But there's a specific kind of innocence too: artistic innocence.
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He has worked with the Innocence Project as well as the Midwest Innocence Project.
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In 2014, someone tipped off the Innocence Clinic, an organization that investigates prisoner claims of innocence.
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In a world of endless competition, they epitomise innocence – and innocence is a commodity that can't be bought.
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Then he learned about the Midwest Innocence Project, which partners with the University of Kansas' Project for Innocence.
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The Innocence Project For the last 27 years, The Innocence Project has worked to exonerate wrongfully convicted people.
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Lee had maintained his innocence for years and was seeking DNA tests his lawyers said could prove his innocence.
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"Innocence" (season 26, episode 27) Buffy made better episodes than "Innocence," but it never made a more important one.
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Howerton maintains his innocence, and we ask the public to honor the presumption of his innocence," the statement reads. "Mr.
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I saw Darryl regularly at the annual Innocence Network Conference, a gathering of innocence organizations from around the country and world.
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Ellison is basking in the sunshine of innocence and the presumption of innocence but you only have to listen to Sen.
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After almost 40 years in prison in North Carolina, a letter to an innocence project led to DNA tests that proved his innocence.
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But if there's anything we owe ourselves, it's the right to mourn our own innocence, or at least the innocence we once saw in the world.
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The innocence of the children can be cloying—they plot to release butterflies inside the parliament building—but the end of that innocence is vividly evoked.
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It was the Wisconsin Innocence Project that eventually helped Avery prove his innocence in the sexual assault case that landed him in jail for 18 years.
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Officer maintains his innocence Bongiovanni's attorney, Michael J. Puglise, said his client stands by his actions, and "maintains his innocence," and plans to turn himself in Thursday.
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Because law enforcement can seize assets despite the innocence of a property owner, many cases harm lawful citizens and places the burden of proving innocence on them.
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" In May, Knox announced her appearance at the Innocence Project event on Twitter, writing, "The Italy Innocence Project didn't yet exist when I was wrongly convicted in Perugia.
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The Innocence Project, an organisation that uses DNA evidence to re-examine convictions, has proven the innocence of 300-odd people, most of them convicted for rape and murder.
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In dissent, Justice William W. Hood III said the law "flips the presumption of innocence" by requiring defendants seeking refunds to prove their innocence by clear and convincing evidence.
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The Innocence Files On Netflix April 22020 Starting April 2020, this limited series follows The Innocence Network and eight of the cases it's worked so hard to have overturned.
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"Since Ledell's execution, we have discovered a wealth of new evidence supporting his claim of innocence," Nina Morrison, senior litigation counsel at the Innocence Project, said in a statement.
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The Innocence That War Destroys Tucked into the plot of Sam Mendes's new film is a portrayal of the youth and innocence that is so readily destroyed in war.
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Carol Dodge had grown convinced of Tapp's innocence and had begun to reach out to media, the Idaho Innocence Project, and attorneys to help prove he was not the killer.
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Although I was not a member of his Actual Innocence Team, a group of prisoners who worked together to prove their innocence, I had many legal conversations with men who were.
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" There should be, he said, a "presumption of innocence.
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And the legal standard to be met for proving innocence—because on this side of the looking glass it is innocence and not guilt that must be proved—is a high one.
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"It was not the special counsel's job to conclusively determine Donald Trump's innocence or to exonerate him, because the bedrock principle of our justice system is the presumption of innocence," Ratcliffe said.
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"I am confident of my innocence, I believe in my innocence and this is the best chance to clear my name," Najib told reporters outside the courtroom after being released on bail.
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The Clarks, Mamie Till and others used childhood innocence to make important political gains, but their use of the "master's tools" ultimately could not erase the racial connotations of childhood innocence itself.
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Veselnitskaya has previously celebrated the resolution of the Prevezon case in the US as vindication of her client's innocence, even though that innocence was not technically established under the terms of the settlement.
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Please everyone take a moment to revel this child's innocence.
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But Franco maintains his innocence and has pleaded not guilty.
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Politico acquired a statement from Manafort that maintained his innocence.
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They then are given as award idea of their innocence.
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Activists hold a protest in Caracas to declare López's innocence.
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"He's always proclaimed his innocence from day one," Flier added.
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It reminds us of the innocence of Christmas and childhood.
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Speaking to reporters outside the courtroom, Smollett maintained his innocence.
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It's slightly unclear if she professes her guilt or innocence.
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Mr Temer has protested his innocence in speeches and interviews.
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"At the same time, he does still proclaim his innocence."
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Full of laughter, innocence, and unparalleled levels of snarky honesty.
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He was never prosecuted, and has since maintained his innocence.
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Despite his condolences, Parker maintained his innocence throughout the statement.
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Nelly took to Twitter last Saturday to proclaim his innocence.
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The facts will soon come out that prove my innocence.
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Ultimately, the exhibition felt like a total deprivation of innocence.
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Graswald has long maintained her innocence regarding the murder charges.
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Johnson has also maintained his innocence from the very beginning.
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You know, we knew that Steven was claiming his innocence.
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Next, Zellner aims to prove Steven's innocence via brain fingerprinting.
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Research does not benefit from any presumption of methodological innocence.
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Alongside the pervasive brutality there is innocence, intimacy and love.
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The moment is almost elementary school sweet in its innocence.
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Kaplan's attorney, Ryan Hyde, said his client maintains his innocence.
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McCarrick declares his innocence, saying that he doesn't remember anything.
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He maintained his innocence until his death 21997 years later.
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Abba has denied knowledge of attacks and protested his innocence.
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He still maintains his innocence, and is appealing the verdict.
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We all want to preserve the innocence of our children.
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Twisted images of torture forced the loss of my innocence.
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Syed has maintained his innocence throughout the years behind bars.
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As if a man's piety is evidence of his innocence.
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Pell has maintained his innocence ever since he was charged.
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Innocent people don't tend to talk, unprompted, about their innocence.
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In a statement to the Post, Schulte proclaimed his innocence.
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"She has never doubted her father's innocence," said his lawyers.
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Pursuing the innocence tack is not "in his best interest".
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Because, you know, it smells like innocence and all that.
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"The presumption of innocence applies to all four," it added.
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He was released on $100,000 bail and maintains his innocence.
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He has proclaimed his innocence against all of the charges.
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But we have a presumption of innocence in this country.
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"I believe my innocence will be proven," Mr. Akkus said.
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Specifically, the accused is to have the presumption of innocence.
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Irvin says he believes video evidence will prove his innocence.
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On Monday, Johnson's attorney Adrian Patrick maintained his client's innocence.
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Can the series convince us of Ward and Fontenot's innocence?
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Their innocence should have a greater claim on our conscience.
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The insistence on white innocence becomes a justification for racism.
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Wither did the butterfly of your innocence flutter away to?
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He appeared in court on Friday and professed his innocence.
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Were there ever moments where you doubted your own innocence?
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There was never a moment when I doubted my innocence.
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You were looking in the direction of your own innocence.
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Innocence never has much of a chance in McEwan's novels.
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He's maintained his innocence, and even suggested he was framed.
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Even so, the skilled performers ooze innocence, joy and exhilaration.
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I believe my innocence will be revealed in the trial.
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In what dark realm is the presumption of innocence buried?
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He maintained his innocence and immediately said he would appeal.
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But before doing that, he insisted on his own innocence.
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Her innocence is believable, but her passivity is narratively problematic.
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Lula has maintained his innocence and was freed in Nov.
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Fotis has maintained his innocence since his wife went missing.
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Low, who is at large, has previously maintained his innocence.
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He lashed out, interrupting senators and defiantly proclaiming his innocence.
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Would we be able to hold on to our innocence?
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"I feel like we've lost our innocence," my friend said.
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He said prosecutors were fully convinced of Mr. McCullough's innocence.
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Until the end, Tony maintained his innocence, his attorneys say.
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" Read/watch more here... >> "Pell has repeatedly maintained his innocence.
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At a news conference on Thursday, Patricia proclaimed his innocence.
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In the Colony, individual guilt or innocence is largely irrelevant.
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Mr. Richmond asserted his innocence to The New York Times.
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The association between childhood and innocence did not always exist.
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It's time to create language that values justice over innocence.
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My little granddaughter has been robbed of her childhood innocence.
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The burden is on Mr. Kavanaugh to prove his innocence.
