How To Use Exculpatory In A Sentence
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The plaintiff, in his affidavit, states that he believes there is exculpatory evidence in the possession of the various prosecuting defendants.
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Local public defenders wonder whether police preserve so-called exculpatory videos, the kind of tapes that could get a client off the hook.
CNN Transcript Jul 10, 2007
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Those often led the parties, honestly but mistakenly, to reinterpret the past in self-exculpatory or vengeful terms.
Times, Sunday Times
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There may have been some initial exculpatory talk about cobwebbed values – collateral damage from a career-long walling-up within the dungeon of football – but this evaporated with the first airing of the phrase "Would you smash it?
Andy Gray and Richard Keys convicted on sound evidence | Barney Ronay
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However, since automatism is such a powerful exculpatory factor, the courts have attempted to circumscribe its use, defining it fairly narrowly and developing three major doctrines of limitation.
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What is the process for any curial challenge to a ruling not to exercise that exculpatory power?
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Zero tolerance means that if you test positive for prohibited substance use, then barring any exculpatory or extenuating circumstances, it is likely that you will be issued with a termination notice or reduced in rank.
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Liberal Catholic E.J. Dionne called the church's response "bureaucratic and self-exculpatory" in his Washington Post column.
Opportunity in Crises
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It is primarily for the defence to look for and collect evidence aimed at refuting the charges (although if the Prosecutor finds exculpatory evidence, he is duty bound to disclose it to the defence).
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Their diaries are dull, unperceptive and self-exculpatory.
Times, Sunday Times
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[14] yet the dictionary doesn't yet recognize it exculpatory often used in the phrase "exculpatory evidence," it took nearly 50 years to develop this term after origination of the legal term suggesting guilt: "incriminate" falsifiability first emphasized by Karl Popper in 1934, this helps define science: if a proposition is false, then it can be shown to be false.
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If we don't go beyond self-exculpatory sloganeering in attempting to answer that key question, any "counter terrorism apparatus" is doomed to failure.
Counter Terrorism in shambles: Why?
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[13] yet the dictionary doesn't yet recognize it exculpatory often used in the phrase "exculpatory evidence," it took nearly 50 years to develop this term after origination of the legal term suggesting guilt: "incriminate" falsifiability first emphasized by Karl Popper in 1934, this helps define science: if a proposition is false, then it can be shown to be false.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
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These are the kinds of lies that courts used to excuse under a doctrine called the exculpatory no.
NYT > Home Page
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Defendants have a basic constitutional right of access to exculpatory witnesses in the government's custody, an integral part of the broader right to present a defense.
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Claim: The Chicago Tribune editorialized, "Obama has been too self-exculpatory.
Obama Advisers Ratchet Up Criticism Of Hillary's Claim To Foreign Policy Experience
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The current suggestion that the real problem is his SpAd status – and not the instructions from dhis master - is a clever piece of self-exculpatory spin from Brown.
Special advisers do good work too
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Their diaries are dull, unperceptive and self-exculpatory.
Times, Sunday Times
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The judge isn't going to ransack the prosecutor's file drawers and hand over to the defense copies of all the evidence the judge thinks is exculpatory.
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Rights guaranteed by the landmark Criminal Procedure Law of 1996, such as timely access to counsel and exculpatory evidence, are often denied or simply ignored.
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Human nature, fallen and self-exculpatory as it is, tends to favour the latter.
Times, Sunday Times
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BRAND: I think you would want to press the procedures that were used, see whether the wiretaps have been legitimately authorized, whether all the material that was wiretapped, including some things that we lawyers call exculpatory -- that is, things that tend to prove your innocence -- are not on the tapes or that should be on the tapes and available to you.
CNN Transcript Dec 11, 2008
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But a general promise of confidentiality unless their evidence is required for this purpose means that exculpatory evidence will normally be confidential while incriminating evidence will not.
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Inherent in these excerpts are not only the self-exculpatory motives but also the persuasive elements of domination deliberately subduing the coercive aspects of an unequal relationship.
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In speaking to them, however, they always used the most abject language, and the most humble tone and posture – "Please your honour, – and please your honour's honour," they knew must be repeated as a charm at the beginning and end of every equivocating, exculpatory, or supplicatory sentence – and they were much more alert in doffing their caps to these new men, than to those of what they call good old families.
Castle Rackrent: An Hibernian Tale
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If we don\'t go beyond self-exculpatory sloganeering in attempting to answer that key question, any "counter terrorism apparatus" is doomed to failure.
Counterterrorism In Shambles; Why?
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I look for the so-called exculpatory evidence in any case because it's only going to strengthen an investigation.
CNN Transcript Nov 17, 2006
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It's interesting that Hucabee's self-exculpatory press release claims the story was "out of context," yet did not provide the context.
Election Central | Talking Points Memo | Huckabee: "Don't Mormons Believe That Jesus And The Devil Are Brothers?"
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But most important, something called exculpatory evidence.
CNN Transcript Sep 2, 2003
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But WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange suggested that the number of civilian casualties was being underplayed, saying the secret files show that U.S. reports use "self-exculpatory language, redefine civilian casualties as insurgent casualties, downplay the number of casualties.
Afghan Government: NATO Rocket Killed 52 Civilians
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I mean, if there's anything that's more exculpatory, that is it.
CNN Transcript Aug 23, 2001
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FRANK BUCKLEY, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Michael Jackson attorney Ben Brafman carried binders that he said contained more than 100 items of so-called exculpatory material, things that would cast doubt on Jackson's guilt.
CNN Transcript Apr 2, 2004
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Are you saying that these 12 eminent professors are calling for Liddy's conviction to be overturned because the prosector improperly granted him access to exculpatory evidence and the judge improperly admitted such evidence?
Balkinization
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Because, here you have a judge recessing a trial, right in the middle of trial, and saying it could be exculpatory evidence.
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A second reform would reward conspirators for giving exculpatory information.
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But by long established custom, such exculpatory statements are also admitted into evidence.
