" 'The I.G. report totally exonerates' "It is a very unfair situation, but the I.G. report totally exonerates.
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It exonerates our clients and helps us bring them justice.
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Smith claims security camera footage exonerates him of the alleged vandalism.
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The West has long found comfort in exoticism, which exonerates differences.
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Mr. Ravich's lawyers argue, though, that the documentary trail exonerates him.
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Except, the rarity of such a story already exonerates it from commonality.
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Even if it exonerates Trump personally others will not be so fortunate.
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She says it exonerates the president; he says he should be impeached.
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They keep saying, "no quid pro quo," as if that exonerates Trump.
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Yet today, a generation later, the scientific literature largely exonerates vinyl chloride.
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Moore also pointed out that broad genetic ancestry sometimes exonerates members of minority groups.
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I'm not saying that exonerates him from murders or proves his guilt or whatever.
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The big question is whether the report contains allegations against Trump or exonerates him.
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"The newly discovered evidence exonerates Johnson," the state's motion for a new trial said.
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They have also accused prosecutors of withholding evidence that they say exonerates their clients.
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That same logic exonerates the powerful and pushes the blame back on their victims.
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So far, it is not clear the President is choosing the one that exonerates it.
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I think that the report yesterday, maybe more importantly than anything, it totally exonerates me.
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Both Veronique and Tom die in a car crash, but not before Tom exonerates Mie.
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Do you agree with Mr. Buskirk and Mr. diGenova that the report exonerates Mr. Trump?
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At times, she wrote, the majority selectively quotes evidence that exonerates Texas lawmakers of discriminatory intent.
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Will Mueller issue a report that exonerates Trump from any wrongdoing, which is unlikely but possible?
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"It really is silly to say somehow this is evidence that exonerates the president," said Kirschner.
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If there had been a development that exonerates Moore, that'd be one thing, but there hasn't been.
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Mr Fairfax has denied the allegations and recently produced a polygraph test that, he says, exonerates him.
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"This report refutes the latest false accusation by Senate Democrats and fully exonerates Judge Kavanaugh," Shah said.
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"Well, I don't think it exonerates him," Giuliani said in an interview with ABC News late Saturday.
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A closer reading shows that Prince Mohammed primarily condemns the Muslim Brotherhood and jihadists and exonerates Wahhabism.
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"This report refutes the latest false accusation by Senate Democrats and fully exonerates Judge Kavanaugh," he said.
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Even if the Mueller report exonerates Trump, that may not spell the end to his legal troubles.
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Mr Zuma's dwindling band of supporters will, no doubt, argue that the report exonerates him of any wrongdoing.
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They — like Graham — believe Mueller's report exonerates Trump, and they want the full details to back it up.
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Of course, none of this necessarily exonerates Martin for having some sort of connection to The Shadow Brokers.
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"The physical evidence, particularly the new DNA evidence, exonerates Mr. Williams," Gipson's brief to the Supreme Court reads.
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Reed says he is innocent, and attorneys from the Innocence Project say they have evidence that exonerates him.
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His administration quickly spun the idea that the Mueller report actually exonerates him of any collusion with Russia.
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"I think that the report yesterday — maybe more importantly than anything — it totally exonerates me," Trump also said.
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The big question now is whether the report contains allegations of wrongdoing by Trump himself or exonerates him.
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What is, well, much less true, is Trump's assertion that the Mueller report totally exonerates him on that front.
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Per CNN, the discussion Kushner had regarding Flynn was primarily to ensure he didn't "have information that exonerates Flynn."
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Trump said Friday the report "totally exonerates" him of any wrongdoing, however, the report did not probe his conduct.
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One source said the nature of the conversation was principally to make sure Kushner doesn't have information that exonerates Flynn.
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If the Mueller report exonerates him, then why is he trying to block lawmakers from simply reading the full report?
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One source said the nature of this conversation was principally to make sure Kushner doesn't have information that exonerates Flynn.
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If it fully exonerates Trump, a move toward impeachment would likely be cast as a pure political ploy by Democrats.
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A choreographed acquittal exonerates no one, serves only to deepen rifts within the country and eviscerates the Senate's constitutional role.
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The university goes through a big show investigating it, exonerates the harassers, and has to be shown up for shoddy investigations.
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This leads to more death and some amateur gunplay that saves the day and ultimately exonerates the women from the murder.
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U.S. National security adviser John Bolton said earlier this month, however, that audio provided to him by Turkey exonerates the prince.
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One source said the nature of this conversation was principally to make sure Kushner doesn't have information that exonerates Flynn. 3.
