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View definitions for exoneration

exoneration

noun as in vindication

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noun as in liberation

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They note such items as the Manhattan prosecutors acknowledging flaws with their case, the men's exoneration, and the true perpetrator of the crimes' confession as examples.

From BBC

The temporary reprieve leaves Roberson’s path to exoneration open, though it’s unclear what his next steps are.

From Salon

“We knew this battle for Jarvis’ exoneration from death row would not be easy, but we remain confident in the strength of our evidence and legal arguments,” attorney Michael F. Williams said.

The office's civil rights division's review of old cases has led to a number of exonerations and plea-deal releases hinged on legal practices it finds unjust or unconstitutional.

From Salon

"Though this latest ruling is a roadblock in the way of Adnan’s exoneration, we have faith that justice will prevail, and will work tirelessly to clear his name once and for all," she added.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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