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A local news outlet had quoted him proclaiming his innocence.
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After 23 years in prison, he still maintains his innocence.
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It includes lawyers in Tennessee, not the Tennessee Innocence Project.
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Guilt or innocence was not part of the equation. 8.
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He maintained his innocence, and vowed to fight the charges.
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Cooper has long maintained his innocence, and former California Gov.
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Until now, Mr. Reed, 67, had publicly maintained his innocence.
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Plus, there was a certain innocence and charm to it.
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Hundreds of supporters gathered outside the court, proclaiming Park's innocence.
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In dissent in the State Supreme Court, Justice William W. Hood III said the law "flips the presumption of innocence" by requiring defendants seeking refunds to prove their innocence by clear and convincing evidence.
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Hers remind me of innocence: not childishness, but the innocence that we have when we are 4 and we don't know what we look like but know what we want to wear and why.
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In March, Wajdi Mouawad, the director of the Théâtre de la Colline in Paris, unveiled "Notre Innocence" ("Our Innocence"), a creation spun out of a workshop with students from the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art.
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But De Sousa said she is determined to prove her innocence.
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On Monday, Gatling, who now lives in Virginia, won his innocence.
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Palocci maintained his innocence and never faced charges in that scandal.
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Avery, meanwhile, has consistently maintained his innocence in the Halbach murder.
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Seoul Secret has since responded, pulling the ad and claiming innocence.
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Parker continues to emphasize his innocence, saying the sex was consensual.
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But Durst himself professed his innocence to the court moments later.
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Carpenter's defense attorney Steve Avilla had always maintained his client's innocence.
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Peterson remains a suspect, although he has adamantly maintained his innocence.
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In America, the presumption of 'innocence' is supposed to have meaning.
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It shows that he does indeed have compelling evidence of innocence.
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Cooper has maintained his innocence and even suggested he was framed.
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No doubt, social media has experienced a profound loss of innocence.
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Jussie and his family have maintained his innocence throughout the case.
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The first is a failure to uphold the presumption of innocence.
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And Ingram was left to pay the price, despite her innocence.
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Obviously, Jackson himself has maintained his innocence throughout the entire saga.
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In court on Friday, he maintained his client's innocence, blaming Richardson.
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To date, Purdue and the Sacklers continue insisting on their innocence.
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She has not yet entered a plea of guilt or innocence.
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By the time I was 12, my innocence was completely stripped.
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Neither actress has entered a plea of guilt or innocence yet.
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I have offered to take a polygraph to support my innocence.
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Legally, there is still a presumption of innocence in this country.
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Simcox had maintained his innocence since his arrest in June 2013.
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The Claims of Innocence All four men claimed they were innocent.
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Cosima had been disinherited after supported Claus' innocence during the trials.
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Rorrer has long maintained her innocence, insisting she's has been framed.
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Camille Cosby has steadfastly stood by her husband's claims of innocence.
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So, an innocence-proving package tied with a neat little bow?
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The public was outraged, leading many to believe in Dassey's innocence.
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In some cases, too, the presumption of innocence has been forgotten.
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I think this movie is about how to preserve your innocence.
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However, Ward and Fontenot are still incarcerated, despite maintaining their innocence.
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The Wiltons proclaim their innocence but are livid about Ally's behavior.
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They're embracing its sentimentality, its innocence, and above all, its romance.
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I proved my innocence, yet people still think I was involved.
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Naquin's lawyer continued to maintain his innocence after the jury's verdict.
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She maintained his innocence and visited him on his final day.
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Markoff maintained his innocence of all charges, and pleaded not guilty.
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I always recommend that people never lose innocence when they're writing.
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Johnson maintained her innocence even after the guilty verdict was read.
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He also faces separate charges in California but has claimed innocence.
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And Republicans will be unable to claim innocence or feign surprise.
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"My heart is still set on proving my innocence," Mueller said.
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Craig's team investigates and litigates cases for the Project for Innocence.
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"I expect that the court will prove my innocence," she said.
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Scott Baio is going to great lengths to prove his innocence.
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The Innocence Project of New York is responsible for their exoneration.
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" The lawyer said his client "believes he can prove his innocence.
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But Spears has adamantly maintained her innocence, even after her conviction.
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In three jailhouse interviews with PEOPLE, Graswald has maintained her innocence.
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Eighteen years after the killing, Blake continues to maintain his innocence.
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I have maintained my innocence since the moment of my arrest.
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Lin 's family has also created a website claiming his innocence.
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After the original conviction, Kuenzel continued to vehemently maintain his innocence.
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Prince Innocence is on Twitter // Facebook // SoundCloud Max is on Twitter.
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But Monday afternoon, Jon went to Twitter to plead his innocence.
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This phenomenon, called adultification, essentially robs black children of their innocence.
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When the Innocence Project took the case, I just fell apart.
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He denies the charge and maintains his innocence, his lawyer said.
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Mr. Franklin did not testify, but he has maintained his innocence.
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Pishevar has maintained his innocence and also filed lawsuits for defamation.
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His lawyer, Leonard Ressler, said that his client maintained his innocence.
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"Their safety," she said, "is far more important than their innocence."
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Bhatti—were gunned down in 2011 for supporting Asia Bibi's innocence.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have always maintained their innocence.
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It pivots quickly from innocence to experience, and it is harrowing.
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Ghosn also maintains his innocence, according to his Tokyo-based lawyer.
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And how to recover a painting's innocence without corrupting it further?
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"This is not about his guilt or innocence," Burke told Variety.
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Mr. Clay's lawyer, Robert Golger, said his client maintained his innocence.
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Not only does incompetence equal innocence, but also paranoia is exculpatory.
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He deserves the presumption of innocence and to be treated fairly.
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During the sentencing hearing, Mr. Perrone maintained his innocence, officials said.
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Mr. Shively's Billy radiates youthful ambition and a nice unvarnished innocence.
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For the moment, Iran is adopting a posture of injured innocence.
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The littles, in turn, bring a joyful innocence to the relationship.
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How do they cross the slippery rubicon from innocence to experience?
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It's not true that they have the same assumptions of innocence.
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So, Susan Collins and this whole notion of presumption of innocence.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Ghosn declared his innocence to a Tokyo court.
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His new track "They Didn't Do It" argues for Brendan's innocence.
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Lorea Gillespie is an investigator for the New England Innocence Project.
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And the innocent find it almost impossible to prove their innocence.
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The first interview was with Barry Scheck of the Innocence Project.
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The young boy still has large eyes: a trademark of innocence.
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Botanical photographs, of course, don't universally depict innocence and natural splendor.
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A town of Nebraskans are asked to apportion guilt and innocence.
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Mr. Serebrennikov has repeatedly protested innocence, most recently on Feb. 21.
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His protestations of innocence have raised questions not only about Mrs.
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Mr. Ghosn maintains his innocence, according to his Japanese-appointed lawyer.
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Lee's lawyer told Reuters this week his client maintains his innocence.
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Trump and his defenders have tried to conflate this with innocence.
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He has maintained his innocence, and chosen to fight in court.
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The abusers betrayed the children's innocence and shattered a sacred bond.
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Weinstein had maintained his innocence, saying all the encounters were consensual.
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But these are stories of painful awakenings and refusals of innocence.
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The children are both scrupulous and full of wide-eyed innocence.
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Her innocence authorizes its slippery and simplistic handling of complicated themes.
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Now don't get me wrong — there's no innocence involved in it.
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"He's proclaimed his innocence totally," Trump said of Kraft in February.
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Mr. Beltrones has not been charged, and he maintains his innocence.
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The girl's expression, too, is stern: hers is a chastening innocence.
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He maintains his innocence and has been fighting extradition for years.
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Our system of justice is predicated on the presumption of innocence.
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At his disciplinary hearing, prison officials dismissed his claims of innocence.
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This gives the sequence an innocence that softens its unabashed explicitness.
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In Mr. Pettibon's hands, Gumby's days of innocence are long over.
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Moore's campaign released a statement maintaining his innocence and blasting Allred.
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And their dovelike innocence is charming a huge audience on YouTube.
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Guo has maintained his innocence, saying that allegations were politically motivated.
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Cardinal Pell's supporters said the ruling proved his innocence; others disagreed.
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He has repeatedly declared his innocence and questioned the court's independence.
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Supporters said that the presumption of her innocence had been violated.