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"This report refutes the latest false accusation by Senate Democrats and fully exonerates Judge Kavanaugh," said White House spokesman Raj Shah.
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I started it in November of 2018 solely for one single purpose: because I'm [Trump's] defense lawyer and it exonerates him.
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The films Van Damme starred in conflated different Asian traditions, but in the show he exonerates himself from that kind of ignorance.
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Trump said a recent report by the Justice Department's internal watchdog "exonerates" him and proved there was "total bias" at the FBI.
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Greg Abbott (R) to stop the execution of Rodney Reed, following the emergence of new evidence his legal team says exonerates him.
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It's a worldview that conveniently exonerates Clinton for her 2016 defeat, suggesting that the Russians rather than Clinton's own missteps decided the election.
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None of this exonerates Papadopoulos, though, and it's clear some of his superiors knew about some of his efforts because he prodded them.
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Republicans have touted Volker as the central authority in the Ukraine affair — one they say exonerates Trump of any improper contact with Kiev.
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Trump seems to think that the fact that the money used to silence Daniels didn't come directly from his presidential campaign exonerates him.
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The report also exonerates Clinton, who Democrats said never personally denied security requests ahead of time and was heavily involved during the attacks.
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"To say that this investigation exonerates Judge Kavanaugh, or to say that this is a complete investigation, is patently false," Mr. Schumer said.
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That sounds like a lot of money, yet Wells Fargo's executives were richly rewarded for years, and the report largely exonerates current leadership.
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If Judge did drink excessively or otherwise has memory gaps from the summer of 21, then his testimony neither incriminates nor exonerates Kavanaugh.
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And so, in his mind, the transcript exonerates him so it must be a perfect recollection of how his chat with Zelensky went down.
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"This new information provided by the people further exonerates Mr. Hussain," Mr. Tacopina wrote on Tuesday, asking a county judge to dismiss the charges.
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Democrats on both sides of Capitol Hill are bracing for an even less constrained president once impeachment ends and the Senate effectively exonerates him.
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By now, the President and the attorney general have effectively sold the message with Republicans and the President's base that the report exonerates the administration.
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"I think that the report yesterday, maybe more importantly than anything, it totally exonerates me," Trump told the group of reporters in the second interview.
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At least, that's how Beijing is spinning the story after it published an investigation into his death that exonerates the central government of any fault.
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Growing up white in a country that privileges whiteness dooms white people to this fuckery, even as it exonerates them from any blowback stemming from it.
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"This is a hoax, this is a witch hunt," Trump said of Mueller's probe, which he said earlier this week completely exonerates him of any wrongdoing.
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Persistent cloud Whether the report exonerates Trump or not, it has remained a persistent cloud on his presidency from the day it was announced in 2017.
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Attorneys James Voyles and Jennifer Lukemeyer said the finding "exonerates and absolves Mr. Curtis Hill of any factual and legal criminal behavior," according to a statement.
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Soon enough, DNA testing was everywhere you looked, according to attorney Barry Scheck, who in 21989 cofounded the Innocence Project, which exonerates wrongfully convicted people using DNA.
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"I think that the report yesterday — maybe more importantly than anything — it totally exonerates me," Trump said last week, even though the report does not address Mueller's probe.
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Above all, overidentification and the tropes used by the Athens Biennale merely exonerates the aesthetics of the kind of "fuck-you-free-thinking" apolitical, nihilistic millennials of privilege.
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The report of the investigation into the battle of Wounded Knee Creek, made public to-day by the Secretary of War, completely exonerates Colonel Forsyth's conduct on that occasion.
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McCarthy, the top House Republican, has vocalized the leadership's message that the transcript of July 25 phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky exonerates the American President.
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Update January 15th, 2:35PM ET: The de Blasio administration finally released the report Friday afternoon, and as predicted, it exonerates Uber and Lyft for all traffic-related crimes.
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Many of Trump's critics, including legal experts, found themselves scrambling on Sunday to explain the summary of Mueller's report, which Trump and Republicans have said totally exonerates the president.
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President Trump spoke out against the implications of the Zaid tweet at a rally in Louisiana on Wednesday night and also tweeted that he believes the revelation exonerates him.
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The president has not criticized Russia for its election-meddling scheme, opting to focus on the ways he believes Mueller's indictment exonerates his campaign from colluding with the Kremlin.
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The president has contended Mueller's investigation fully exonerates him on both questions of whether he obstructed justice and whether his campaign coordinated with Russian efforts to influence the 2016 election.
