
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"As the state's attorney said clearly, Mr. Smollett was not exonerated," Johnson added, finding common ground with Foxx while still supporting his detectives.
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Jewell, a security guard who evacuated the area, was ultimately exonerated, but not before his reputation was damaged in the ensuing media circus.
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For example, a 2002 survey of police officers suggested as many as 93 percent of misconduct investigations with dashboard camera evidence exonerated officers.
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He&aposs the guy that interviewed Hillary two days before they exonerated her, but they were writing the exoneration in May, this was July.
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After DNA evidence exonerated him, Darryl had to file a lawsuit to win compensation; he was awarded a settlement of $1.7 million in 2007.
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"Three weeks after Clinton is exonerated by Comey, Strzok is leading the investigation into Russia and coordination with the Trump campaign," Gowdy said Tuesday.
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Researchers focused on three types of crimes where black people were more likely than whites to be exonerated: murder, sexual assault and drug crimes.
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Weinstein's defense attorney, Benjamin Brafman, said he was disappointed with Burke's ruling, but said he remains confident Weinstein will be "completely exonerated" at trial.
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In 2014 the Exonerated Five received a $41 million settlement from New York because another man confessed and had the DNA to prove it.
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"That's an acute case of amnesia," said Jose Montanez, who was exonerated last year of a 1993 murder after spending 23 years in prison.
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Trump said following the release of the report in March that it showed he was exonerated of colluding with Russia and obstruction of justice.
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What's new: Weinstein appeared in court Thursday to have his charges exonerated, but prosecutors said there's ample evidence to bring his case to trial.
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By the end of Mueller's inquiry, polls indicated that most Republicans believed the investigation had exonerated Trump, whereas most Democrats concluded it had not.
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Here's the exchange: NADLER: Director Mueller, the president has repeatedly claimed your report found there was no obstruction and completely and totally exonerated him.
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There are other people who have been exonerated who went on to commit other violent crimes after that and ended up back in prison.
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Ron Williamson and Dennis Fritz were initially convicted of Carter's murder, though they were both later exonerated due to advances in DNA evidence testing.
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In September 2018, thanks to the efforts of his daughter, some law students and the editorial director of Golf Digest, Dixon was finally exonerated.
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Trump has condemned the Mueller investigation as a "witch hunt," while also saying the report totally exonerated him of collusion and obstruction of justice.
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The fans were exonerated from blame by a verdict that declared supporters had played no part in causing the tragic events of that day.
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A report put out by lawyers who were retained by Christie's office exonerated the governor a couple months following the release of the emails.
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The inquiry briefly included — and then exonerated — Kelley's email correspondence with Marine Corps General John Allen, then the commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
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Trump, who long had argued that Mueller's investigation was a "witch hunt," this week has claimed that the special counsel's report fully exonerated him.
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He became a jailhouse lawyer, and got himself exonerated on a technicality in a case that went all the way to the Supreme Court.
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His attorneys, Ian Niles and Stacey Richman, were and told TMZ ... "We're happy he's been exonerated ... and happy with the investigation from the D.A."
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Since 1976, 1,414 people have been executed in the U.S. That's 11% of Americans who were sentenced to die, but later exonerated and freed.
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One defendant, Luis Vargas (pictured), was imprisoned for 250 years before being exonerated of rape charges in November by a Los Angeles county judge.
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Arkema responded by calling the charges "astonishing," and arguing that the U.S. Chemical Safety Board exonerated the company in its investigation into the incident.
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Arkema responded by calling the charges "astonishing," and arguing that the U.S. Chemical Safety Board exonerated the company in its investigation into the incident.
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In 2015, he publicly apologized for putting an innocent man on death row—Glenn Ford spent 30 years in prison before he was exonerated.
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Likewise, Ken Thompson, who became Brooklyn, New York's first black DA in 2014, exonerated 21 people in the two years before he passed away.
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After an Idaho jury largely exonerated the defendants, federal judge Edward Lodge slammed DOJ and FBI misconduct and fabrication of evidence in the case.
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The arbitrator said that an audit later conducted by the Education Department, which found that the courses met the department's guidelines, effectively exonerated her.
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Some advocates also want improved Social Security benefits for the exonerated to make up for all the years they couldn't pay into the system.
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It is dedicated to the work of the artist and Wuzhen native Mu Xin, who was imprisoned during the Cultural Revolution and later exonerated.
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Then 28500 — with 6900 years of his life spent behind bars facing imminent death — Washington was exonerated, and another man confessed to the crime.
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Mallard was exonerated and released from prison in 2006, as a police review of the case implicated another man with the murder of Lawrence.
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So rather than wrap things up and consider the Clintons exonerated, the investigators went looking under other rocks and came up with Monica Lewinsky.
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After spending over a decade each in prison, Ron Williamson and Dennis Fritz were exonerated by the Innocence Project through DNA evidence in 1999.
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Amaya said in a statement that it believed the charges were without merit and it expected Baazov to be "fully exonerated" of the charges.
