And in exonerating the police officer and America of racism, people end up exonerating themselves.
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He said the decision depends on what exonerating evidence is available.
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To be clear, none of these explanations are, to my mind, exonerating.
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Trump and Republicans have seized on Barr's letter as exonerating the president.
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Goodman continues to testify in mesothelioma lawsuits and write articles exonerating asbestos.
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They said they found the information in it more alarming than exonerating.
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Without exonerating or absolving these men, Maras gives them a dose of humanity.
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"That they concluded the investigation by exonerating themselves should surprise nobody," Sastre said.
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Ur intoned a mea culpa in the name of systems designers, exonerating users.
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We tend to judge ourselves overharshly and overlook, discount or forget exonerating details.
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The National Assembly, controlled by Mr. Zuma's party, issued a report exonerating him.
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So Trump is attacking Comey for both exonerating Clinton and going after her.
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Exonerating McCabe throws a wrench into that calculus and helps protect Durham's efforts.
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We are certainly not tasked with exonerating people, since everybody is presumed innocent anyway.
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Woe, however, to the scientist incautious enough to challenge the party line exonerating sugar.
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Trump has seized on the report's findings as exonerating him of any alleged wrongdoing.
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However, the summary stopped short of exonerating the president of obstruction of justice allegations.
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We also want to give every opportunity for the President to provide exonerating evidence.
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Hoyer said the public would trust Mueller's findings, including any conclusion exonerating the president.
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His party attacked the public protector, and party lawmakers issued a report exonerating the president.
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But with everything we know heading into November 2018, incompetence no longer seems particularly exonerating.
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This was not the military's first inquiry exonerating itself for events in Gaza in 2014.
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The nation deserves to know all the facts, damning and exonerating, of the president's conduct.
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But when applied to innumerable similar accountings, you have the exonerating evidence that Cohen ignored.
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Such damage, inflicted under direct UK rule, could boost support for independence, while exonerating Sinn Fein.
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The Nigerian Senate approved in November a report largely exonerating MTN of illegally repatriating $14 billion.
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This mesmerizing film, directed by the great Errol Morris, was successful in exonerating an innocent man.
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Mr. Fishman, however, has said that his office is not in the business of exonerating people.
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In a tweet Monday morning, the president claimed that Mr. Comey had drafted a memo exonerating Mrs.
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A key character in part 2 will be Avery's high-profile attorney Kathleen Zellner, famed for exonerating prisoners.
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He added that the special counsel stopped short of exonerating the president on allegations of obstruction of justice.
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Before a courtroom crowded with well-wishers, Brooklyn Supreme Court Judge Dineen Riviezzo declared Gatling's record clear, exonerating him.
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Trump may say he feels vindicated by this report, but the summary itself falls far short of exonerating him.
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Romney thought he could avoid a constitutional crisis by exonerating the President, as per this tweet: In fact, Sen.
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He trusts that Mr. Mueller, an inveterate professional beyond partisan concerns, will conclude his investigation by exonerating the president.
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Republicans in Congress were united Thursday in exonerating President Trump — regardless of what a lengthy investigation report into him said.
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Despite the report's lack of indictment, however, Mueller stopped short of exonerating the president on counts of obstruction of justice.
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Much of the footage shared on Twitter exonerating Hughes — particularly the interview with his brother— was recorded for TV broadcast.
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Because its language about not exonerating Trump is written in the negative, the most important sections are hard to quote.
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Mr. Boies suggested that exonerating facts about his work for Mr. Weinstein and Theranos had been omitted from media coverage.
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Yet the authorities deny that the violence is widespread or systematic: this week they produced a report exonerating the security services.
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Ellingstad's investigation parallels the report supposedly exonerating Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, written up by a prosecutor selected by Republican legislators.
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Two days before the election, Comey again raised the issue to Congress, this time exonerating Clinton, but the damage was done.
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Trump claimed without evidence on Tuesday that the FBI deliberately "hid" exonerating evidence against him in order to continue the investigation.
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A UN investigator accused Riyadh of making a "mockery" of justice by exonerating senior figures who may have ordered the killing.
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House Republicans attempted to elicit sound bites from Volker and Morrison aimed at exonerating Trump at multiple points throughout the hearing.
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Judge Purham also granted Hale's petition for a post-conviction proceeding, which allows him to present new exonerating evidence in the meantime.
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He is not interested in exonerating them, but rather in indicting the world that makes love so difficult for them to attain.
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The president has insisted that a rough transcript of the July 25 call shows it was "perfect" and serves as exonerating evidence.
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In 2000, Danforth held a news conference to publicly release his report, exonerating federal agents and Justice Department officials of any wrongdoing.
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"I am probably responsible for exonerating more people falsely accused of rape than any fifty prosecutors in the country," Fairstein told Toobin.
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"The defense of Liam Neeson that he didn't 'act' on it is like exonerating a drunk driver who doesn't kill anyone," Kendi said.
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Fans following the delightfully dumb investigation of so-called "cupgate" will recall Clarke providing her own seemingly exonerating evidence via Instagram on Thursday.
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" The New York Times also headlined with Barr's conclusions but noted that the report "stops short of exonerating Trump on obstruction of justice.
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They say they are barred from providing details of these purportedly exonerating documents because they remain subject to a government non-disclosure agreement.
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Since his initial trial, DNA evidence associated with the murder weapon has emerged, exonerating Reed from the crime, according to the Innocence Project.