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I am willing to defend my innocence in the US courts.
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In What World Was This Supposed to Prove Trump&aposs Innocence?
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Anne Tompkins, an attorney for Lindberg, said he maintains his innocence.
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Schock maintained his innocence on Thursday before the indictment was announced.
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"It took time for his innocence to be revealed," she added.
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"It's a face of such astonishing innocence and repose," he said.
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Mom stands for wholesomeness and innocence and a can-do attitude.
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He enjoys the presumption of innocence and vigorously denies these charges.
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He always maintained his innocence, even calling himself a political prisoner.
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The murders, and Manson, upended ideas of safety, security, and innocence.
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The burden of proof wasn't on Thomas to prove his innocence.
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In many cases, these units are relying on groundwork laid by nonprofits like the Innocence Project and convicted prisoners themselves, who, like Mr. Salter, amassed significant evidence of their innocence but couldn't get judges to listen.
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"This time is critical to allow for proper consideration of the powerful new evidence of his innocence and possible DNA testing that could help prove who actually committed the crime," said Bryce Benjet, Reed's Innocence Project attorney.
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The innocence of their kiss is gone, replaced with innuendo and condemnation.
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The defense lawyer continued to maintain his client's innocence after the verdict.
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The innocence of childhood was preyed upon by a very skilled predator!
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He reiterated his innocence to reporters gathered at the courthouse on Tuesday.
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"I believe my innocence will be revealed in the trial," he said.
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Safe bet she wouldn't see heroics involved in losing her plassing innocence.
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Woodfox consistently maintained his innocence in the killing of guard Brent Miller.
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However, the actor maintained his innocence and the charges were eventually dropped.
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We were no longer innocence personified or images carefully reflecting God's own.
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He insists on his innocence, and Eric (Roderick Lawrence) fervently believes him.
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Kavanaugh released personal calendars from 211 that he says show his innocence.
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She has refused to attend sessions since October and maintains her innocence.
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The artist has denied these claims and continues to maintain his innocence.
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"Like Yvonne, they have never wavered in their belief in her innocence."
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Kelly steadfastly proclaims his innocence and looks forward to a speedy trial.
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He maintained his innocence in a prison interview with CNN in 2013.
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Avery, 53, continues to maintain his innocence and is appealing his conviction.
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" The band's earnings also included revenue from a new tour, "Experience + Innocence.
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Selective leaking of accusations destroys reputations even if innocence is later confirmed.
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Trump has repeatedly maintained his innocence, denying any collusion with Russia occurred.
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Lisa maintained her innocence, and seemed disinterested in engaging in the drama.
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No one had any right to take that innocence away from me.
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Goodyear swore innocence at first, but after increasingly pointed questioning, he confessed.
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She said she had no comment regarding Dr. Newman's guilt or innocence.
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Without a new suspect, Steven's innocence seems less sure, despite Zellner's confidence.
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Maybe the sad truth is, this is not the city for innocence.
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Judges and juries weigh the facts and pronounce on guilt and innocence.
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Back at the police station, Misty is desperate to prove Luke's innocence.
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They are supposed to be fun, playful and reminiscent of childhood innocence.
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Scheck's Innocence Project is not known for working with hedge fund managers.
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He has maintained his innocence and is due in court on Thursday.
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He has maintained his innocence regarding the four murders since his arrest.
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Lula says the apartment was never his and vigorously protests his innocence.
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"It only becomes a problem when there is no innocence to it."
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Even though evidence speaks otherwise, Carrie continues to believe in Sekou's innocence.
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This veneer of innocence is every bit as evident in his prose.
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Every child deserves a protected age of innocence, free from exploitation. 2.
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His lawyer, Warren Cassell, continued to proclaim his client's innocence at sentencing.
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He also alleges they deliberately buried evidence that pointed to his innocence.
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El Bali, who was found in the safehouse, has protested his innocence.
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That's what these books are explicitly about—their authors' innocence and incorruptibility.
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One thing she's always been sure about, though, is her husband's innocence.
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He contented he was "in love" and has continually protested his innocence.
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The charges against Smollett — who has maintained his innocence — were dropped Tuesday.
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Holtzclaw's attorneys aren't the only ones declaring his innocence, despite the verdict.
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Low, who is at large, has maintained his innocence through a spokesman.
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Ghosn has maintained his innocence throughout the process and denied any wrongdoing.
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The Ramsey family has never been charged and always maintained their innocence.
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"We are deeply disappointed," he said, adding that Thiam maintains his innocence.
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A Plague Tale: Innocence is a grotesque game, but a beautiful one.
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J&F said those charged were confident they would prove their innocence.
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It's also important to remember that people deserve a presumption of innocence.
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Your own innocence is precisely the thing you can't see or feel.
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He pleaded his innocence but was convicted in 2014, the FBI said.
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While unclear whether he entered a plea, he repeated professed his innocence.
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Collins, who has maintained his innocence, suspended his reelection campaign last month.
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Giuliani said on Monday that the second tape also proves Trump's innocence.
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Innocence is not utterly lost, but its bright-purple shine has gone.
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He's proclaimed his innocence totally, but I'm very surprised to see it.
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Whatever innocence the younger generation of the Abigail had is rapidly dwindling.
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The defendants, including Ms. Williams, have proclaimed their innocence through their lawyers.
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Age 1 is "the final moment of expressive innocence," Professor Solomon writes.
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Naz's mother, Safar, by contrast, is less certain of her son's innocence.
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In other words, it is not Trump's job to prove his innocence.
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None of it was sufficient to convince a jury of Rogers's innocence.
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Manafort, however, has pleaded not guilty and continues to maintain his innocence.
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Ghosn's wife calls system 'draconian' Ghosn has also repeatedly professed his innocence.
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Garcia maintained his innocence until the end, calling the probe politically motivated.
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It took 85033 years to prove his innocence and secure his exoneration.
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Weathers' lawyer told local television affiliates that his client maintains his innocence.
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Winslow had previously denied ALL allegations and vowed to prove his innocence.
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There was an innocence that placed them, for a time, beyond responsibility.
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And now the presumption of innocence is seen as a conservative value.
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Their innocence is so endearing … how could you not adopt a pet?!
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And proving innocence is a difficult task — perhaps even an impossible one.
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But if she contests, her innocence tends to work disfavorably against her.
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He maintained his innocence as he reported to court on Saturday afternoon.
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And like Steven Avery, they are still fighting to prove their innocence.
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They are all perfect, soothing, full of innocence and hope and joy.
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Nothing is more maddening than having the innocence of white Americans besmirched.
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Normally, these items are associated with innocence, so corrupting them is sexy.
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VICE: Did anyone surprise and/or hurt you by doubting your innocence?
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Giuliani continues to assert Trump's innocence of all suggestions of criminal wrongdoing.
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Should the fictional prisoner's guilt or innocence be incorporated into the plot?
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The men consistently maintained their innocence, and were sometimes punished for it.
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As the evidence mounts, that presumption of innocence starts to look naive.
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There's a certain sweetness to it because of that, a certain innocence.
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Cosby, who has maintained his innocence, did not testify in his defense.
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The book charts Gabriel's loss of innocence in the face of violence.
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Yet she was uninterested in her subjects' projections of innocence and happiness.
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It's that youthful innocence that I wanted to capture in my character.
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Instead of a presumption of innocence, migrants face the assumption of inadmissibility.
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Does Zain's goodness arise from childish innocence or a magically saintly disposition?
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There were no criminal proceedings, and he has always maintained his innocence.
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He conveys a wondrous innocence with his lackadaisical demeanor and wobbly movements.
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He's all too aware that thoughts of innocence mean that it's gone.
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Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to all charges and maintains his innocence.
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At the time, he had declared the deadlock proof of his innocence.
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Judge Matsumoto said the judicial system started with a presumption of innocence.
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But we can't ignore socialism's loss of innocence over the past century.
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Mr. Nygard had settled with all of them, but maintained his innocence.
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Mr. Nygard has not been charged with anything and maintains his innocence.
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She still maintains her innocence, and hopes it won't come to that.
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Not that Michèle is a paragon of innocence, or even of decency.
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He has maintained his innocence in Constand's case and regarding other accusations.
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Many FCA defendants settle because they cannot afford to prove their innocence.
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Another child was grievously injured, her innocence savagely taken away from her.