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"I am going to be exonerated," he said in a brief interview on Wednesday with reporters following a rally protesting President Trump's immigration policies.
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His lawyers, Daniel L. Stein and Jeremy Margolis, said outside the courthouse that Mr. Calk was not guilty and would be exonerated at trial.
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Lawyers with the California Innocence Project presented their case to the district attorney's office in 2012, but were unsuccessful at getting Mr. Roberts exonerated.
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It is based on 1,900 wrongful convictions from 1989 to mid-October of last year, about 47 percent of which involved exonerated black defendants.
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First Assistant State's Attorney Joseph Magats, the lead prosecutor, told CNN affiliate WLS that dropping the charges did not mean the actor was exonerated.
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All five teens spent between five and 13 years in prison each and were eventually exonerated when a serial rapist confessed to the crime.
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We have been told that the Mueller report had thus "exonerated" President Trump of conspiracy charges, though not on charges that he obstructed justice.
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It takes place two years after new DNA evidence exonerated him in a 1985 rape case, but not before he served 18 years in prison.
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In 2014, an Inner Mongolian court posthumously exonerated him, citing insufficient evidence, nine years after a serial murderer and rapist confessed to killing the woman.
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Her association with various investigations (Benghazi, Whitewater, "emailgate") helped create her image as dishonest, tricky and untrustworthy – even though she was exonerated in all three.
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Richard Jones, 41, was exonerated and released on June 8 after serving a majority of his 19-year sentence for aggravated robbery in Kansas City.
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Should prosecutors toss the conviction, Gomez will become the seventh Guevara defendant exonerated since Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx took office in December 2016.
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Experts say that with the method having helped Tapp clear his name, more people wrongly convicted of crimes will likely be exonerated using investigative genealogy.
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On average, about three convicted people are now exonerated of their crimes every week, according to the annual report of the National Registry of Exonerations.
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Of those, 17 were labeled as "not sustained" because of "insufficient evidence," one investigation was terminated and 12 others resulted in the officers being exonerated.
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But a subsequent FBI investigation determined Roman Rivera was innocent, and he was exonerated and freed from prison after eight months, The Washington Post reports.
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He argued that the Central Park Five, all of them young black men, should be punished for rape, even after DNA evidence exonerated them all.
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It seems to be working: one exonerated man was so grateful to Brooklyn's CRU that he invited the team and Mr Gonzalez to his wedding.
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She was exonerated on Monday, as the court found that the three-year-old was likely not the victim of assault, as Smith had concluded.
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Blacks are more likely to be wrongfully convicted than whites and are also likely to spend longer in prison before being exonerated for their crimes.
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"[James Comey] had a lot of pressure put on and he exonerated her," Trump said Friday in his interview with NBC Nightly News' Lester Holt.
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Postconviction DNA testing has not only exonerated 123 persons to date, it has also identified 140 actual perpetrators whose DNA is recorded in the database.
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Phillips, who received a life sentence after his murder conviction in 1971, has served more prison time than any other exonerated inmate in American history.
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The five men were exonerated in 2014 and received a settlement of more than $40 million after serving between six and 13 years in prison.
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Shawn was exonerated back in February -- with a jury deliberating just 45 minutes before finding him not guilty, citing evidence that the sex was consensual.
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In an earlier, unrelated case, Avery was convicted of rape and sent to prison in 1985; he served 18 years before DNA evidence exonerated him.
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If it weren't for advanced DNA testing that formally exonerated the Ramseys in 2008, they might still be at the top of the suspect list.
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While Mr. Barr exonerated the president in the spring at the end of the Russia investigation, he has been more reticent in the current matter.
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The former mayor of Venice, Giorgio Orsoni, was arrested for allegedly taking bribes from contractors on the project in 2014 (though he was eventually exonerated).
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Nine of the 241 people sentenced to death since 1973 in Louisiana have since been exonerated, according to a recent paper in a law journal.
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Attorney General Barr took 2 days to tell the American people that while the President is not exonerated, there will be no action by DOJ.
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Forty-three percent of respondents to CNN's survey said Trump and his associates were exonerated of potential collusion with Russia during the 22019 presidential election.
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Last year, the Namibian government-owned newspaper New Era reported that Namibian officials had met with UN counterparts in New York and had been exonerated.
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Before the murder case unfolded, Mr. Avery was convicted of sexual assault in 1985, spending 18 years in prison — only to be exonerated in 2003.
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We believe they are not factually supported by the evidence, and we believe that at the end of the process Mr. Weinstein will be exonerated.
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"At the end of the day, he's confident that he will be exonerated because he maintains that he has not done anything wrong," Reed added.
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On the question of potential obstruction of justice, Mueller was equivocal, saying he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime.
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When he was put on trial for grave-robbing, he was exonerated—not because he was innocent, but because the statute of limitations had expired.
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Forty-two percent of exonerated defendants who had confessed were cleared by DNA tests, compared to only 21 percent of exonerees who had not confessed.