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I would hardly describe it as a feel-good story, or one that attempts to — much less succeeds at — exonerating the ruling class.
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After all, if the report is as exonerating as Trump has indicated, then why not make it public and take yet another victory lap?
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And just a few weeks ago, the ruling party in Lithuania drafted a law officially exonerating the Lithuanian nation from crimes of the Holocaust.
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But if those parodies are ever going to be worthwhile, they'll have to stop landing easy, self-exonerating punchlines and start asking tough questions. ●
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On Monday, the Myanmar military released a report exonerating itself of all abuses, including rape and extrajudicial killings, despite widespread reports to the contrary.
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Kennedy is helping him prepare for that possibility, and is out with a new book, Framed, which claims to reveal new evidence exonerating Skakel.
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Bay and Hogan leave enough hooks for left-wing pundits to claim he's exonerating their side, while conservative pundits can claim he's vindicating theirs.
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Not even learning that another woman has confessed to Green's murder, exonerating Anna once and for all, can do much to cheer her up.
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The Mueller report might come out -- either implicating or exonerating Trump and/or one of the members of his family or closest political circle.
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Trump regularly attacked the investigation as a "witch hunt" and has seized on Barr's letter as exonerating him of allegations of colluding with Russia.
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With the vacuum of genuine hilarity Franken's left in Congress, reading his memoir two years later is nostalgic and disheartening, if not very exonerating.
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Many Republicans were disappointed last week when the State Department blocked Sondland's testimony, which GOP lawmakers see as potentially exonerating the president of wrongdoing.
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Responding to Powell's repeated claims that there was evidence exonerating Flynn, the judge asked if the defense would try to argue Flynn was innocent.
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Now, read the article, "Mueller Finds No Trump-Russia Conspiracy, but Stops Short of Exonerating President on Obstruction," and answer the following questions: 1.
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By exonerating wives of adultery if done with the consent of their husbands, it discriminates against women, and amounts to "institutionalized discrimination", the petition said.
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None of the investigations unearthed such evidence, although anti-abortion activists contend that the investigators didn't use every tool and can't be considered exonerating. Jan.
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No matter what nice and/or exonerating things Obama said about Hillary Clinton in this interview, he is laying Trump's victory at the messenger's feet.
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CEO of Lava Records Jason Flom is the founding board member of the Innocence Project, a non-profit organization committed to exonerating the wrongfully convicted.
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His project caught the attention of then-Congressman Joe Scarborough and Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich who helped pass a Congressional resolution exonerating McVay.
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Blaming the victim (often a woman) and exonerating the perpetrator (often a man) is a well-known phenomenon in cases of sexual assault as well.
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There's no earthly reason for journalists to adopt a stance of preemptively exonerating Trump when, so far, suspicion has been validated at nearly every turn.
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Whether or not you find its arguments in these specific cases exonerating, it makes a disturbing argument about the potential for error in capital cases.
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"Nobody was compelled to look too hard," recalls Hays of the original finding, but the politics of exonerating Woodard 10 years later are equally undesirable.
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But instead of exonerating the two men, prosecutors dangled the prison keys, pushing them to plead guilty to the crime in exchange for immediate freedom.
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Post Malone is exonerating Ezekiel Elliott with his suspension appeal ongoing -- saying the Dallas Cowboys RB "did NOTHING wrong" and shouldn't have to sit out.
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Helping drive the change are the success of DNA testing and advocacy by groups such as the Innocence Project in exonerating wrongly convicted death-row prisoners.
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Barr then stepped up to do that exonerating, saying that in his view, the evidence wasn't sufficient to establish Trump committed an obstruction of justice offense.
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Facebook's argument that the engineer's problematic data is incomplete and their exonerating data tells the whole true story is a justification that has been used before.
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The Burmese military has issued an official report exonerating its forces of all accusations, and Burmese officials continue to dismiss allegations of wrongdoing as militant propaganda.
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While Mr. Mueller made no decision on his other main question, whether the president illegally obstructed the inquiry, he explicitly stopped short of exonerating Mr. Trump.
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During the civil trial, even as Taylor listened to all the evidence exonerating her, she occasionally became so distressed that she thought, I'm a bad person.
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But an examination of the context surrounding Trump's September 9 call with Sondland indicates that it's not as exonerating as Trump would like people to believe.
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But post-conviction claims mostly fail, because courts usually limit appeals to those arising from procedural mistakes, and make it hard to introduce new exonerating evidence.
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The Russian government denies all involvement in the poisonings and has floated a number of self-exonerating theories such as a breach of security at Porton Down.
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Last November, Nigeria's Senate approved a report largely exonerating MTN, following an investigation after the business was accused of illegally repatriating $14 billion to its parent company.
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Still, there are many questions about how it would play out — not least of which is whether the report will be damning, exonerating, or somewhere in between.
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On Sunday, Comey emerged again—hopefully for the final time—to send another letter, this time exonerating Clinton, ending a purposeless, but not consequence-less rollercoaster ride.
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By exonerating these individuals or contemplating doing so, the President is likely also implicitly rationalizing the same behavior for which he himself may be held to account.
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"Society has a strong interest in both promptly apprehending criminals and exonerating innocent suspects as early as possible during an investigation," the administration said in a brief.