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He has maintained his innocence and a long appeals battle is likely.
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Delve into any case involving similar innocence claims, and the shock continues.
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Friedman maintains his innocence and will vigorously defend against these improper charges.
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Sometimes a child's innocence supplies the soundest etiquette in an uncertain situation.
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Throughout it all, he remained determined to defend his innocence in court.
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Over nearly three hours, Mr. Ghosn proclaimed his innocence in four languages.
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The sheikh signed and stamped a letter attesting to Mr. Musa's innocence.
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She maintained her innocence throughout the trial, calling the charges politically motivated.
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Davis maintained his innocence, and many of the prosecution's witnesses had recanted.
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"What's up?" he said, widening his eyes with affected innocence, and grinning.
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The accused will "prove their innocence in the matter", the companies said.
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The 12 jurors will have to decide Manafort's guilt or innocence unanimously.
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Biegler said there were no trials or determination of guilt or innocence.
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Parnas also spoke to journalists briefly outside the courthouse, asserting his innocence.
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NICOLE HERRINGTON There's certainly a sense of innocence coming to an end.
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It became free and effortless, with a certain innocence inside its rigor.
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However, it is not in their innocence that the two groups differ.
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While the five tried to plead their innocence, dozens of villagers gathered.
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The silent path that goes beyond massacre and leads you to innocence?
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Pell has maintained his innocence and his lawyers have appealed his conviction.
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His innocence or judgment is not for any of us to decide.
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Stavers extends this occult view of innocence and enchantment into the present.
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"At that point I knew I had lost my innocence," Velasquez said.
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They may claim innocence now, but it seems to me that when a leading chapter of the Ku Klux Klan announces plans to hold a victory parade for the president-elect, the time for innocence is long past.
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Barry Scheck, a co-founder of the Innocence Project, said Klobuchar was also an early ally of the innocence movement, which pushed for the use of DNA testing and other new technologies to get innocent people out of prison.
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" Added Barry Scheck, co-founder of the Innocence Project: "There's a real cooperation.
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"What if it was Hae was in prison proclaiming her innocence?" she says.
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The parents have never been charged with any crime and maintain their innocence.
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Connolly, who is serving a 40-year sentence, has long proclaimed his innocence.
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An Alford plea allowed them to maintain their innocence while acknowledging the evidence.
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Jewell maintained his innocence and was cleared by the FBI 88 days later.
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Agents of Innocence grew out of your early reporting on the Middle East.
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The document does not focus on questions of Trump&aposs guilt or innocence.
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"There's been no determination of guilt or innocence," says her attorney David Felsen.
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"There is powerful new evidence of innocence, including the DNA testing," says Garrett.
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He also says he'll have his day in court to prove his innocence.
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Those close to Ghosn and his family say he is asserting his innocence.
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Though he maintains his innocence, he's using social media to embarrass his accuser.
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A Plague Tale: Innocence is available now on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
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" Conclusively finding innocence, Flood argued, "is never the task of the federal prosecutor.
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Stubblefield has previously denied the allegations -- and has vowed to prove his innocence.
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"Every single person in this country deserves the presumption of innocence," he said.
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Bannigan "has maintained her innocence," her attorney, Michael T. Cornacchia, told BuzzFeed News.
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Ngila, whose family claims his innocence, has been arrested and is awaiting trial.
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It seems like karma is acting against him, until his innocence is revealed.
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His innocence is undoubted and we trust that his rights will be respected.
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Because it's a sensation that's felt as dead and gone as childhood innocence.
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They robbed me of my youth, my identity, my innocence, my self-worth.
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Returning to Miguel's, Jorge tries to make a case for his own innocence.
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Arthur has maintained his innocence for the 1982 murder of his girlfriend's husband.
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His paintings uniquely reflected d innocence n beauty of rural bangla lives. pic.twitter.
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Dassey and Avery maintain their innocence, and insist the real killer walks free.
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The Sputnik crisis felt like a loss of innocence—the enemy was overhead.
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There is an innocence and intelligence to her that fits the character perfectly.
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After 11 years, they were exonerated with the help of the Innocence Project.
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Released a year early in May 2014, Vrublevsky has always maintained his innocence.
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Brown was not charged in that incident either and has expressed his innocence.
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"Until this has happened, the presumption of innocence must prevail," the spokesman said.
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Though several women testified against him, Little asserted his innocence throughout his trial.
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On Tuesday, the day before his suicide, he tweeted his claim of innocence.
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Durst has long maintained his innocence – a claim reiterated in last week's motion.
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This harrowing reality, she explained, rips young girls of their childhood and innocence.
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McCullough, who is 76, is asking a judge for a finding of innocence.
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Smollett, however, has maintained his innocence and his claim that he's a victim.
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Both Raniere and Mack maintain their innocence and have entered not guilty pleas.
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Palomino himself had long been battling sexual harassment allegations, but maintained his innocence.
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Since the boy's death on March 14, 2015, Jurewicz has maintained his innocence.
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The loss of innocence is also echoed with the kids that accompany Glover.
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"He has always had an innocence," says the Fast and Furious franchise star.
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He maintains his innocence, both when pressed by Macmillan, and by the government.
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It was a palpable and euphoric moment—crossing a threshold, away from innocence.
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But the memories surrounding the school shooting that robbed her of her innocence?
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Jussie Smollett is "fiercely" maintaining his innocence after he was released from jail.
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He seems funny and sweet, and there is a boyish innocence about him.
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If I&aposm innocent I&aposm going to scream my innocence pretty loudly.
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They were obliged to countersue, simply in order to maintain their own innocence.
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It is to face innocence and, by reflection, to face our own sin.
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"She is maintaining her innocence and is categorically denying the allegations," Matsuda says.
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This is Cline's loose brilliance—the helter-skelter dramatization of innocence being lost.
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Early spring was an age of innocence in the world of trolley memes.
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But, the former 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star clearly ain't buying Roethlisberger's innocence.
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The Innocence Project's Session said he believes corrections officials need to be prosecuted.
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Brunson maintained his innocence -- and was eventually found not guilty on all charges.
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It's a scene of Christmas innocence that'll warm the cockles of your heart.
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Her innocence and naïveté make her cutting and childlike at the same time.
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"He is maintaining his innocence across the board," said Melinda Patterson, French's attorney.
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But the question of individual innocence and guilt is almost beside the point.
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Despite their seemingly obvious after-dark associations, underwear actually communicates a certain innocence.
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After professing his innocence, he did admit to feeling "encouraged" by Trump's victory.
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Willingham spent the next 25 years professing his innocence and appealing his conviction.
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Schiff and Pelosi are not interested in real demonstrations of innocence or guilt.
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"It just takes a lot of time for innocence cases to get proven."
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But his approach to accusations that he considers baseless doesn't exactly exude innocence.
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He sacrificed millions of innocence people including his own to obtain his goal.
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Since Cromartie maintains his innocence, he refuses to ask the state for clemency.
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She's sure it's only a matter of time before her innocence is revealed.
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Caneiro maintains his innocence, his attorneys Robert Honecker and Mitchell Ansell said Friday.
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Mr. Syed, who was serving a life sentence, had long maintained his innocence.
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Edwin Meese shows a remarkable disinterest in the law's traditional presumption of innocence.
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Warner's friend Carl King helped lead the charge to prove his friend's innocence.
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Our political opinions are not relevant to innocence or guilt under the law.
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It's not OK to take the innocence away from a child, a boy.
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For a man who constantly proclaims his innocence, [Trump] is acting awfully guilty.
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Seeing the fish, hearing the ocean — there is a complete innocence about it.
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Finally, it must disclose any evidence suggesting the innocence of its investigative targets.
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He's therefore entitled to the presumption of innocence, and he should receive that.
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They have a right to a fair defense and the presumption of innocence.
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The tears, Sterkel said, were for all the innocence lost — then and now.
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But seeking to ban the long-standing prosecutorial maneuver hardly suggests Trump's innocence.
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Smollett maintained his innocence but agreed to let authorities keep the $10,000 bail.
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The matter of her innocence, then, may be less certain than Bazelon supposes.
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He said that he would defend himself alone and easily prove his innocence.
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"There's an innocence children have that sometimes we lose," he told WAVE 3.
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Every American also enjoys the presumption of innocence and guarantee of due process.
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Nearly four years later, he has not been charged and maintains his innocence.