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Evelyn Hernandez was exonerated in an August retrial after an earlier judgment found her guilty of homicide and sentenced her to 30 years in prison.
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In fact, he was explicitly not exonerated of the obstruction charges, according to Attorney General William P. Barr's summary of the investigation by Mr. Mueller.
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"We remain confident, despite the court's ruling today, that ultimately at a trial of this case Mr. Weinstein will be completely exonerated," Mr. Brafman said.
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More than 22017 men and women in American prisons were exonerated in 20183, according to a recent report by a registry that tracks wrongful convictions.
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They included Susan Collins of Maine, a Republican who broke ranks with her party — a move that she said should not suggest he be exonerated.
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The report, though, exonerated the bank's chief executive, Thomas Borgen, and the chairman of its board of directors, Ole Andersen, of mismanagement and other failures.
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He is now the first person in California, and the second in the country, to be exonerated after the use of genetic genealogy, Schubert said.
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Was it mere theatrics to revel in a chant of "Lock her up," about Hillary Clinton, who has now been exonerated, twice, by federal investigators?
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During his appeal, his lawyers discovered that the police collected evidence that suggested they had arrested the wrong man, and in 2011, Morton was exonerated.
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The state said it was free not only to impose onerous procedures, but also to enact a law making exonerated defendants forfeit the money entirely.
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When the Esperantists gathered for their conference, Dreyfus still had not been exonerated, and it did not help the movement's cause that Zamenhof was Jewish.
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" In a statement, Mr. Portnow said that the accusation had already been investigated "by experienced and highly regarded lawyers" and that he was "completely exonerated.
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The bad news first: Eighty-four of the innocent defendants exonerated in 2017, including Ledura Watkins, were victims of misconduct by police, prosecutors, or both.
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In a message on Twitter, Trump said it looked like Comey had "exonerated" Clinton, the 85033 Democratic nominee for president, before the investigation was over.
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He said the state was not only free to impose onerous procedures, but could also enact a law making exonerated defendants forfeit the money entirely.
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Yet even with Jerome's standing ovation and a tearful reception for the now-exonerated Five, When They See Us lost out on other historic wins.
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While Democrats said the envoy's testimony had strengthened their case to impeach Trump, the White House and the president himself said it had exonerated him.
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Nearly a fifth of the 365 people exonerated by new DNA evidence nationwide were convicted partly based on lying informants, according to the Innocence Project.
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"African Americans are only 13% of the American population but a majority of innocent defendants wrongfully convicted of crimes and later exonerated," the researchers write.
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Avenatti has vehemently denied any wrongdoing since being arrested in Los Angeles last week on suspicion of domestic violence, tweeting repeatedly that he will be exonerated.
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I am confident that when a jury of my peers passes judgment on my conduct, that justice will be done and I will be fully exonerated.
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The pay of accused troops is already docked from payments made by the UN to the troops' contributing nations and then disbursed if they are exonerated.
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Speculation on who the perpetrators were at the weekend resulted in confusion when two people were initially arrested but then released and exonerated on Sunday morning.
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The conference brings together exonerated people and their family and friends to meet with staff from Innocence Network member organizations, lawyers and elected officials, among others.
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I am confident that when a jury of my peers passes judgement on my conduct, that justice will be done, and I will be fully exonerated.
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He maintained he was innocent in a prosecution that his lawyers say was riddled with irregularities, including the concealment of evidence that would have exonerated him.
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Trump blasts Mueller probe in weekend-long tweetstorm The President, though he claims he is exonerated, is not ready to move on from the Mueller investigation.
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Green has hired a crisis manager -- Zack Teperman of ZTPR -- who says he's 100% confident Green will not only be exonerated, but continue his NFL career.
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There is no mention here of Modi's alleged complicity in the deadly 2002 Gujarat riots while he was chief minister (he was exonerated in real life).
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Filmmaker Jessica Sanders documents the experiences of a group of wrongfully convicted men after they are exonerated based on DNA evidence for crimes they didn't commit.
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The National Registry of Exonerations released a report last week that found more prisoners were exonerated in the U.S. in 2015 than in any previous year.
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Mark Meadows in suggesting by tweet that Morrison's testimony exonerated him, because Morrison also said that he hadn't thought anything illegal had been discussed with Zelenskiy.
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Farah was exonerated by UK Athletics who found no impropriety on his part after receiving the initial findings of a review into his relationship with Salazar.
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As we know, she could never have exonerated Brooke Windham, who was wrongfully accused of murder, without drawing on her expert understanding of the perming process.
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Walesa, now 73, has acknowledged once signing a commitment to inform, but he insists he never fulfilled it, and a special court exonerated him in 2000.
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Conservatives have said a letter Comey was drafting announcing there would be no charges against the former secretary of State shows he exonerated her too quickly.
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We believe that they are not factually supported by the evidence, and we believe that at the end of the process Mr. Weinstein will be exonerated.
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As she left the courthouse she told a small mob of reporters that she is "expecting justice" and praying that on Friday she will be exonerated.