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Mouaz Moustafa, who directs the Washington-based Syrian Emergency Task Force, said that many organizations involved in advocacy for Syria saw the study as "exonerating" Mr. Obama.
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In addition, Ms. Powell said that she wanted to see a Justice Department memo that she described as exonerating Mr. Flynn of being an agent of Russia.
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"Sense has prevailed today with the jury exonerating Dr. Scott Warren for a simple reason: humanitarian aid is never a crime," Guevara-Rosas said in a statement.
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The conclusion of the investigation exonerating the Trump Organization's role should be of great concern to the American people and investigated by Congress and the Department of Justice.
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At the same time, Mueller made clear he was not exonerating the President, leading some Democrats to push to investigate the matter further in their own oversight capacity.
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The conclusion of the investigation exonerating The Trump Organization's role should be of great concern to the American people and investigated by Congress and The Department of Justice.
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We are proud to be a part of the many positive ways in which DNA identification has been applied — from reducing human trafficking to exonerating the unjustly accused.
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Mark Corallo, a former spokesman for the President's legal team, said he doubts Mueller would deliver a letter exonerating Trump before he has fully wrapped up his investigation.
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The long-awaited report stopped short of exonerating the president of obstructing justice, according to the summary of findings made public by Attorney General William Barr on Sunday.
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Meyer characterized the result of the university's investigation as largely exonerating him, saying he was not suspended for condoning domestic violence but rather for mismanaging the Smith situation.
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There's a HUGE difference between Judge Ellis clarifying what Manafort was being sentenced for and the judge exonerating Manafort -- or anyone else -- of allegations of colluding with Russia.
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And when you look at those particular statements they would be entered into evidence as completely exonerating Sarah Sanders and making sure that the restaurant had discriminated against her.
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Comey, in his newly released memoir , also admitted drafting a statement exonerating Clinton months before federal investigators interviewed the former secretary of state as part of the email probe.
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I think the tendency to focus on the male point of view, to support exonerating narratives about men whose reputations are being questioned, is very entrenched in our society.
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"There's been a lot of character assassination of the doctor in this case, and we're really looking forward to exonerating him," attorney Andrew Flier said of Tyndall by phone.
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A number of people have been vocal about their continued support for Biden, using stories of positive interactions with him as a means of exonerating the former vice president.
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Since the FBI completed its investigation, Republicans have been touting it as exonerating for Kavanaugh, who has been accused of sexual assault decades ago and denies all accusations. Sen.
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The country benefits from a Euro devalued by the state of Southern Europe's economies, exonerating Germany from being accused of manipulating a currency they no longer directly control. Wunderbar!
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Lacy's statement exonerating family members was based upon application of a technology called "touch DNA," where forensic scientists "scrape" a surface to recover genetic traces that are not visible.
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But the White House's renewed focus on exonerating Trump comes as Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 elections inches closer to Trump's inner circle.
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"There's been a lot of character assassination of the doctor in this case and we're really looking forward to exonerating him," attorney Andrew Flier, who represents Tyndall, said by phone.
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But one person not gripped by uncertainty is Kathleen Zellner, an attorney famous for exonerating wrongfully convicted people who, since January 2016, has been representing Halbach's convicted killer Steven Avery.
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First Assistant State's Attorney Joseph Magats, who took over the case after State's Attorney Kim Foxx recused herself, also told the New York Times his office was not exonerating Smollett.
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When the Republican Senate summarily dismisses the charges against Trump, they won't just be exonerating the president, they will be signing their names to these deeply unpatriotic and despotic arguments.
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The trial began in 2010 but was delayed when, three years in, prosecutors claimed to have uncovered evidence of a conspiracy by Bemba and his lawyer to fabricate exonerating evidence.
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"The Court thus held that the National Assembly's resolution, based on the minister's findings exonerating the President from liability, was inconsistent with the Constitution and unlawful," the ruling summary said.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which had been investigating the crash for over six months, released a report largely exonerating Tesla and its Autopilot system's involvement in the crash.
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The ethics inquiry, which centered on Goodman's alleged double-dealing and then veered into his alleged fabrication of exonerating evidence, "cast an unflattering light on Goodman," the 29th Circuit said.
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He explained that in a criminal case, prosecutors can deliberately withhold exonerating evidence from the courtroom when attempting to convict an individual — even someone who may very well be innocent.
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He issued a particularly strong defense of Prince Mohammed, all but exonerating him in the murder and dismemberment of Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi dissident and columnist for The Washington Post.
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Documentation of the corrective measures taken by A.I.B.A. and a file with letters exonerating Rakhimov from the authorities in Russia and Uzbekistan has been sent to the I.O.C., Virgets said.
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To state the obvious, Trump very clearly did not make a would/wouldn't gaffe here — the sentence makes no sense in context unless you take Trump to be exonerating Russia.
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I didn't consent to this, but his report led to an internal administrative review, which concluded with the provost turning a blind eye to the evidence and exonerating my chair.
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"When the FBI uncovered evidence showing that we did absolutely nothing wrong, which was right at the beginning, they hid that exonerating, you know that, they hid it," Trump said.
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Grand conspiracies of the Steven Avery type—where police ignored evidence exonerating an imprisoned man and then allegedly falsified evidence that he committed an even more vicious crime—are rare.
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Skeptical of the official account of the assassination, he would wage a tireless campaign to prove it wrong — to work with private investigators in the hope of exonerating his father.