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The agreement exonerates from jail and prohibits extradition of FARC members responsible for atrocious crimes — massacres, kidnappings, and narcotrafficking — and also grants them the right to run for political office.
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The president has not criticized Russia for its election meddling, opting to focus on the ways he believes Mueller's indictment exonerates his campaign from accusations of colluding with the Kremlin.
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Giuliani has disputed the notion that the recording shows Trump had prior knowledge of the McDougal deal, and he argued that the tape contains "powerful exculpatory evidence" that exonerates Trump.
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"I think that the report yesterday, maybe more importantly than anything, it totally exonerates me," Trump told reporters during a wandering interview on the White House North Lawn on Friday.
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The inmate and attorneys with the Innocence Project say they have evidence that exonerates him and allegedly implicates Stites' fiancée at the time, Jimmy Fennell, who was a police officer.
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And others, like the claim a White House memo of a July 25 call between Trump and Zelensky exonerates the president, are at odds with the facts as currently known.
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Horowitz exonerates Justice Department officials involved in the surveillance requests, saying they were unaware of inconsistent or inaccurate information from the FBI and an intelligence agency who had worked with Page.
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Not long after The Vietnam War exonerates the American government as acting in "good faith" when meddling in Vietnam, it executes a sequence which, coming from the PBS Standard, is mildly surprising.
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Still some legal scholars and attorneys decry the growing presence of neuroscience in courtrooms, calling it a "double-edged sword" that either unduly exonerates defendants or marks them as irredeemable future dangers.
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To what extent that exonerates Metro's subsequent exploitation of its good locational fortune and of the gaps in the LME rule-book will depend on where you sit in the aluminum supply chain.
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Ballet After Balanchine I was struck by the irony that an article intended to address the history of misogyny within New York City Ballet exonerates its original offender: George Balanchine (Dancing, February 18th & 25th).
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He apparently hardly spoke about Puerto Rico at all, though he did mention that its power company was "in bankruptcy prior to the hurricane," as if that exonerates his administration's performance in the territory.
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The fact that Dr. Izpisua Belmonte is killing these hybrid embryos — after just a few days, before the organs can even start to develop — hardly exonerates him, according to those who oppose his research.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House seized on one portion of the testimony from U.S. envoy Gordon Sondland during a House of Representatives' impeachment hearing on Wednesday and said it "completely exonerates" President Donald Trump.
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The White House, however, showed reporters documents on Friday that a White House official claims exonerates Jackson from allegations he inappropriately dispensed pills and wrecked a government vehicle after leaving a Secret Service going away party.
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In context, Trump appears to be trying to say that this exonerates him, but the opposite is the case — you can't just evade campaign finance rules by paying for your campaign expenses with non-campaign funds.
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"Equal rights to marriage in Cuba should be a presidential decree, not a referendum that exonerates the state from responsibility and opens the door to conservative homophobia," said Harold Cardenas, a professor of Marxism and blogger.
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But it's insane for the director of the CIA to be meeting with an NSA whistleblower at the president's behest because that whistleblower has a theory that exonerates a foreign power of meddling in an American election.
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Without more context, Mueller's assessment that the report neither condemns nor exonerates him on the issue of obstruction appears to border on dereliction of duty precisely because he was tasked, in part, with investigating that very question.
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"The more damaging the report is to the president, the greater the pressure is on Barr to release it, and paradoxically of course, if the report completely exonerates the president, then the president should want it released," Litt added.
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"Russian state TV will say literally anything as long as it exonerates Assad and blames the West," said Alexey Kovalev, founder of Noodle Remover, a Russian fact-checking and media analysis website that is often critical of the Kremlin.
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This latest analysis exonerates the usual suspects and pins the blame on Dawson alone, since the forger's modus operandi was so consistent among all the fakes, and a limited number of specimens were used to create all the fake fossils.
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With three shaming sentences, Jax exonerates himself for any wrongdoing, since apparently, the real issue here is that his so-called do-nothing girlfriend — who, for the unnecessary record, actually looks gorgeous — isn't going to the gym enough for his liking.
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Still, Trump and his allies are already signaling the report is an unequivocal victory, once that exonerates the President from the various misdeeds -- collusion, obstruction -- that his opponents have used as bywords for what they regard as a shambolic presidency.
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But "without more context, Mueller's assessment (noted by Barr) that the report neither condemns nor exonerates him on the issue of obstruction appears to border on dereliction of duty precisely because it was tasked, in part, with investigating that very question," wrote Coates.