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He mounted a zealous defense, bringing 238 witnesses to attest to his innocence.
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We move fast, and we've shed our innocence somewhere along the marathon route.
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It was apparent that at least one juror was convinced of Cosby's innocence.
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Adnan has always proclaimed his innocence in the murder of Hae Min Lee.
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What was the usual response inside the prison to you professing your innocence?
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When the Innocence Project took my case I thought it was just routine.
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Hatchett was represented by the New York-based Innocence Project during the review.
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The novel "The Age of Innocence" by Edith Wharton was published in 1920.
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Most fundamentally: there was no presumption of innocence; instead, a predetermination of guilt.
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Smollett maintains his innocence but agreed to let authorities keep a $10,000 bail.
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But an indictment does not end the process of determining guilt or innocence.
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How did this image of American innocence devolve into such a blood bath?
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Now more than ever, no one should feign surprise or innocence about this.
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Society demanded the pretense of innocence at the expense of experience, of truth.
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You couldn't go into or be received in today's Japan with such innocence.
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"They (the women) will maintain their innocence," Hisyam Teh, Huong's lawyer, told Reuters.
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DENIS Yeah, because there is a sort of innocence at the very beginning.
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Remarkably, his beatific innocence remains intact, as does the lightheartedness of the narration.
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I am, of course, very happy to see our innocence finally, officially recognized.
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It tastes of home and innocence, though your friend may raise an eyebrow.
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Not only were the suppositions wrong, but strong evidence pointed to Calas's innocence.
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The images of Nancy's mom exhibit a pre–social media level of innocence.
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We thought, in our innocence: Why shouldn't we throw in our lots together?
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Mr. Craig maintained his innocence in a video shared on YouTube on Thursday.
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But the case is about far more than El Chapo's guilt or innocence.
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He continued to maintain his innocence and was freed on $2120 million bail.
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Martin seemed to understand and evoke the beauty of both innocence and experience.
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He's been sentenced to 22 years in prison, but still maintains his innocence.
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Nothing. Does slut-shaming and body-shaming Kardashian-West prove your friend's innocence?
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They certainly feel like images understood from the inside: emblems of innocence threatened.
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There is no presumption of innocence, there is nothing, we're immediately guilty, voilà.
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For now, the president has seized on that as evidence of his innocence.
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In his innocence, my son may be a better reader than I am.
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But I will continue to fight for my innocence, because I am innocent.
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"And yet, in the end, there needs to be a kind of innocence."
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Already attuned to the vulnerability of innocence, he adopted stray animals as pets.
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I asked Mr. Majeed how he remained so convinced of Mr. Cosby's innocence.
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" Mr. Flanagan noted that Mr. Ortt had "maintained his innocence from Day 1.
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Her trials in 1984, at which she maintained her innocence, drew national attention.
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Mr. Lee has maintained his innocence, saying he was a victim of extortion.
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Sandler's career took a downturn when he outgrew the innocence he could portray.
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Pham's illustrations, as wholesome and inviting as an Archie comic, capture Shannon's innocence.
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Dulos professed his innocence in interviews with NBC News, and NBC New York.
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Ms. O'Connor said she was convinced of her stepfather's innocence from the start.
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Mr. DeHaan brings an air of curdled innocence that inspires an interesting ambivalence.
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He said the attack had destroyed the innocence of a multicultural, humanistic city.
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Gary Udashen, a defense lawyer and president of the state Innocence Project, concurs.
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Amazing, their microbiological innocence, alongside the panic that drove us from our home.
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In other words, all three of the participants have attested to Garry's innocence.
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By the mid-19th century, the ideas of childhood and innocence had merged.
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These images weaponized childhood innocence, transforming it into a tool of racial domination.
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McCarrick has maintained his innocence, and now lives in a monastery in Kansas.
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Mr. Lee, the first inmate executed in Arkansas since 2005, maintained his innocence.
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Craig issued a video statement of his own last week, proclaiming his innocence.
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Joe Bryan has maintained his innocence since his sentencing for the 19893 murder.
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Innocence is of dramatic value to an audience only if it is violated.
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A statement from Smollett's camp Thursday evening emphasized that he maintains his innocence.
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While Kihuen deserves the presumption of innocence, he should nonetheless heed their advice.
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Yes, Vassilev has denied culpability and has fought extradition from Serbia, claiming innocence.
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How to weigh this proof of deception against the girl's air of innocence?
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Democrats in Congress no longer defend due process and the presumption of innocence.
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Connolly, who is serving a 40-year sentence, has long proclaimed his innocence.
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Since 1989, more than 2,103 people have been exonerated after proving their innocence.
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Anello maintains his innocence and has a court appearance scheduled for Dec. 17.
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In Tim Cole's letters home from prison, he often insisted on his innocence.
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Lorance has maintained his innocence and defended his actions as protecting fellow soldiers.
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Afterward, Smollett gave a heartfelt press conference in which he maintained his innocence.
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And he used the occasion to repeat the claim of his own innocence.
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Government supporters erupt with anger, hurling accusations when a defendant proclaims his innocence.
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This little-known plea allows defendants to maintain their innocence despite pleading guilty.
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Brunson maintained his innocence, and his case was championed by U.S. evangelical Christians.
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I have a very small political party called "Innocence" — I am strongly nonviolent.
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His eyes, a sea of hope, concern, and innocence gazed up at me.
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"Every single person in this country deserves the presumption of innocence," Hannity said.
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To that end, these predators will protest their innocence and fight their disempowerment.
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Allen responded to the letter in the New York Times, maintaining his innocence.
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It was all full of air and breath without losing its insistent innocence.
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And Klobuchar, while mostly an of-the-time "tough on crime" prosecutor in Hennepin County, worked with the Innocence Project to push for reforms in eyewitness identification and recorded police interviews — two big causes of the innocence movement at the time.
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They are supposed to evaluate the evidence of guilt against the evidence of innocence, factor in the presumption of innocence and the requirement of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, and come to a decision — to indict or not to indict.
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Rachlin works hard at trying to place Grimes's predicament in context, dedicating nearly half the book to chronicling the efforts to form the state's Innocence Inquiry Commission, a body created by the state legislature that considers post-conviction claims of innocence.
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Théâtre de la Colline, Paris French theater's contribution to the 50th anniversary of the Paris uprisings of May 1968 was muted, but Wajdi Mouawad's "Notre Innocence" ("Our Innocence") captured a young generation's ambivalence toward the legacy of that revolutionary spring.
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" He added, "I will fight to prove my innocence and to clear my name.
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Missy works at the Innocence Project, helping wrongfully convicted people get out of jail.
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I just think children are ... I think an innocence in children is really important.
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Or maybe it's just that we as a nation have lost our collective innocence.
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Gordon maintains his innocence and claims that he was in love with Bobbi Kristina.
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Michael said, 'Why do people relate the bed to sex?' which shows his innocence.
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Smollett maintains his innocence, but the whole ordeal has puzzled those who knew him.
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Liu, through his lawyers, maintained his innocence throughout the investigation of the woman's allegation.
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It's actually achingly romantic, two hours of brutal self-sacrifice in service of innocence.
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Like most novels, "The Age of Innocence" offers a version of its author's biography.
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We don't want to admit the innocence of the animals, which reveals our guilt.
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Williams, 59, was never charged in any other murders and has maintained his innocence.
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Her parents and brother have always maintained their innocence in the little girl's death.
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Or perhaps he feels a duty to afford his bishops the presumption of innocence.
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And we are not commenting on the guilt or innocence of any specific defendant.
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"In this country, people are entitled to presumption of innocence," he said of Kelly.
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It's interesting, because other adults, like Zach's mother, seem very much behind Bryce's innocence.
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MacDonald was convicted of the crimes in 1979 but has always maintained his innocence.
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But when Donald Trump repeated twice that Rob declared his innocence, I was floored.
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Lawyers from the Innocence Project teamed up with Jones to track down his twin.
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García steadfastly maintained his innocence, saying that he was the victim of political persecution.
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No presumption of innocence was extended to the children who died with them. pic.twitter.
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Worse yet, Mr Santrich has discredited his old comrades who vehemently defended his innocence.
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It seems extreme, however, to expel a student with a 49% chance of innocence.
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" Record at 1503: "Hey you bitch, why you make the movie Innocence of Muslim?
