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exoneration
[ ig-zon-uh-rey-shuhn ]
noun
- the act of clearing someone of blame or of an accusation or criminal charge:
I would like to highlight the importance of not only the release, but also the exoneration of political prisoners.
- the act of relieving someone of an obligation or duty:
The granting of tax exemptions and exonerations is one of the most common types of influence peddling used by corrupt regimes.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of exoneration1
Example Sentences
This new script is exemplified by stories of death row inmates who have been freed by revelations of injustice and of others who were executed despite strong cases for exoneration.
Ultimately, Smith categorically rejected 鈥渃laims that dismissal of his criminal cases signifies Mr. Trump's 鈥榗omplete exoneration.鈥欌
After that, DNA exonerations became almost common, and startling similarities between the cases began to emerge.
Mathai said he wanted to offer comment on 鈥渢he credibility of some of the witnesses鈥 who were supporting the exoneration.
Which brings us back to Amnesty International鈥檚 exoneration.
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