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Trump and Republicans have seized on Barr's four-page letter, claiming it exonerates the president and attacking Democrats and media personalities who characterized what they viewed as evidence of "collusion" between the campaign and Moscow during the course of Mueller's near two-year probe.
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They have been crafted to advance a political narrative that exonerates the President, downplays Russia's preference and support for then-candidate Trump, explains away repeated contacts by Trump associates with Russia-aligned actors, and seeks to shift suspicion towards President Trump's political opponents and the prior administration.
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In which case the most likely l'affaire Russe endgame may be a special prosecutor's report that doesn't make Trump look good or decent or moral, but which implicitly exonerates him of conspiring with the Russians, and makes a lot of Mueller watchers extremely unhappy in the process.
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"Republican senators even with the limits on the FBI are going to claim that unless the FBI manages to verify all of Ford's allegations in the short amount of time they've been given that that completely exonerates Brett Kavanaugh and that should not be the test," she said.
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"Indeed, Mr. Smollett now claims that the dismissal of the charges exonerates him and validates that he was not only the victim of a hate crime, but also that he was unjustly vilified and smeared by the Chicago police and the entire Cook County criminal justice system," the petition said.
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"You want to have an open system where people can call in a report, but you want a system that exonerates people when they are not guilty," said Mr. Wells, the head of Social Service Employees Union Local 371, which represents employees in the New York City Administration for Children's Services.
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Much of the discussion around Fosse/Verdon (well, what discussion there's been for such a low-rated show) has centered on the question of just how much the show exonerates Bob Fosse for being an artistic genius, despite also being an asshole who used women and pressured them into having sex with him.
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He exonerates the target before the investigation is even over, so biased that he allows the same FBI agents who exonerate Hillary to create an investigation against Donald Trump based on a fake dossier to create the basis for surveillance of the Trump campaign paid for by the candidate they wanted to win.
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In it he slathers Bray with the partisan brush and asserts that the report exonerates his office: I am deeply disappointed that the FCC's former [CIO], who was hired by the prior Administration and is no longer with the Commission, provided inaccurate information about this incident to me, my office, Congress, and the American people.
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Finally, having read the Nunes memo and as a former professor at the Air War and Army War Colleges, I can say that not only is there no substance there, but that also there is nothing there that exonerates the White House or anyone else from charges that they were too involved with Moscow.
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At least four other Republicans — Representatives Brad Wenstrup of Ohio, Chris Stewart of Utah, Will Hurd of Texas and Peter T. King of New York — have said they do not believe that the memo necessarily exonerates the president on the question of whether his campaign colluded with Russia to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
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" Le Pen issued a statement late on Sunday saying she considered the French state was in exile in London during the occupation and that her stance "in no way exonerates the effective and personal responsibility of the French people who took part in the horrible Vel d'Hiv roundup and in all the atrocities committed during this period.
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Here's a sampler platter: The Justice Department inspector general's report on the 2016 election "totally exonerates" Trump in the Mueller investigationThe reason children are being separated from their parents at the southern border is because of a Democratic lawFormer President Barack Obama "lost" CrimeaThe nuclear threat from North Korea has ended Those are some -- but not all -- of the biggies.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Friday said a report by the Justice Department's internal watchdog "totally exonerates" him of any wrongdoing.
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He says the Department of Justice inspector general's report "blew it," but also that it "totally exonerates me," with the same logic that has him attacking NFL players for kneeling during the anthem but also saying he would pardon Muhammad Ali for refusing to be drafted on his own beliefs (although Ali's conviction was already overturned by the Supreme Court, so he doesn't need a pardon).
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"As the president now embraces this report and says it exonerates him, it's worth noting that the report confirms a lot of the reporting by NYT, [Washington Post] and others about the president's actions, many of which he or his advisers denied in real time," said the Times' White House correspondent and CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman, one of the co-authors of the 2018 story about Trump ordering Mueller's firing.
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And let me just say, it would be one thing if this were just sort of a simple story, but it&aposs not because when you go back to July 5, 2016, and James Comey&aposs famous news conference where he accuses Hillary Clinton of a series of crimes, and then exonerates her, whatever the Russians were trying to do, they couldn&apost have done anything worse than what James Comey did on that day.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's attorney, Rudy Giuliani, said that he disagrees with Trump's claim that the Justice Department's internal report on the handling of the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE email probe "totally exonerates" him.
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Hannity added that the transcript of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky — which, in part, has spurred House Democrats' impeachment inquiry over the president's contacts with Ukraine and efforts to encourage the country to investigate former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE — exonerates Trump.
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