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Cindy Garcia had been tricked into acting in the film The Innocence of Muslims.
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A spokesman said Low maintained his innocence and was confident he would be vindicated.
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Take another look at her eyes: Do they tell you anything about her innocence?
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"BM: "And all this stuff is regardless of your feelings of innocence or guilt.
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They found a suicide note at the scene, in which Adams maintained his innocence.
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"No Collusion - No Obstruction!" he tweeted Tuesday morning, repeating his longstanding claims of innocence.
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That particular mess is still being untangled, and Zellner continues to stress Avery's innocence.
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They have always maintained their innocence, though they long faced suspicion, including from police.
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Francis has stood by Maradiaga&aposs assertion of innocence on the financial improprieties charges.
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Trump has defended the putrid pundit despite having absolutely no evidence of his innocence.
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Despite the relative innocence of the image, there's something undeniably ominous about that tagline.
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Worlds that, in their innocence and their pain, greet us as true and revelatory.
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Merritt, who maintains his innocence, will stand trial for the killings this coming January.
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"There's kind of a sense that maybe some innocence has been lost," said Rife.
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"I will fight to prove my innocence and to clear my name," he said.
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Skilling has steadfastly maintained his innocence — which the sources said remains the case today.
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MacDonald's lawyers' 64-page brief in June detailed evidence they say proves his innocence.
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"I feel like the last day of my innocence was June 11th," said Leinonen.
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" Belafonte and his lawyers maintain innocence, accusing the allegations of being a "smear campaign.
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I love their fresh take and their "straight" off the bus from Allentown innocence.
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Polly finally being home comforts Betty but she's still mired in proving FP's innocence.
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His attorneys said that DNA evidence unavailable during his 2001 trial proved his innocence.
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And she was still professing her innocence while you were making this movie, right?
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The movie questions the idea of innocence and what crimes warrant a second chance.
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Hernandez had pleaded not guilty, maintaining his innocence even after confessing to the crime.
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And part of me died on that day, and that was innocence, you know?
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She exudes a shy, uncertain innocence, which Mr. Von Bruenchenhein captured with tender libidinousness.
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McCoy was appointed counsel from the public defender's office, and he maintained his innocence.
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He reaffirmed his long-standing disdain for the presumption of innocence and due process.
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He also issued an apology to his accuser, even though he maintains his innocence.
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Not because of his innocence or lack of under the law of seditious libel.
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Collins downplayed that their association with Trump has any bearing on the president's innocence.
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Let them come to you, take inspiration from their innocence, but don't have any.
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While both Northam and Herring have admitted their sins, Fairfax steadfastly maintains his innocence.
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Black people are broadly denied a presumption of innocence and equal access to courts.
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"Doan looks forward to the trial where her innocence will be established," said Teh.
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Movie reviews are not court cases, but let's presume Tarantino's innocence for a moment.
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They are exceptionally showy and delicate, conveying the same sturdy innocence as a daisy.
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The defendant can be heard arguing his or her innocence to the appointed attorney.
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BARRY SCHECK New York The writer is a co-founder of the Innocence Project.
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One of Sweden's best known business leaders, Rollen maintained his innocence during the trial.
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Despite their reputation of innocence, children are bubbling cauldrons of conflicting feelings and impulses.
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Because the emotional, highly public executive wanted to be able to proclaim his innocence.
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After Margaret deliberately upstages the opening of her devoted husband's play, she feigns innocence.
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This would turn on its head our constitutional right of innocence until proven guilty.
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Innocence, acceptance, and redemption become the essential ingredients in motivating Callum, Ezram, and Rayla.
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She is the author of Exoneree Diaries: The Fight for Innocence, Independence, and Identity.
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No, not the loss of innocence, necessarily — that takes more than language to destroy.
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More than anything, they have all been deprived of the innocence of their childhood.
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The Lord Of The Rings star says innocence unfortunately makes child actors easy targets.
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I lost my innocence that day and lost a family member in the process.
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Juan Rivera barely overcame his false confession even with conclusive DNA evidence of innocence.
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On the first one there's this sort of total innocence and naivety to it.
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Koons previously prided himself in his work's polite innocence: its omission of significant content.
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Zhang has maintained her innocence while serving nearly eight months in pre-trial detention.
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Woods' relatives and supporters proclaimed his innocence outside the Capitol in Montgomery on Wednesday.
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And the obituary misstated the role of the Innocence Project in Mr. Thompson's case.
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"I can't accept it because judicially there is a presumption of innocence," Francis said.
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He was imprisoned for 11 years, released after a DNA test proved his innocence.
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"It is likely that they genuinely believed in Peter Ball's innocence," the report said.
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This state of innocence, which recurs throughout Ashbery's collages, is there from the beginning.
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SR If you handle it right, there's a way to hold on to innocence.
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We asked people to dredge up their most tearful memories of Christmas innocence lost.
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"It is likely that they genuinely believed in Peter Ball's innocence," the inquiry says.
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It gives colleges more time to decide guilt or innocence, based on more evidence.
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He has repeatedly denied any such behavior, issuing another statement of innocence on Oct.
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He was sentenced to life in prison and has maintained his innocence ever since.
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But in the larger context, his guilt or innocence is not the whole story.
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I wish the facts were clearer — that his innocence or guilt could be established.
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His men's wear likewise will have a journey to make from innocence to experience.
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Both men have been charged in the case, and both have maintained their innocence.
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So the presumption of innocence comes with a caveat: It require a cash guarantee.
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It will be up to Judge Kavanaugh to convince wavering senators of his innocence.
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For years, Mr. Dixon fought that conviction from behind bars, insisting on his innocence.
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Her clothes were really high-end and stylish, but her hair keeps that innocence.
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"Tell me," she says to Kazuki, almost childlike in the innocence of her happiness.
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There was a mismatch between her pleas of innocence and her cold, oddball demeanor.
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But in time, Mr. Corbera's dancer disarms them with his allure and seeming innocence.
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Hunter has maintained his innocence, and his trial is scheduled to begin in January.
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I straddle the innocence of my youth and the mystery of my adult life.
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He is fascinated by guilt and innocence but skeptical of the possibility of redemption.
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Mr. McCullough has maintained his innocence throughout, saying he had been in Rockford, Ill.
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My No. 1 go-to book is "The Age of Innocence," by Edith Wharton.
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"Notwithstanding that Rick Gates pled today, I continue to maintain my innocence," Manafort wrote.
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Jeff Flake (R) among others -- was not aimed at proving Kavanaugh's guilt or innocence.
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Mr. Smollett has maintained his innocence throughout, denying that he had hired the brothers.
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There is something about the innocence of the kids' voices that is really inspiring.
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Many insider trading defendants continue to proclaim their innocence long after a guilty verdict.
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It is the evidence that will determine innocence or guilt and prosecution or exoneration.
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The unit will review convictions for credible claims of actual innocence and wrongful conviction.
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He went undrafted and spent the next 3 years fighting to prove his innocence.
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"I will proclaim my absolute innocence until the day I die," he told me.
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For starters, they should not get sucked into arguments over Biden's guilt or innocence.
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"Notwithstanding that Rick Gates pled today, I continue to maintain my innocence," Manafort said.
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The expulsion from the Garden is a classic motif about the end of innocence.
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Magistrate Douglas Ogoti said the bail ruling took into account the presumption of innocence.
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They've lost a lot of their original innocence, and they can't get that back.
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The Amnesty's deputy director for Europe and Central Asia, Denis Krivosheev, reinforced Aliyev's innocence.
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Is its presence a commentary on the persistence of innocence in a fallen world?
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He sought advanced DNA testing to prove his innocence, but Ms. Harris opposed it.
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It was a challenge for me to regain that innocence in order to write.
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Just before midnight, Mr. Ghosn released a statement, emphasizing his relief and his innocence.
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He has maintained his innocence, and the podcast drew widespread attention to his case.
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Kendall begins to cry, trying to protest his innocence, but it's of no use.
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It perfectly captures the album with the mix of innocence, raunchiness, hope, and resignation.
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Like Scorsese in Innocence mode, Jia displays a masterful knack for burning, tacit intimacy.
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It was the first time he had a chance to plead his innocence publicly.
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Navarro later told reporters the defendants were all entitled to a presumption of innocence.