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Skeptical of the official account of the assassination, he would wage a tireless campaign to prove it wrong — to work with private investigators in the hope of exonerating his father.
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In the process of essentially exonerating Secretary Hillary Clinton's use of a personal email system, FBI Director James Comey nevertheless slammed the State Department's email security and handling of classified documents.
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The FBI waded into the American presidential election by rebooting its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state, four months after exonerating her.
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Also on Trump's liars and leakers list: Former FBI director James Comey, whom he fired for not exonerating him in the Russia probe, and former director of national intelligence James Clapper.
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The two senators said this showed Comey was exonerating Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, before concluding his investigation of her use of a private email server for State Department business.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, said Comey drafted a statement exonerating former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for running her government emails through a private email server before completing the investigation.
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If the evidence had supported exonerating Trump, Mueller wrote that his office would have done so, but they could not — he wrote that they found "substantial evidence" Trump committed potentially obstructive acts.
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Trump has repeatedly said that Mueller and Barr exonerated him, even though Mueller stated in his report that he was not exonerating Trump on the question of whether the president committed obstruction.
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After making a "thorough factual investigation" into whether Trump obstructed justice, Barr wrote, Mueller "ultimately determined not to make a traditional prosecutorial judgment," neither asserting Trump broke the law nor exonerating him.
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In 2002, he agreed to dismiss the charges against the so-called Central Park Five, after another man admitted to the crime and provided matching DNA evidence, exonerating the group of five.
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In accordance with Austrian procedure Mr. Gibbs has not as yet had the opportunity to provide the authorities and the Court with the substantial and compelling exonerating evidence that he has compiled.
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"This milestone decision (on Mutua) reiterates IPOA's commitment to professionalise the National Police Service through holding to account culpable officers and exonerating those who are falsely accused," IPOA said in a statement.
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In keeping with its policy never simply to acquiesce to the department's safety demands, the authority, instead, contested the results, conducted its own tests, and, not surprisingly, found contradictory and exonerating numbers.
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Thrillers THRILLER ROUNDUP by Sarah Lyall I've always wanted to be the Henry Fonda of my jury, single-handedly exonerating the falsely accused defendant by the quiet force of my elegant arguments.
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Thrillers THRILLER ROUNDUP by Sarah Lyall I've always wanted to be the Henry Fonda of my jury, single-handedly exonerating the falsely accused defendant by the quiet force of my elegant arguments.
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In it, he also asserts that not only does the film fail to accurately characterize Scruggs&apos behavior, it also misrepresents the role that the paper&aposs reporting played in exonerating Jewell.
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Republican investigators say the most glaring irregularity they have found is the decision to begin drafting a statement exonerating Clinton before much of the investigative interviewing and evidence gathering was even done.
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In the lawsuit, filed in a California State Court in Los Angeles, Mr. Asher claims that Ms. Oliver and her organization never properly investigated the complaints against him and ignored exonerating evidence.
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Trump's remarks echoed those he made earlier in the day at the White House when he brandished and began reading notes from Sondland's testimony that he views as exonerating him from any wrongdoing.
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Except for proof of freedom, such as emancipation papers signed by a former owner, it disallowed all forms of exonerating evidence, including evidence of beatings or rape while the defendant had been enslaved.
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People hated 2001's A Life's Work for its ambivalent (and supposedly callous) attitude toward motherhood; they hated 2012's Aftermath for what they said was a self-exonerating treatment of her divorce.
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But in 2015, Italy's highest court not only overturned the conviction of Mr. Sollecito and Ms. Knox, who had served four years in prison, it took the rare step of fully exonerating them.
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"All DNA [evidence] is not the same and that's very hard to explain people," said Greg Hampikian, a Boise State University professor and director of the Idaho Innocence Project who assisted with exonerating Chen.
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Barr's brief letter didn't include a single complete sentence from the Mueller report he was purportedly encapsulating, and even the fragments he did include made it explicitly clear that Mueller was not exonerating Trump.
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Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry made a highly anticipated statement this morning, exonerating two police officers in the shooting death of Alton Sterling, 6900, outside of a Baton Rouge convenience store in July 2628.
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He said Netanyahu used the Holocaust as a political tool — accusing Iran, his main enemy, last month of wanting a second Holocaust, while exonerating Poles, in a bid to preserve relations with their government.
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ABUJA, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Senate approved on Wednesday a report largely exonerating South African telecoms company MTN Group Ltd's Nigerian unit, after the business was accused of illegally repatriating $14 billion to its parent.
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Trump has celebrated the report, a redacted version of which was recently released, for allegedly exonerating him on obstruction of justice, though Mueller made a point to say that the findings did not exonerate him.
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"I'm hopeful that, with the development of computational tools like ours, more law enforcement agencies will approach their body camera footage as data for understanding, rather than as evidence for blaming or exonerating," said Eberhardt.
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According to statistics gathered by the Innocence Project, a national litigation and public policy organization dedicated to exonerating and freeing wrongly convicted people, between 2.3% and 5% of all prisoners in America are actually innocent.
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The investigators also confirmed that the FBI began drafting a statement exonerating Clinton of any crimes while evidence responsive to subpoenas was still outstanding and before agents had interviewed more than a dozen key witnesses.
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SDNY prosecutors allege that this sworn declaration was intentionally misleading — because, they say, Veselnitskaya had in fact worked closely with the Russian prosecutor general's office to help write and edit this document exonerating her clients.