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Most said Trump's interview in May 2017 may have exonerated the president on obstruction intentions or, at the very least, complicated any contemplated prosecution against him.
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On the matter of alleged obstruction of justice, Mueller said he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime, according to Barr.
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Viewers of the first season were introduced to Dassey's uncle, Steven Avery, who spent 18 years in prison for a rape before DNA testing exonerated him.
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Mueller's team's inability to find proof of that conspiracy, in Team Trump's opinion, is all they need to show that the president has been completely exonerated.
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Trump's campaign is taking tons of swipes at the Democrats and "Fake News" media ... asking how many times must he be exonerated before the attacks stop.
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Mr. Hatchett is the 19th person exonerated in Brooklyn since the district attorney, Ken Thompson, took office in 2014 and bolstered efforts to review questionable convictions.
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After the state charges were dropped, five of the exonerated officers tried to sue state attorney Marilyn Mosby for malicious prosecution, defamation and invasion of privacy.
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President Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday morning that the Senate Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation has exonerated him, finding "NO EVIDENCE OF COLLUSION" between his campaign and Russia.
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The association completed an internal investigation in 22.43, which it did not release despite declaring in a summary of the investigation that its findings exonerated FIFA.
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If the bureau's inquiries turn up nothing new, Senate Republicans will almost certainly claim that Judge Kavanaugh has been exonerated and proceed quickly to confirm him.
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It might better focus on Min Aung Hlaing, the commander in chief who presided over a ludicrous military report on the atrocities that exonerated the army.
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And Fox News spent last weekend declaring that Mueller — whom Sean Hannity said was conducting a "witch hunt" mere weeks ago — had exonerated the president entirely.
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Of the 20063 people who have been exonerated based on DNA tests in the United States, faulty forensics contributed to almost half of the underlying convictions.
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MBC's Ibrahim "was fully exonerated and declared innocent of any wrongdoing, no corruption charges, no charges actually whatsoever," a senior executive at MBC group told Reuters.
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The Central Park Five, as they were called, were later exonerated and were paid a $41 million settlement, but Mr. Trump has never accepted that outcome.
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To date, Olympic officials have issued penalties against six Russian Olympians who competed in Sochi and have exonerated another; investigations into scores of others are continuing.
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The man who didn't know how to drive was exonerated, at least partly thanks to coverage in "The Court of Last Resort," as were many others.
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Little details flesh out the characters — Carmen laughing in the background when Enrique is exonerated, the family sunbathing in a walled garden as protesters chant outside.
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It is confident that it will be exonerated in the criminal justice system, said Andy Purdy, the chief security officer for Huawei in the United States.
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Timothy J. Sloan, who succeeded Mr. Stumpf as chief executive, was largely exonerated by the report, even though he was also a career Wells Fargo executive.
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They couldn't live for him forever, Becky said sometimes, as though in despair, but the truth was that she felt soothed by the statement; exonerated, really.
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Bishop Roger Foys, whose diocese initially condemned the actions of the students, said in a letter to parents on Monday that the teenagers have been exonerated.
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"I want to become vindicated as well as totally exonerated in order to receive a pardon from the Governor of the state of Texas," he wrote.
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Making a Murderer focuses on the twist-filled case of Avery, a Wisconsin man who was released from prison in 2003 after being exonerated for sexual assault.
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Since the advent of DNA testing, nearly 200 people have been exonerated using newly tested evidence; in some places, courts will only consider exonerations with DNA evidence.
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Viewers of the first season were introduced to Dassey&aposs uncle, Steven Avery, who spent 18 years in prison for a rape before DNA testing exonerated him.
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Farah has been exonerated by UK Athletics who found no impropriety on his part after receiving the initial findings of a review into his relationship with Salazar.
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She issued an apology to John and Patsy Ramsey, at the same time saying they were exonerated of any criminal wrongdoing in the death of their daughter.
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After years of fighting to clear their names, the state's highest court exonerated them on Wednesday, saying they had achieved the "Herculean" task of proving their innocence.
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In the Prevezon case, she submitted a declaration that purported to have "been independently drafted by the Russian government," and which supposedly exonerated her clients, prosecutors said.
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"This is an important decision where the global container shipping industry has, once again, been fully investigated and exonerated," the company said in its statement on Tuesday.
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Speaking to ABC News, Pattis said he fully expects his client will be exonerated, calling the state's case "weak" and hinting his client has an "enormous" alibi.
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His histrionic remarks continued for decades — long after the boys who became known as the "Central Park Five" were exonerated and awarded millions following their wrongful imprisonment.
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" But Wood adds the decision "in no way alters the fact that Mr. Condit was long ago completely exonerated by authorities in connection with Ms. Levy's death.
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Years later, Avery was exonerated after DNA evidence linked a hair found on the victim to Gregory Allen, a convicted felon who bore a resemblance to Avery.
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Instead of focusing on Mueller's warning of current Russian interference, or him contradicting the president's assertion that his report exonerated him, Trump's media allies spotlighted his demeanor.