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The two wanted to use an image that symbolized innocence — they had heard of a study in which babies respond positively to smiles, even ones as basic as a drawn smiley face — and then sully it to represent the loss of that innocence.
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Missing white children are still afforded their innocence and deemed damsels in distress, while black girls are seen as "less innocent" and pegged as runaway prostitutes, drug abusers, or some other description meant to demean them and strip them of humanity and innocence.
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And to prove her point, she called Sheilds' daughter on speakerphone to prove her innocence.
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Mr Naqvi maintains his innocence and says he expects to be cleared of any charges.
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When Hernandez was charged back in November, his lawyer, Lance Lazzaro, declared his client's innocence.
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Jackson released a video statement insisting on his innocence that was carried live by CNN.
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Smollett maintained his innocence and his legal team sees the dropped charges as a victory.
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Gilbert enlisted the help of Gerald Hurst, a renowned arson expert, to prove Wilingham's innocence.
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He is set to go to trial on March 20, and has maintained his innocence.
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I let them in, and they explained they were researchers from Innocence Project New Orleans.
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Both the innocence of the interaction and the otherworldly natural background evoke a virgin paradise.
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Loyola's innocence project says none of that evidence was handed over to Wilson's defense attorney.
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STEELE: The essence of American liberalism, I think is the - again, the pursuit of innocence.
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It is not one of patiently examining law and facts to ascertain guilt or innocence.
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Dassey confessed to police but later recanted, while Avery has long stood by his innocence.
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There are moments of bizarre innocence, like when Jake says he built a gorgeous aquarium.
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"Maintaining his son's innocence, the father said that the survivor "basically chased my son down.
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All four men initially insisted they were innocent, and maintained their innocence after the trial.
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Innocence Project attorney Karen Thompson said Tuesday that she&aposs frustrated Lott wasn&apost exonerated.
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The former Nissan chairman and Renault CEO repeated his claims of innocence in the video.
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There's an innocence and a sincerity to just being present in that world, you know?
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He has always maintained his innocence, and has not been shy in talking about it.
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Jussie Smollett is maintaining his innocence after being indicted by a grand jury on Friday.
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A part-time professor's artwork titled "Death of Innocence" was banned for being too controversial.
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Jussie adamantly maintains his innocence even if law enforcement has robbed him of that presumption.
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Labrie pleaded not guilty to all charges at trial and has always maintained his innocence.
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Gulliver cited the fact that his father was awarded custody as proof of his innocence.
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Despite the video evidence against him, Meza maintains his innocence in light of the accusations.
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Was Syed truly wrongly convicted, or had he conned his supporters into believing his innocence?
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In the documentary, Aziz maintains his innocence, but is skeptical his name will be cleared.
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He settled the case for $100m in 2014, with no ruling on guilt or innocence.
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But he said his political positions were clear, denied any wrongdoing, and professed his innocence.
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Naqvi maintains his innocence, according to a statement released on Friday through a PR firm.
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The judge's order did not prevent Manafort from publicly maintaining his innocence, his lawyers said.
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"I believe there are legitimate arguments for Dylan's innocence," he says as dramatic music plays.
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Bring It On and The Virgin Suicides are two films that capture Dunst's onscreen innocence.
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Though the firm claims innocence of wrongdoing, its documents appear to tell a different story.
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Maybe that's what innocence is, having no way to predict the pain of the future.
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I mean, I think -- I understand your point about protecting their innocence and their enthusiasm.
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A.My opinion of the verdict being right or not, or his innocence, has not changed.
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Once a stigma is stuck on someone, it becomes very difficult to prove one's innocence.
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"I will continue to defend my innocence and that I told the truth," he said.
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He had immediately asserted his innocence but the police said a witness had identified him.
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It takes the testimony of another white man, Manley, to convince them of her innocence.
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Fritz was released on April 15, 1999 thanks to Barry Scheck and The Innocence Project.
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His attorney, Matthew Reisig, answered "he just did" when asked whether Muldrow asserted his innocence.
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It may make you long for your teenage innocence, and that's a feat in itself.
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And hey — losing the innocence with which I once watched movies is a good thing.
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But it's genuine about George's innocence, and his right to survive whatever's done to him.
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Holley says, at the time she and Johnnie represented Simpson, they believed in his innocence.
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The princess has pleaded her innocence and her trial judges are currently considering their verdict.
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"Mr Rogberg will now continue to fight these allegations to prove his innocence," he added.
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Both Williamson and Fritz maintained their innocence throughout their decades-long incarceration and filed appeals.
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At school, Maya smiles and plays with the innocence of her 5-year-old cohorts.
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Fury, who has always protested his innocence, is suing Britain's anti-doping and boxing authorities.
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Crotty and Harward were shipmates aboard the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson, the Innocence Project reported.
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Though Clayton's wife didn't want him to do so — after all, Clayton was pleading innocence!
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"Every single person in this country deserves the presumption of innocence," Hannity said last week.
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Avery and Dassey pled not guilty during the trial and continue to maintain their innocence.
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At the time, Webster said he spent his life's savings trying to prove his innocence.
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"The essence of flirting is that there is genuinely an innocence to it," Perel said.
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AUDI SPOKESMAN SAYS UNTIL THEN THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE APPLIES TO ALL OF THE ACCUSED
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Bemba, who was sentenced in 2016 to 18 years in prison, has maintained his innocence.
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The humor of Jagged Alliance 2 always required a presumption of distance and of innocence.
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Lawyers with the Innocence Project say new methods of DNA testing could prove he's innocent.
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He had been sentenced in 2016 to 18 years in prison but maintained his innocence.
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The artist has maintained his innocence from the beginning, but did not testify in court.
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He doubts that he did, but he has no unwavering belief in his own innocence.
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DNA testing done by the Innocence Project proved that a different man was the assailant.
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He hasn't yet been arraigned in that case, but his attorneys have maintained his innocence.
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"The innocence and the trust of that community has been lost," Scott said in 2009.
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Now, Incognito is finally breaking his silence ... apologizing to his fans while maintaining his innocence.
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Unsatisfied, she turned to prison rights advocate Cory Session with the Innocence Project of Texas.
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Parker, who was acquitted, has maintained his innocence, asserting that the sexual encounter was consensual.
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One of Sweden's best known business leaders, Rollen had maintained his innocence throughout the trial.
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However, he didn't resign, and wasn't removed from the faculty, all while maintaining his innocence.
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"The Ethics Commission reiterated everyone's right to the presumption of innocence," the OCA statement said.
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But he also underlines the innocence and energy that goes into creation at any age.
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He insists he's not trying to diminish the #METOO movement ... but simply prove his innocence.
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Holmes, despite ample evidence, has maintained her innocence since the grand jury indictment last year.
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At that age and in that innocence, you just feel without reflection, understanding, or words.
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Throughout. Professing not only her innocence but the fact that she was a victim. Yeah.
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During both the pre-test interview and the actual polygraph test, he maintained his innocence.
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The Supreme Court is expected to make a final ruling on his guilt or innocence.
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Shortly after his arrest warrant was issued, Morgan's attorney Alex Kessel maintained his client's innocence.
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"This is a neverending fight where technique tries to take over the innocence," Moñú says.
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Both of the defendants have maintained their innocence and have entered pleas of not guilty.
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He and the other attorneys at the Innocence Project have always been very victim-sensitive.
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Not only does Marsy's Law endanger innocence, it might even backfire and protect the guilty.
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Fotis Dulos gave an interview to NBC New York, in which he professed his innocence.
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The office had made clear in its guidelines that a pardon does not establish innocence.
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A pardon is not a sign of vindication and does not connote or establish innocence.
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Important to note, Elliott was never prosecuted for the incidents -- and he maintains his innocence.
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There is the idyllic picture of innocence: rolling around the sandbox or snowy front yard.
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"He is still claiming innocence, which indicates that the defendant has no remorse," she said.
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"Doan looks forward to the trial where her innocence will be established," her lawyer said.
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Generally for me, I'm giving folks the benefit of the doubt, the presumption of innocence.
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Meng, who is also the Huawei CEO's daughter, maintains her innocence and is fighting extradition.
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In court on Wednesday, the pair stood firm in their resolve and proclaimed their innocence.
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He suggests a manifestation of an innocence the boy is not quite ready to surrender.
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Is there not something suspect in the adult urge to get one's kicks from innocence?
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And interviews with both men reveal just how much they told Halper about their innocence.