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Stopping short of exonerating President Donald Trump of obstruction of justice, Barr released a summary report of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, saying there was no collusion between Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and Russian intelligence.
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The president's comments pertain to a summary of the report written by his hand-picked attorney general, Bill Barr — and the letter Barr submitted to Congress stops well short of exonerating Trump of obstruction of justice.
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The IG report does not surprise anyone in finding that Comey violated numerous rules and procedures in playing the role of investigator, prosecutor and judge in publicly exonerating Clinton with a flimsy and self-serving justification.
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In April, she posted a selfie wearing a shirt with the phrase "it could happen to you" and an illustration of a pair of handcuffs — an apparent nod to the cause of exonerating the wrongfully convicted.
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In a series of early morning tweets, he suggested the Justice Department should investigate James Comey for starting a letter exonerating Hillary Clinton months before he made the announcement that no charges would be brought. 2.
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The government argued that Mr. Ganek's constitutional rights were not violated because there was no obligation for prosecutors to issue a public statement exonerating a person even though there was a misrepresentation in a warrant application.
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Even though the blame game for "cupgate" is over, and Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke has provided her own seemingly exonerating evidence to clear her name of all wrongdoing, the cup will not be buried.
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He was also a correspondent for Le Figaro, the French daily newspaper, and a consultant to the reformist Second Vatican Council, where he sought to strengthen a provision exonerating Jews for collective guilt for the crucifixion.
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President Donald Trump slammed ousted FBI Director James Comey for exonerating Hillary Clinton of wrongdoing in the FBI's investigation into her use of a private email server, according to new excerpts of an interview released Friday.
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Jones made exonerating the two men one of the main causes of his career over the past decade, delivering more than 150 speeches on the House floor on the issue, some with posters of the fallen pilots.
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And against better advice, went out and did this press conference exonerating Hillary Clinton, but then also chastised her for things that she was not charged for, which is something that the Department of Justice does not do.
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President Trump tweeted three times early Wednesday in response to the news of the document and referred to statements previously made by Republican senators alleging Comey had drafted his statement exonerating Clinton from wrongdoing months ahead of time.
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"What I will say is that I have never, ever, in my entire career in law enforcement spanning over 30 years, seen a case in which a DA has issued a letter exonerating somebody, period," Clemente told Cosmo.
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So perhaps it's not really a surprise that the judge in the case, U Ye Lwin, did not himself dare to break discipline, chose to ignore the clear exonerating evidence and deliver a conviction with a harsh sentence.
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After the journalist Ronan Farrow accused NBC News of having impeded a story on Mr. Weinstein, Ms. Kelly used her program to call for an independent investigation, even though the network had already issued an internal, exonerating report.
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Kaplan said that the defendants had committed "a serious crime," one whose purportedly common nature was not by itself exonerating: "The 'everybody's doing it' argument, in short, is not a Get Out of Jail Free card," he said.
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Judge Moniz spoke from the bench for about 20 minutes on Friday, explaining his finding before he announced it, and he at first seemed to be exonerating Carter for her behavior in the days leading up to Roy's suicide.
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Baseless conspiracy theories about social media censorship were also a recurring topic, as was willfully misinterpreting Michael Cohen's testimony about what he does and doesn't know about collusion in hopes of exonerating the president, who no speaker dared criticize.
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The question of whether or not Dylan would be allowed to return to school — whether he'd have a fair chance at his future — propelled the whole season forward, especially as Peter and Sam became emotionally involved in exonerating him.
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Alias Grace is set in 19503, years after the conviction, when a group of Grace's supporters who think she's innocent hire Dr. Simon Jordan — an alienist, in the day's parlance — to examine her with the aim of exonerating her.
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It said that the protected baker's willingness to make other cakes with "Christian themes" for other Christian customers was exonerating, but that Phillips's willingness to make anything but a wedding cake for his gay and lesbian customers was irrelevant.
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"Special Counsel Mueller clearly and explicitly is not exonerating the President, and we must hear from AG Barr about his decision making and see all the underlying evidence for the American people to know all the facts," Nadler tweeted.
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Lawmakers are keen on pressing the former FBI chief on several matters, including a draft letter Comey wrote exonerating Clinton months before concluding his investigation and his contemporaneous memos documenting conversations with Trump that were leaked to the press.
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In December, a Saudi court sentenced five people to death and three to jail over the murder, but a U.N. investigator accused Riyadh of making a "mockery" of justice by exonerating senior figures who may have ordered the killing.
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And this kind of Bayesian error can have very real and tragic consequences: Criminal cases where jurors unconsciously ignore exonerating evidence and send an innocent person to jail because of a bad experience with someone of the defendant's demographic.
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"Far from exonerating anyone, the Special Counsel report exposes disgraceful behavior by Donald Trump and his inner circle—both in seeking assistance from Russia & attempting to cover it up," former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro wrote in a tweet.
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"According to the unredacted portions of the transcripts, it appears that in April or early May of 2016, Mr. Comey had already decided he would issue a statement exonerating Secretary Clinton," the senators, both members of the Judiciary Committee, wrote.
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" But the report was deeply critical of Comey's conduct in the investigation, characterizing his decision not to tell Department of Justice leadership about his plan to make a separate statement exonerating Clinton in July of 85033 as "extraordinary and insubordinate.