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The attorney general's statements and report summary have been repeatedly cited by Republicans in Congress who have stood united in their messaging that Mueller's work exonerated Trump.
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"It is our intention to fight these charges and we're confident that Harold will be fully exonerated," Marc Mukasey, a lawyer for Levine, said in an email.
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According to the Innocence Project, a legal organization that's representing Reed in his appeal to survive, DNA evidence has exonerated at least 20 people on death row.
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Defense attorneys said those teenage suspects had been tricked or coerced into confessing, and Mr. Wise and four others were later exonerated by DNA and other evidence.
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"Aboriginal people feel exonerated in showing the broader community that they are by far the oldest continuous civilization in the world," the council said in a statement.
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But Green, the Golden State Warriors' undersize power forward, admitted there was another explanation that should also have exonerated him on the always thorny charge of intent.
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Most detainees were released after being exonerated or reaching financial settlements with the government, which says it arranged to seize more than $100 billion through such deals.
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Opinions on collusion broke strongly along party lines: 77 percent of Republicans said the President has been exonerated, while 80 percent of Democrats said he has not.
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The campaign on Thursday started running posts that included several videos saying special counsel Robert Mueller's report exonerated Trump and criticizing Democrats' previous discussions of the report.
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On the matter of alleged obstruction of justice, Mueller said he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime, according to Barr's summary.
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With one rhyming couplet, he's completely exonerated himself and j'accused you of a digestive felony, and there's not a damn thing you can say in your defense.
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" When DNA evidence exonerated the young men in 2012, Trump denounced New York City's decision to compensate them, saying "I think people are tired of politically correct.
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Finding the real perpetrator also exonerated another man, Levon Brooks, who had served 16 years for a similar rape and murder of another three-year-old girl.
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The suit also contends that school officials ignored key evidence, and even though video evidence exonerated him and a witness recanted, they did not waive their decision.
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Mr. Trump's plan, aides say, is to act as if the report itself is extraneous to the attorney general's summary, which the president has said exonerated him.
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In the deeply emotional Sundance family drama, Young plays Daniel Holden, a newly exonerated death row inmate who re-enters society after nearly two decades in prison.
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Mr. Biden's spokesman said he had been rejecting an argument from a Republican, Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, who said the F.B.I. had effectively exonerated Mr. Thomas.
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Krasner has fought to end prosecution of marijuana dealers and sex workers, greatly reduced the use of money bail, and exonerated 10 people convicted by his predecessors.
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But on Monday, he was officially exonerated in the case as part of a larger reckoning with dozens of convictions connected to the crooked officer, former Sgt.
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He owed it to himself and to everyone who helped get him out, including the attorneys who helped him get on his feet after he was exonerated.
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An article on Page 8003 about split-jury verdicts misstates the number of people the Innocence Project New Orleans says have been exonerated in Louisiana since 2800.
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He looks forward to having the due process rights in the Senate that Speaker Pelosi and House Democrats denied to him, and expects to be fully exonerated.
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It also allows exonerated individuals who previously paid taxes on their awards to get their money back if they make a request by December of this year.
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The lawyers petitioned for the right to examine these files as part of another case involving another man who claimed Guevara framed him and was later exonerated.
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Since 553, for every nine Americans executed by the state, one is exonerated and released from death row — a margin of error that should terrify us all.
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Since 1976, for every nine Americans executed by the state, one is exonerated and released from death row — a margin of error that should terrify us all.
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Alfred Chestnut, Ransom Watkins and Andrew Stewart have been officially exonerated of the murder of DeWitt Duckett in 1983, Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced on Monday.
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The registry found eyewitness errors in 79 percent of sexual assault cases involving wrongfully convicted black defendants, compared with 51 percent in cases with exonerated white defendants.
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Wedding bells are in the future for Raymond Santana Jr. — famously known as one of the exonerated "Central Park Five" men — and Flavor of Love star Deelishis!
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Mueller repeatedly said, as he did in his report, that Trump wasn't exonerated by his investigation, and he firmly rejected the president's "no collusion, no obstruction" claims.
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" Alexander Zubkov, president of the Russian bobsleigh federation, gold medallist in Sochi and one of 11 athletes confirmed to have committed a doping offence, to Reuters: "I'm partly satisfied with the CAS decision because we had a large number of athletes who were exonerated - all the skeleton athletes and some of the bobsledders....We would like to see what is said about the athletes who were not fully exonerated.
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Regardless of whether Senate Republicans ever vote against removing Trump from office, the President and his party will claim that he was exonerated by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The same thing that exonerated her implicated him before the investigation began and I suspect some members will ask about the coziness between the FBI and the media.
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Trump renewed his attacks on Mueller's character, accusing him and his team of being biased against him even as he falsely claimed that Mueller's report had exonerated him.
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And Trump himself has never apologized for his real estate company's history of racial discrimination, nor his campaign to execute five teenagers of color who were later exonerated.