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She has also dismissed the idea Kavanaugh has a presumption of innocence until proven guilty.
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"I think this case is testing the presumption of innocence in our country," Baez said.
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The Innocence Project picked up his case and conducted additional testing that excluded Gonzalez's involvement.
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Cousins is particularly keen on returning to places of joy, of preindustrial purity and innocence.
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In a statement released Tuesday, Pell's legal team said its client "steadfastly" maintained his innocence.
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Among his more significant proposals is a state program to investigate prisoners' claims of innocence.
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Cunha insisted on his innocence and vowed to appeal the decision to another congressional committee.
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For them, the pre-war age of innocence stood in stark contrast to what followed.
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Kavanaugh asserted his innocence and refused to remove himself from consideration for the high court.
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I miss the innocence of a pre-9/28 world where that was the norm.
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Mill's lawyer has said that his client has always maintained his innocence on both counts.
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Could the fun-loving innocence of children resurrect a so-far pretty soul-destroying day?
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Prosecutors would later use Williams's claims of innocence to argue he dug his own grave.
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I don't want to live in a world where I have to prove my innocence.
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She said she was "literally going to take a polygraph test" to prove her innocence.
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The milk seems to represent the characters' youth—its innocence corrupted by dark violence. 15.
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You need a part of innocence to be able to describe those types of feelings.
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Mr. Qasim said he wanted the Pakistani and American governments to recognize his brother's innocence.
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"In just 33 days a court of law ... will prove my innocence," Greitens said Wednesday.
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He pleaded his innocence in front of TV cameras before being taken away by police.
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Reacting to Najib's protestations of innocence, Mahathir told a newspaper that Najib had lost credibility.
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She said the decision on their guilt or innocence would be up to Myanmar's judiciary.
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Players flop to draw a foul or feign innocence (or even injury) to avoid one.
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Pinterest, by Mr. Silbermann's design, is the opposite: the web's last bastion of quaint innocence.
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There is an innocence about the painting's subject and its rendering that breaks your heart.
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Usually, though, there isn't DNA available that can be tested to determine guilt or innocence.
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Tay-K is facing a pair of murder charges, for which he maintains his innocence.
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For Ntilikina, the Christmas market still evokes the innocence of childhood — but something else, too.
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"He maintains his innocence on the current charge and the potential charges," Mr. Honecker said.
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When it comes to the death penalty, guilt or innocence shouldn't really matter to Christians.
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But for a true "pro-life" Christian, guilt or innocence really shouldn't be the point.
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This is a brooding book, one that dwells on Dostoyevskian notions of innocence and evil.
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While the defendant was confident of his innocence, the cross-examination promised to be brutal.
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But in its contemplation of different kinds of lost innocence, it's also pondering the fall.
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With it, the innocence of a celebrated event, and others like it, became forever lost.
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Huzayfah: My dad, he was — at first, he thought it was a bit of innocence.
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Mr. Astarita has maintained his innocence, and many of his hostage rescue teammates believe him.
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Grace, in Ms. Atwood's novel, is a shape-shifter, too, her guilt or innocence unfixed.
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But this season, she stripped the armor away, and homed in on innocence and fragility.
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Mr. Farroukh's release came as a relief to his family, who had maintained his innocence.
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The walls were festooned with dozens of photographs that seemed to twin innocence and experience.
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In 2010, he announced his innocence on "Celebrity Apprentice," from which he was eventually fired.
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In the prevailing interpretation of that ruling, favorable termination means an affirmative finding of innocence.
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But his attorneys with the Innocence Project say they have evidence that could exonerate him.
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Manafort has maintained his innocence and said he does not understand why Gates pleaded guilty.
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Ghosn declares his innocence during a court hearing, his first public appearance following his arrest.
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My lawyer would have been able to persuade any judge or jury of my innocence.
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Netanyahu has repeatedly proclaimed his innocence, insisting that investigators will find he did nothing wrong.
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" What she wants, as a writer, is "to help overturn the solipsism of white innocence.
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Suspected of her murder, he then hires a tabloid journalist to help prove his innocence.
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And when I was the Hennepin County attorney, I worked with the Innocence Project significantly.
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Her letters to home and her journals are written with innocence, fervor and adolescent drama.
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The narrator, drawn to Kendrick, becomes consumed with the question of his innocence or guilt.
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In fact, romantic notions of a natural world defined by innocence and harmony repel him.
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Mr. Reed has long maintained his innocence and has not been charged with any crimes.
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Officer Yanez's guilt or innocence likely rests on which of those competing narratives jurors believe.
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But President Trump hasn't done that, even though he has consistently asserted his complete innocence.
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"I cooperated fully with the independent investigation and provided proof of my innocence," he said.
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They're kicked out of the boardinghouse, marking the boy's expulsion from innocence if not paradise.
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Additional witnesses could be called in a Senate trial to determine Trump's guilt or innocence.
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Presidents have exonerated people who steadfastly maintained their innocence even as they accepted the pardon.
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He's not only buying his freedom, he's also buying his innocence in the civil suit.
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Aaron was looking forward to an opportunity for a second chance to prove his innocence.
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One of his lawyers, William C. Athanas, said Wednesday that the governor maintained his innocence.
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But he maintained his innocence in his speech to his co-workers, the person added.
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The color of white in the flag symbolizes the purity and innocence of our children.
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Ms. Alley was represented by the Innocence Project in New York and lawyers in Tennessee.
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She and Ms. Choi have insisted on their innocence, accusing unspecified enemies of framing them.
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Diana, despite her initial innocence, learned the hard way to be a master media performer.
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Sadly, the Huffington Post was not the only publication to allow the smearing of innocence.
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"He is innocent, and we look forward to proving his innocence in court," Madden said.
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The sparkle their eyes must have had as mine did before their innocence was taken.
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Flynn's sworn statements in his plea agreement "belie his new claims of innocence," Sullivan wrote.
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Thanks to him, we lost our innocence -- and 17 of our friends lost their lives.
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The questions his story raises, however, are not just about his own guilt and innocence.
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Part of the profits went to the Innocence Project, which works to reverse wrongful convictions.
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Their isolation is a privilege and their ignorance is innocence, or so they are told.
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After spending time in jail protesting her innocence, she confessed to the relentless Cotton Mather.
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And despite his proclamations of innocence, many feel his conviction, and the sentence, were justified.
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Cellphone location data, while not definitive, supported the plumber's claims of innocence, Ms. Lee said.
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Legally, when defendants maintain their innocence, there are two main avenues for overturning their convictions.
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"I was hoping he'd be able to establish his innocence," she said in the interview.
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And he certainly has shown no signs of repentance, even declaring his innocence in court.
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Pretty, the odontologist working with the Innocence Project, argues that the results are intrinsically deceptive.
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The show's lightness and Kimmy's innocence are always a foil for something dark bubbling underneath.
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Smith's attorney, Daniel Rosenberg, says Smith maintains his innocence and vows to fight the charges.
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After Gates pleaded guilty Friday, Manafort released a statement through his lawyer reaffirming his innocence.
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It was part of what children, still full of innocence, found so appealing about him.
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" The rep added, "Ty maintains his innocence and there is no indication to the contrary.
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The defendants, rather than being presumed innocent until proved guilty, had to demonstrate their innocence.
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Crotty had been a Navy shipmate of Harward's at the time of the murder and rape, according to The Innocence Project, a non-profit legal clinic that handles cases in which post-conviction DNA testing of evidence can result in conclusive proof of innocence.
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"Gary Pierce and his family, as all of the defendants, stood firm, maintaining their innocence throughout the past year and five weeks of trial, turning down plea offers that carried no jail time, choosing to maintain their innocence, no matter the cost," Gitre said.
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The knowledge of my innocence has given me strength in the darkest times of this ordeal.
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"There is a childish innocence about the letters," says Fisher, a journalist in Monaghan County, Ireland.
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He said President Obama&aposs comments about Hillary Clinton&aposs guilt or innocence were highly inappropriate.
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McClain had no idea that her testimony might have been the key to proving Syed's innocence.
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Syed & His Supporters Attempt To Prove His Innocence: 2002-2013 22018-212: Syed's appeals are denied.
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According to TMZ, he apologized to the cast and crew on Empire while maintaining his innocence.
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Christian women survived ISIS by hiding for hours under dorm beds These days, innocence is gone.
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