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" But the report was deeply critical of Comey's conduct in the investigation, characterizing his decision not to tell Department of Justice leadership about his plan to make a separate statement exonerating Clinton in July of 22019 as "extraordinary and insubordinate.
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"But Special Counsel Mueller clearly and explicitly is not exonerating the President, and we must hear from AG Barr about his decision making and see all the underlying evidence for the American people to know all the facts," he wrote.
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Exonerating women on the basis of Battered Woman Syndrome was, they argued, equal to telling all women with violent intimate partners that it was OK to take the law into their own hands and kill their abusers without fear of punishment.
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" But she added that "we're going to be focused specifically on his investigation and his report, more about meetings the Trump campaign or the administration had with Russian officials, the president obstructing justice, and the conclusions about not exonerating the president.
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Pirro has also called for an investigation into reports that former FBI Director James Comey began drafting a letter exonerating Clinton from wrongdoing for her use of a private email server while at the State Department months before the investigation concluded.
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By the end of the day, however, the scandal had reached a fever pitch in the capital Brasilia, and Juca announced his plans to take a leave of absence from the ministry until public prosecutors make public statements exonerating him.
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It's further worth pointing out that millenniums ago, girls were treated as chattel and sold off as child brides, a practice that no one in his or her right mind would regard as inspirational and cite as an exonerating precedent.
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Across blogs, message boards, podcasts, YouTube videos and especially social media feeds, where a Jackson avatar broadcasts one's allegiance, they circulate exhaustive evidence that they view as exonerating for the singer, while shouting down news outlets they consider inaccurate and biased.
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As I detailed back then, Fox News at that time was somewhat split between network personalities who seemed to be taking the Ukraine scandal seriously and those who continued to bash Trump's opponents and push conspiracy theories aimed at exonerating him.
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When you watch any of the footage of this incident -- even the "exonerating" footage -- what you're looking at is three social groups who have grown up under such alienated circumstances that they have no road map for encountering the other.
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As I sat down with the actress on a recent Sunday evening at Orso on West 24th Street, heads were exploding over the attorney general's four-page memo summarizing the Mueller report as exonerating President Trump of colluding with the Russians.
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In 2016, Syed used his very last appeal to argue that he'd had a negligent defense counsel during his 2000 trial for Lee's murder, suggesting, among other things, that his defense had failed to present potentially exonerating evidence on his behalf.
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The same guy who put the fix in for Hillary, and the same guy who trashed President Trump in text message after a text message and then a few days after, exonerating and rigging the Hillary investigation, launches an investigation into Donald Trump.
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" House Judiciary chair Jerrold Nadler: "Special Counsel Mueller clearly and explicitly is not exonerating the President, and we must hear from AG Barr about his decision making and see all the underlying evidence for the American people to know all the facts.
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They declined to make a decision on whether President Trump illegally obstructed justice but stopped short of exonerating him, but Mr. Barr and Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, stepped in and concluded that Mr. Trump had not committed an obstruction offense.
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Mr. Barr said that Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, concurred with his finding on the obstruction question but noted that Mr. Mueller, while he declined to make a judgment on the issue, also stopped short of explicitly exonerating the president.
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The outcome of the dispute over witnesses and documents could determine not only when the trial begins and how long it lasts, but also whether it produces meaningful new information that could affect the outcome, either exonerating or further implicating Mr. Trump.
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Michael Jackson: After the debut on Sunday of the first half of the HBO documentary "Leaving Neverland," which includes allegations of sexual abuse against the pop star, Jackson's fans came out in full force with what they viewed as evidence exonerating the singer.
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And they say that in his conversation with Mr. Sanger, Mr. Craig was not speaking on behalf of the Ukrainian government, but rather correcting mischaracterizations of the report as exonerating Mr. Yanukovych's government from accusations that it prosecuted Ms. Tymoshenko for political reasons.
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"Exonerating anyone based on a small piece of evidence that has not yet been proven to even be connected to the crime is absurd in my opinion," he wrote in response to the 2008 discovery of DNA and subsequent clearing of JonBenét's parents.
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On the other hand, while he&aposs convicting Donald Trump before the investigation begins, he&aposs exonerating Hillary Clinton -- a hundred million to zero is what the vote ought to be -- and he had an interviewed her and he hadn&apost interviewed 22018 other witnesses.
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So while the Trump advocacy is a bit of a new posture for Dershowitz it is, on another level, entirely consistent with the broader trajectory of his career, which has always been more focused on exonerating individual high-profile clients than on systemic reform.
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Deleted this earlier (from yesterday) because I didn't want to promote a thread that dragged an unrelated private citizen into this unfortunate situationI had no idea what Ed was planning (we've never spoken) beyond what he had tweeted about having info exonerating Kavanaugh. pic.twitter.com/r453gdPmfo
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Now, this includes Comey and other FBI agents allowing Clinton aide and witnesses to the investigation, Cheryl Mills, to actually sit in during Hillary Clinton&aposs FBI interview, an interview that took place after Comey had already drafted a letter exonerating Hillary of all charges.
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But the absence of dirty laundry also dispensed with anything that might be confused with exonerating the contestants involved or, for that matter, the network and producers, who have been accused of plying their charges with alcohol to wring more drama out of the proceedings.
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"Just as it appeared that the long-running scandal over state investment company 1MDB had been satisfactorily resolved, the issue has reignited with an appeal against the ruling exonerating the prime minister," Christine Shields, lead economist at Oxford Economics, said in a note Friday.