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Avery previously served 18 years behind bars for a sexual assault he didn't commit before being exonerated, and was arrested for Halbach's murder after two years of freedom.
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LA-based criminal defense attorney Alaleh Kamran, who is not associated with the case, tells PEOPLE that the dropped charges do not mean Smollett is innocent or exonerated.
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Hadley, who had been released from custody in October nearly three months after her arrest, became emotional outside a Fullerton courthouse on Monday after she was officially exonerated.
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It neither accused the president of committing crimes or exonerated him, though some analysts suggest that Mueller may have left Trump open to prosecution after he leaves office.
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Haven't even had coffee yet & the occupant of the WH, the bigoted man who called for the execution of the exonerated 5, is tossing the word 'lynching' around.
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The black and Latino boys were just teenagers at the time, and he refused to apologize or change his position on their guilt even after they were exonerated.
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Jennifer Bonjean, a lawyer who has represented three Guevara defendants exonerated in the last 18 months, argued that any case that Guevara touched should get a new hearing.
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Status: Exonerated after serving 27 yearsGuevara's alleged misconduct: Beating Maysonet claimed in court papers Guevara beat him with a flashlight until he falsely confessed to murdering two brothers.
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It was just this year he was exonerated of the crime, and this week he was freed, just in time to see his son Dom graduate from college.
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And just like we have been saying, the small group of deep state actors, they put the fix in, they exonerated Hillary Clinton, we know she committed felonies.
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Chaney was exonerated last October when state district judge Dominique Collins agreed with Chaney's attorneys that the bite mark comparisons linking him to the crime were fundamentally unsound.
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Although convicted for involvement in the death of protesters in the Arab Spring and sentenced in 2012 to life in prison, Mubarak appealed, and eventually he was exonerated.
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Avenatti has vehemently denied the allegations against him, telling CNN he never laid a hand on Miniutti or any woman and that he expects to be fully exonerated.
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It was a form letter, one of hundreds Munier was sending to exonerated defendants, opening with the salutation "Dear Sir or Madam," but the contents were highly personal.
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The document did not conclude there was a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia, and it neither implicated nor exonerated the president on obstruction of justice charges.
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" "There's bipartisan concern that the outside Ethics Committee, frankly, has not worked very well and has incorrectly accused a lot of members of wrongdoing who were later exonerated.
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Two years ago, however, a judge exonerated him and ordered him freed after determining that his conviction was based on theories about arson that had later been discredited.
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I've never actually been arrested, but I don't know if I'd be able to be exonerated if police tried to use those thick cable tie handcuffs on me.
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In 1999, the men convicted of one of the murders were exonerated, and in 2006 their cases entered the national spotlight when John Grisham wrote The Innocent Man.
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An inspector general report this year exonerated Mr. McCabe over his wife's campaign, saying he had not been required to recuse himself from the Clinton case over it.
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The group, known as the Beatrice Six, were exonerated of the crime a decade ago thanks to DNA evidence, and a task force later identified the real killer.
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In 2017, four more people who had been sentenced to death were exonerated, for a total of 160 since 1973 — a time during which 1,465 people were executed.
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Mr. Trump may call himself fully exonerated, yet I anticipate that if we get to read the Mueller report itself, we will see a much less favorable verdict.
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He was exonerated, but the feeling lingers that Eggers treated us to a partial portrait of the man, that he had skirted some inconvenient truths, some essential darkness.
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"We're confident that when all the evidence comes out, Mr. Scarpa will be fully exonerated and his otherwise unblemished reputation restored," Mr. Scarpa's lawyer, Thomas A. Kenniff, said.
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It begins with Ms. Davis (one of several executive producers) saying in a voice-over that every year an average of five prisoners on death row are exonerated.
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Even after the accused were exonerated by DNA evidence linking another person to the crime, as recently as last year, Trump has declined to apologize for his actions.
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His mother was gravely ill, and Vinny Cassidy, a friend and former F.D.L.E. agent, told how Agent Rodgers's mother died without knowing whether her son would be exonerated.
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Salahi tried to convince the skeptics that their arrival in Cuba was "a blessing," and that they would be treated fairly and exonerated by the American justice system.
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Henry McCollum spent 30 years on death row before DNA evidence exonerated him and his half brother, Leon Brown, in a rape and murder case in North Carolina.
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Accepting the award, he said, "te quiero, papá," and dedicated his speech to "the Exonerated Five," aka the Central Park Five, the subject of Ava DuVernay's searing miniseries.
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"The President will address these false charges in the Senate and expects to be fully exonerated, because he did nothing wrong," White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said.
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Modi was widely accused of indifference, even of complicity, and, although he was later exonerated by the Supreme Court, he was denied a U.S. visa for a decade.
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While researching the role, Jerome bonded deeply with the man he portrayed in the series: Korey Wise, who was exonerated in 2002 after the confession of another man.
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"You see the president's most vocal supporters, they're touting the headlines that the president was exonerated and vindicated and where are the apologies from the media?" he said.
