Exonerating

Roll Call yesterday that Loudermilk’s first order of business was exonerating himself.

This new claim of innocence, coupled with his promise of an exonerating report, has rekindled debates over the role of misinformation and inflammatory rhetoric in shaping public opinion and undermining trust in democratic institutions.

A law aimed at exonerating subpostmasters caught up in the Horizon scandal is expected to be brought forward “as soon as possible next month”, Kevin Hollinrake has said.

He had maintained his innocence throughout his trial, and in 2015 President Michael D Higgins signed the order exonerating him of the crime.

His comments came a day after the PM confirmed Justice Secretary Alex Chalk was “looking at” the option of exonerating victims.

Mr Sunak said on Sunday ministers were considering options including exonerating all those unjustly convicted, and stripping the Post Office of handling the appeals process, with announcements expected this week.

Which is, indeed, a direct payment from the Schlapps or the ACU — but it’s not particularly exonerating either.

Having concluded its investigation, the EFCC issued a letter dated 10th May 2005 addressed to the Managing Director of Union Bank exonerating the bank from any wrongdoing.

He even composed the song ‘KwaChiundura’, exonerating himself from wrongdoing.

Mueller said he was not exonerating Trump.

The government agency explained that the decision to secure the release of the youths followed the legal advice issued by the Office of the Lagos State Attorney-General, exonerating the protesters.

Aside from himself—enriching himself and celebrating himself, exonerating himself and retweeting himself—Donald Trump’s signature issue is immigration, though to use that term is to frame the issue incorrectly.

Mueller, however, stopped short of exonerating the U.S. president on obstruction of justice allegations, leaving that question in the hands of Barr and the U.S. deputy attorney general.

The Lindo Creek Commission of Inquiry (COI), during which the father of a sitting Minister was its lone Commissioner and the brother of another Minister its legal counsel, was aimed at “exonerating” Rondell “Fineman” Rawlins.

The president is up and trolling the FBI over Michael Horowitz's report exonerating it of wrongdoing in 2016 by quoting partisan Fox pundits, following up on his entirely bogus spin on its conclusions yesterday afternoon.

This is by no means exonerating African leadership as they too must shoulder the blame for everything that has gone wrong on the continent.

This required exonerating her, at least ostensibly, from well-founded allegations that were both felonious and politically disqualifying.

But, you're part of the current political problem: determined to lay any failing, perceived or real, at the feet of people you disagree with politically, and exonerating those you support.

Exonerating “forceful character” Salmon herself of bullying, the review also upheld her allegations of elitism and self-interest among former colleagues but said there was “no evidence” funds had been used inappropriately.

He rose to admonish me and said that he ‘did not expect Mr Chidambaram to make a statement exonerating the bribe takers’, or words to that effect.