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"Special Counsel Mueller clearly and explicitly is not exonerating the President, and we must hear from AG Barr about his decision making and see all the underlying evidence for the American people to know all the facts," wrote House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.
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Soules respectfully requests that the Court, after hearing, enter an Order dismissing the Complaint and Affidavit, exonerating the bail and restrictions imposed for the charged offense, and granting any other relief in favor of Mr. Soules that is necessary and appropriate under the circumstances.
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There have been reports that he's asked DNI Coats and Admiral Rogers to make public statements exonerating him or — or taking the pressure off him, and also reports about Admiral Rogers and Director Pompeo — to intervene and reach out to the FBI and ask them.
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But when business continues as usual even as such reviews are submitted, the United Nations' spasmodic ritual in self-castigation starts to look like a perverse attempt at exonerating the organization rather than an earnest attempt to tackle its shortcomings or any underlying problems.
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But it also has a new "star," essentially, with the arrival of Kathleen T. Zellner, an attorney with a record of exonerating convicted felons who has taken on Avery's case, and who offers plenty of second-guessing about how his attorneys handled the first trial.
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"Special Counsel Mueller clearly and explicitly is not exonerating the President, and we must hear from AG Barr about his decision making and see all the underlying evidence for the American people to know all the facts," Nadler said in a tweet on Sunday. Sen.
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Well, Sean, obviously, it&aposs been on for some time -- we&aposve been talking about it for more than a year -- that part of the brazen plot, which included exonerating Hillary Clinton illegally, and then if Donald Trump won, to figure out a way to frame him.
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Warren Rock, who presided over the hearing, issued a report exonerating MacDonald and urging civilian authorities to investigate Helena Stoeckley, a troubled drug addict and narcotics informant for Fayetteville, North Carolina, police who had told police and friends she was at the MacDonald home that night.
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Related: Forensic Study Contradicts Government's Story in the Missing Mexican Students Case The decision comes after a five-month investigation of the integrity of bite mark analyses, which was done at the urging of The Innocence Project, a nonprofit legal organization committed to exonerating the wrongfully convicted.
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"You feel lucky that a song happens, you know, so, but I don't think you can know ahead of time or as it's happening what you're actually saying or exonerating or discovering," Timberlake tells me, quite aptly, under bright spotlights at the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto.
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Trump, who used to blame China for North Korean misbehavior but changed his mind after a 10-minute chat with Chinese President Xi Jinping in April, seems to be exonerating his new buddies in Beijing from any culpability in Warmbier's death or North Korean ongoing missile tests.
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Mr. Mueller submitted his report about 48 hours before Mr. Barr wrote to lawmakers informing them that he and his deputy, Rod J. Rosenstein, had concluded that investigators lacked evidence that the president had illegally obstructed justice, though Mr. Mueller stopped short of exonerating the president.
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How can any of the handful of Republican senators in the balance, such as Susan Collins, Mitt Romney, Lisa Murkowski, and Lamar Alexander, believe that exonerating the president will not set him loose on any remaining and wobbly restraints that are holding our decency and democracy together?
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They realized that selecting such a high-ranking official would in some ways validate the story, but they wanted to establish a credible witness account exonerating the president from wrongdoing — before the barrage of Twitter posts they knew would be coming from Mr. Trump on Tuesday morning.
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Even as the President on Sunday referred to the investigation as an "illegal takedown that failed," sources close to the President said they expect him to focus less on Mueller and more on the exonerating conclusions of the investigation and on assailing Democrats and the media.
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New intrigue in Mueller end game Tuesday night's stunning developments left Washington digesting an unexpected new twist in the endgame of the Mueller investigation, which, in addition to not exonerating Trump on obstruction, did not establish a conspiracy between Trump's campaign team and Russia during the 2016 election.
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The fact that Mr. Mueller issued no further indictments as he wrapped up on Friday and never charged any Americans alleging criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia emboldened the president's Republican allies, who promptly interpreted the results as exonerating him without having seen the report itself.
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"These leaked numbers are ancient, in campaign terms, from months-old polling that began in March before two major events had occurred: the release of the summary of the Mueller report exonerating the President, and the beginning of the Democrat candidates defining themselves with their far-left policy message," he said.
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Wow, FBI confirms report that James Comey drafted letter exonerating Crooked Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE long before investigation was complete.
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But in a nimble coupling of intelligence and media contacts, Holbrooke had the story discredited: He had a friend in the U.S. Information Service, who came up with the idea of dismissing the report as a piece of Soviet misinformation and had the CIA send a cable to the State Department exonerating Holbrooke.
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It was Ms. Jenai who — in sifting through hours and hours of video evidence and compiling a website and YouTube account dedicated to exonerating Mr. Tucker — came across the audio clip mentioning white supremacy, which had been part of discovery materials released to her early in the case but had gone mostly unnoticed.
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Republicans, meanwhile, have embraced Mueller's findings as exonerating 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 on allegations of Russian "collusion" and are positioning to defend Barr.
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But first, he would spend weeks denying it with defensive public statements, private battles, Reddit threads, hostile exchanges with the reporter writing this very story, and eventually paying a random online video editor to "pretend" to discover exonerating evidence before Ryan would confess some form of the truth to a community he claimed to adore.