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The Trump campaign was "completely confident [Lewandowski] will be exonerated," according to a statement released to Politico reporter Hadas Gold: Trump Camp statement on Corey Lewandowksi charges pic.twitter.
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He said he did not know any of the women who have accused him of wrongdoing and he produced calendars from the time that he said exonerated him.
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More than 350 U.S. inmates have been exonerated by DNA testing since 1989, according to New York-based the Innocence Project, which helps people who were wrongfully convicted.
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Mueller, of course, did not come to a conclusion on obstruction of justice — but Barr did, allowing the president to declare he had been exonerated by the report.
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There were 149 known exonerations in 2015, where the exonerated defendants served on average more than 14 years in prison, said the report from the National Registry of Exonerations.
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In 2008, she issued an apology to John and Patsy Ramsey, at the same time saying they were exonerated of any criminal wrongdoing in the death of their daughter.
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So it is that aides repeat the fiction that Trump was fully exonerated by special counsel Robert Mueller's report on the 2016 election even though the opposite is true.
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Earlier this year, Duval — who long maintained her innocence — was exonerated by a judge in her trial, ending a two-year legal saga that generated headlines the world over.
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The FBI's forensic experts, for example, once confused an African-American man's hair with a dog's hair once; he served 23 years in prison before DNA evidence exonerated him.
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At least once a month, the men who were exonerated after Guevara put them away for murder try to have dinner, go bowling, do something to strengthen their bond.
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Conway argued in his op-ed that counter to Trump's claims, special counsel Robert Mueller had not "exonerated" him and that it was time for Congress to step in.
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The resolved cases included those where the allegations against an officer were substantiated, dismissed as unfounded or the officer was exonerated because of the particular circumstances of the situation.
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All five said their confessions were coerced under extreme duress, and they were later exonerated when a convicted serial rapist whose DNA matched the attack confessed to the crime.
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The police said apologising for every injury was "inappropriate"; they have repeatedly requested an autopsy (a court ordered one on September 28th), presumably in the hope of being exonerated.
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A Swedish official in the UN's human rights commission, Anders Kompass, was suspended (though later exonerated) for exposing sexual abuse by French soldiers after senior people refused to act.
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That overall amount also includes unpaid awards owed to a group of exonerated, wrongfully imprisoned ex-inmates and others who sustained injuries on state roads or in state facilities.
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President Trump end his destructive habit of tweeted or making ill-conceived and false accusations — and hope his friends and staff are formally exonerated when all investigations are complete.
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Conservatives and the White House have celebrated Barr's letter as evidence that Trump has been exonerated, though Democrats have noted that Mueller's full report has yet to be released.
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And the state's star witness, Officer Garrett E. Miller, who is also facing charges and was compelled to testify, provided the evidence that in the end exonerated Officer Nero.
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Mueller's investigation did not establish that the Trump campaign conspired with the Russian government, and neither exonerated the president on obstruction of justice nor charged him with that crime.
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The dismissal statement released on October 2 said that evidence in the case exonerated Pitchford of the allegations against him, and that misunderstandings between both sides had been resolved.
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News Analysis The alleged "Patient Zero" of the American AIDS epidemic — a French Canadian flight attendant named Gaétan Dugas, who died of AIDS in 1984 — was exonerated last week.
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The Wisconsin-set docuseries follows Steven Avery two years after new DNA evidence exonerated him in a 1985 rape case, but not before he served 18 years in prison.
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He refused to apologize for calling for the executions of the Central Park Five, a group of black men wrongfully charged with murder and later exonerated by DNA testing.
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Twelve years after the boys' conviction, the actual rapist confessed, and the young men were eventually exonerated after DNA from the rapist matched DNA found at the crime scene.
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After a second trial convicted Knox and Sollecito on purely circumstantial evidence, the Italian Supreme Court ultimately exonerated the pair on the basis of "stunning flaws" in the investigation.
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Piven has denied all accusations, threatened to sue the website that first brought them to light, and claims he passed a lie-detector test, which he says exonerated him.
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Now, years after DNA evidence exonerated the defendants, they are about to collect a $228 million civil rights judgment against Gage County, which prosecuted them based on false confessions.
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Three years later, in 1947, with one son returned from the war, and another designated missing in action, Joe has been exonerated, but the question of his guilt remains.
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Wright cemented himself in U.S. history as a person to be given a life sentence, become exonerated, and obtain a license by the same court that had failed him.
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Giammattei himself faced accusations of human rights violations for the same incident, during which seven prisoners but no government officials died; he was later exonerated for lack of evidence.
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Larson's guest is James Tillman of Connecticut, who had been convicted of rape and kidnapping and spent 18years in prison until he was exonerated by DNA evidence in 2006.
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He was later fully exonerated, with far-right extremist Eric Rudolph confessing to the plot as well as to the bombings of a gay bar and an abortion clinic.
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While Trump took to Twitter to insist he had been fully exonerated by Sondland and that the other witnesses were simply operating from hearsay and the likes of Reps.
