Exculpatory

Brady material refers to information that could potentially be exculpatory for a defendant, meaning it could prove his or her innocence.

Prosecutors are required to disclose potentially exculpatory evidence, known as Brady evidence, said Hayley Drozdowski-Poxleitner, a spokeswoman for the Great North Innocence Project.

The government is required to disclose exculpatory evidence in its possession in a criminal proceeding.

But Trump’s lawyers said in a court filing that some of it is “exculpatory and favourable to the defence,” adding that there’s information that would have aided their own investigation and consequential legal filings earlier in the case.

His attorneys in a new court filing accused prosecutors of “unfairly stacking the deck” against Baldwin in grand jury proceedings that diverted attention away from exculpatory evidence and witnesses.

And even when someone’s failures are acknowledged, wealth is still perceived as at least partly exculpatory.

C., repeatedly pressed Comey on why Page was targeted for surveillance despite the emergence of exculpatory information.

The Speaker stopped a speech to explain what “exculpatory” means to the national dolt.

Both Prudence Kantengwa and Beatrice Munyenyezi were denied exculpatory evidence and both remain in prison today.

But, it did note that FBI agents on the case had shown a bias towards potentially damaging evidence against the president and his allies when pursuing wiretap applications, and against potentially exculpatory evidence.

He has hired new lawyers, who accused the government on Tuesday of hiding exculpatory evidence, as they have in court papers.

If the information is potentially exculpatory, the prosecution must disclose it to the defense.

In another matter, New York created the first ever state-wide commission to study prosecutorial misconduct, such a failure to disclose exculpatory evidence or discrimination in jury selection.

Rather than being exculpatory, the brazen, public nature of the president’s apparent obstruction is one of the reasons it presents such a grave threat to our democratic values.

Then comes the slow adducing of exculpatory evidence.

What’s more, he shifted his story in a self-exculpatory way, apparently designed to avoid becoming a fall guy.

But given the amount of apparent exculpatory evidence that has come to light since his plea deal, a full exoneration seems even more appropriate,” the source close to Flynn told ABC News.

The Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) has given a detailed exculpatory press statement on the leaked financial documents now circulating in the press.

They also are asking the court to weigh whether the destruction of possibly exculpatory evidence by the state violates those same constitutional rights.

However, in the United States, similar to directors and officers, an exculpatory clause may minimize liability; although this was previously held to be against public policy, this position has changed.