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"By exonerating the leaders of this illegal occupation of federal property, the jury's misguided verdict will encourage further attacks by lawless individuals on our wildlife refuges, national forests and national parks and the dedicated federal employees that manage them for the benefit of all Americans," Defenders of Wildlife President and CEO Jamie Rappaport Clark said.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump — who gleefully questioned President Barack Obama's birthplace for years without evidence, long insisted on the guilt of the Central Park Five despite exonerating proof and claimed that millions of illegal ballots cost him the popular vote in 2016 — wanted to have a word with the American public about accuracy in reporting.
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In one of the few cases to have argued that such information should be disclosed because it is potentially exonerating, a Florida appeals court ruled that a black man, Willie Allen Lynch, had no legal right to see the other matches returned by the facial recognition program that helped lead to his drug-offense conviction.
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"These leaked numbers are ancient, in campaign terms, from months-old polling that began in March before two major events had occurred: the release of the summary of the Mueller report exonerating the president, and the beginning of the Democrat candidates defining themselves with their far-left policy message," Mr. Parscale said in a statement on Friday.
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Whereas Nunes parroted Trump talking points and ultimately published a "final report" that Democrats refused to accept, exonerating the administration while ignoring and never examining large swaths of the swirling questions about Russia's role in the attacks, Burr and Warner forged ahead with an in-depth examinations of the information influence operations by the Internet Research Agency and GRU.
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So the president spent much of Saturday quote-tweeting Goldman, an ad executive whose line of defense—that the Russians were more interested in seeding chaos than electing Trump, a statement seemingly designed to minimize Facebook's responsibility for our current national situation—synergizes nicely with Trump's now-familiar habit of latching on to anything with the faintest possibility of exonerating him.
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This includes the "questionable interpretation" by DOJ and FBI officials of the law surrounding mishandling of classified information, Comey's draft letter exonerating Clinton weeks before he had interviewed her, "indiscretions" involving FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page that were "not handled appropriately at the time FBI management learned of them," as well as ties between top FBI officials and the Clintons.
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GOODLATTE: In one instance doing everything possible to avoid indicting Hillary Clinton, including allowing her chief aides to be in the room with her when she was interviewed by the FBI, creating a memo exonerating her before most of the witnesses, including Secretary Clinton, had been interviewed, not putting this before a grand jury, even though they had impaneled a grand jury in that investigation.
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But rapping "Where's my place in a music that's been taken by my race / Culturally appropriated by the white face?" is also a way of virtue signaling and self-exonerating as you do the very thing that you're anxious about, the lyrical equivalent of prefacing a softly bigoted comment with "I don't have a racist bone in my body, but…" Soon after, Macklemore fell into an addiction spiral that had begun in high school.
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Smith and Bancroft will have to wait two years before they are considered for leadership roles, and even then it will "be conditional on acceptance by fans and the public", according to CA. Each player must also complete 100 hours of community service before being considered for future selection, while it was confirmed that the cheat had been confined to the trio only, exonerating team mates and coach Darren Lehmann of any wrong-doing.
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This time exonerating — again — Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE by stating that the new probe he announced last Friday was now closed because all the emails the FBI had "found" were either duplicates of ones the agency had already reviewed, or they were personal.
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Read More: Mueller Delivers Report on Trump-Russia Investigation to Attorney General Mueller Finds No Trump-Russia Conspiracy, but Stops Short of Exonerating President on Obstruction Some on Mueller's Team Say Report Was More Damaging Than Barr Revealed If Mr. Mueller portrays Mr. Trump as intent on using his power to protect himself and his associates from an investigation, the revelations could prompt Democrats to expand their investigations into the president and even consider impeachment.
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" "These leaked numbers are ancient, in campaign terms, from months-old polling that began in March before two major events had occurred: the release of the summary of the Mueller report exonerating the President, and the beginning of the Democrat candidates defining themselves with their far-left policy message," Trump campaign manager Brad ParscaleBradley (Brad) James ParscaleMORE told NBC News before noting that Trump has seen huge swings in his favor "based on the policies espoused by the Democrats.
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The president denounced "treasonous" people who should be investigated themselves, and the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee suggested a separate inquiry into potential anti-Trump bias at the F.B.I. The attorney general: William Barr's decision to declare that Mr. Trump had not committed a crime — despite the fact that the special counsel, Robert Mueller, stopped short of exonerating the president — has renewed a debate about the role of American law enforcement in politically charged investigations.
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What President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 22019 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE wanted most from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had nothing to do with Joe BidenJoe BidenGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Three women accuse Gordon Sondland of sexual misconduct Top Obama-era official says Trump is 'destroying' executive privilege amid investigations MORE and everything to do with exonerating Russia from 2016 election meddling and pinning the blame on the Democrats and Ukraine.
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" ("Easy come, easy go," the ambassador said when he heard about the remark.) Then, after the ambassador related a phone call in which a "cranky" Mr. Trump had said "I want nothing" from Ukraine, the president met reporters to give a dramatic, self-exonerating reading of his own secondhand testimony, scrawled in Sharpie: The president's performance omitted a lot of context: that he had made those comments the day the whistle-blower's complaint came to the intelligence committee's attention; that Mr. Sondland himself had said that the quid pro quo was widely understood among his colleagues; and that, in a hearing earlier this year — a sort of prequel to today — Mr. Trump's longtime lawyer Michael Cohen testified that he had a practice of giving orders "in a code.
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