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In the County Hall of Justice, he paced the terrazzo floors, greeting people he knew: Rosario's attorneys, a TV reporter, a man from New Jersey who had been exonerated.
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That's a central plot in the Netflix series, "When They See Us." Although they were exonerated by DNA evidence in 2002 ... Linda, to this day, maintains they did it.
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Legal experts said the order itself was routine practice, adding that the question wasn't whether Flynn would be exonerated, but whether he would be pardoned by President Donald Trump.
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This week, CNN's Miguel Marquez asked the Trump campaign to comment on the case in light of the fact that the five men originally convicted in the case were exonerated.
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"If the President truly feels he's been exonerated (and) he did nothing wrong, he should do nothing to try and stop someone from coming to talk to us," said Rep.
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If Reyes is convicted, we're guessing the gravy train comes to an end -- and if he's exonerated, Reyes should be back in uniform without any damage to his bank account.
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It is only fair and humane that every state provide the exonerated with reentry services such as education, job training, healthcare and other social services, and enact robust compensation statutes.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) exonerated Tretyakov this month, so Martins Dukurs, a two-time Olympic silver medalist, is likely to end his career without his coveted gold.
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In one of Britain's most notorious miscarriages of justice, six Irish men were later wrongly convicted and spent 16 years in jail until they were exonerated and released in 1991.
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Mariam, who now refuses to venture outside her home alone, said she "almost wants him (her uncle) to be exonerated, so we can try to forget about all of this".
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Cristina's lawyers argued that she should be exonerated because the charges against her were filed by a private anti-corruption association, Clean Hands, instead of by prosecutors or tax officials.
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The court is expected to rule in a few weeks on whether the princess should be exonerated, along with other procedural issues, and then to resume the case in February.
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Had he been convicted in neighbouring Colorado, which passed a law in 22009 giving those exonerated $214,000 for each year they are locked up, Mr Bledsoe would have received $1.1m.
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Those exonerated in Kansas and the 18 other states without compensation laws must instead seek payment through civil litigation, or by convincing lawmakers to pass separate bills on their behalf.
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The documentary recounted how Avery was convicted of an earlier, unrelated rape and sent to prison in 1985, serving 18 years before DNA evidence exonerated him, and he was released.
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The questioning from Nadler was perhaps the quintessential example: NADLER: Director Mueller, the president has repeatedly claimed your report found there was no obstruction and completely and totally exonerated him.
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Since the FBI decided against charging Clinton, Democrats declared her exonerated and said the brouhaha over the emails was "over," in the words of a Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid.
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"Let me just point out the obvious: the FBI is not doing this lightly, they recognize just what a bombshell this is, especially having exonerated her in July," Johnson said.
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Mueller also looked at whether Trump criminally obstructed the Russia investigation but, according to Barr, did not come to a conclusion on that question that either accused or exonerated Trump.
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Writing for the court, liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg criticized the Colorado policy of keeping exonerated defendants' money because at that point they are once again presumed to be innocent.
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Mueller emphasized on Wednesday that he had not exonerated Trump of obstruction of justice, but his long-awaited congressional testimony did little to add momentum to any Democratic impeachment ambitions.
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In a news conference after his release, Avenatti said he was "highly confident" that when all the evidence was revealed, he would be "fully exonerated, and justice will be done."
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The Justice Department has offered new testing to hundreds of surviving defendants in cases marred by errors in hair-sample testimony, and a few of them have already been exonerated.
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Avenatti, who was released on $300,000 bond, told reporters after a court appearance Monday that he expects to be "fully exonerated," according to The Associated Press View the discussion thread.
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China's highest legal body this month exonerated a 21-year-old man executed in 1995 following a conviction of rape and murder, saying the evidence against him had been insufficient.
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The Hawaii Representative also mentioned Harris' role in a 1983 death penalty case, alleging that the California senator denied DNA testing that may have exonerated a man on death row.
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And while his comics, as mentioned above, resulted in his being suspected as a serial killer (he was exonerated through blood tests), that was only the start of his troubles.
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When I was finally exonerated and released, the biggest things I had to face was being social with other people because on death row there is no contact with anyone.
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The police-department panel that reviews officer-involved shootings exonerated both officers, warranting "no further action," and the state attorney's office cleared them of any criminal wrongdoing the following year.
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An investigation by a special committee of the board of directors exonerated them, finding that none knew about the breach at the time, a key requirement to prove insider trading.
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So, too, is microscopic hair comparison, an outmoded and dangerously flawed technique that has, to date, led to the convictions of 75 people who were later exonerated by DNA testing.
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Atsuko Muraki, a former top welfare ministry bureaucrat who was arrested for postal fraud and exonerated after a key witness retracted his testimony, spent five months in detention in 2009.
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That prompted calls from some lawmakers for the Metropolitan force to take over the investigation, particularly after two suspects were arrested by the Sussex Police, but then cleared and exonerated.
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The four-page summary that Mr. Barr submitted to Congress created the impression that the special counsel's team had found no wrongdoing, and President Trump declared he had been exonerated.
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