Thesaurus / exonerate
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Perlin said the science has been “tested and shown to be reliable” and pointed out that TrueAllele has recently been used to help exonerate some falsely accused defendants.
A SECRET ALGORITHM IS TRANSFORMING DNA EVIDENCE. THIS DEFENDANT COULD BE THE FIRST TO SCRUTINIZE IT.JUSTIN JOUVENALJULY 13, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIn today’s press release explaining its decision not to exonerate Houlihan, CAS stated that she had “had failed, on the balance of probability, to establish the source of the prohibited substance.”
THE BRUTAL UNCERTAINTY OF THE SHELBY HOULIHAN VERDICTMARTIN FRITZ HUBERJUNE 15, 2021OUTSIDE ONLINEAlong the way, she mastered DNA evidence and exonerated 12 men.
WITH 12 MEN EXONERATED, THE FORCE BEHIND MARYLAND’S INNOCENCE PROJECT HANGS IT UPTIM PRUDENTEJUNE 3, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIn a fish-out-of-water tale, Bill takes up a mission to exonerate her, while navigating a new life in a foreign country.
THE MOST ANTICIPATED MOVIES OF SUMMER 2021PETER ALLEN CLARKMAY 12, 2021TIMESo desperate was Carlson to exonerate the system of Floyd’s death that he claimed that Floyd had died of a drug overdose.
TUCKER CARLSON DESPISES THE DEREK CHAUVIN VERDICTERIK WEMPLEAPRIL 21, 2021WASHINGTON POSTFirst of two partsIn mystery stories, the chief suspect almost always gets exonerated before the end of the book.
THE DARK MATTER MYSTERY DEEPENS WITH THE DEMISE OF A REPORTED DETECTIONTOM SIEGFRIEDMARCH 24, 2021SCIENCE NEWSAdvocates say some exonerated prisoners never bothered, because the process seemed so unpredictable.
MARYLAND MOVES TOWARD CLEAR PLAN FOR PAYING PEOPLE WHO WERE WRONGLY CONVICTEDOVETTA WIGGINSFEBRUARY 10, 2021WASHINGTON POSTParticularly the knee-length boot grabbing the attention of many which infuses artwork by recently exonerated artist Richard Phillips.
BROTHER VELLIES FOOTWEAR BY PYER MOSS WILL LAUNCH OCT 24NANDI HOWARDOCTOBER 23, 2020ESSENCE.COMThen, after eight tough years, the inspector general exonerated Jefferson.
HE WAS FORCED TO RESIGN AFTER A GOVERNMENT REPORT CRITICIZED HIM. EIGHT YEARS LATER, THE GOVERNMENT TOOK IT BACK.JOE DAVIDSONSEPTEMBER 24, 2020WASHINGTON POSTWhile the ruling came more or less on a technicality, and Man City has certainly not been exonerated for cooking its own books, the team can now pretty much do what it wants, and UEFA may not have a leg to stand on for enforcing Financial Fair Play.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S BIG CONFERENCE HURDLESARAH SHACHATJULY 14, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHTWORDS RELATED TO EXONERATE
- acquit
- bleach
- blink at
- clear
- discharge
- exculpate
- excuse
- exempt
- exonerate
- forgive
- free
- go easy on
- launder
- let off
- let off easy
- let off the hook
- let up on
- liberate
- lifeboat
- loose
- pardon
- release
- relieve
- sanitize
- set free
- spare
- spring
- vindicate
- whitewash
- wink at
- wipe it off
- wipe the slate clean
- write off
- advocate
- aid
- apologize for
- argue
- assert
- back
- back up
- bear one out
- befriend
- champion
- come to defense of
- cover for
- endorse
- espouse
- exculpate
- exonerate
- explain
- go to bat for
- guarantee
- justify
- maintain
- plead
- prove a case
- put in a good word
- rationalize
- recommend
- ride shotgun for
- say in defense
- second
- speak up for
- stand by
- stand up for
- stick up for
- stonewall
- support
- sustain
- thump for
- uphold
- vindicate
- warrant
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