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Dutch nurse who was jailed for life for murder she did not commit has been exonerated and given a public apology.

He said: "We are now authorized to conduct the trial, then do not expect to be exonerated of the possible. "

He and my mother were later exonerated of any wrongdoing, and received an official apology.

this year , congress is likely to consider plans to greatly increase the money available to exonerated federal prisoners.

In China, it is often the deputies who are punished in corruption cases while the top cadres are exonerated .

In the end, Nick's father was exonerated, but it was a long battle in which they lost almost everything.

A genuinely penitent company would shelve its bid unless and until its executives are exonerated of the charges of criminal activity.

In 2001, she was incarcerated for 42 days during a stand-off with Ukraine's then president, before being exonerated by a court.

The recordings undid the conspiracy, the deputy chairmen were exonerated and Anggodo is now in hot water.

The Carrier shall be exonerated from all liability for any loss, damage, injury howsoever caused.

But not all of us got exonerated, you know.

The reasons for Marsden's sudden vilification are unclear, but, despite being exonerated of all charges, her reputation never recovered.

Unless he is exonerated in the next few days, the IMF will soon have a new leader.

Previously convicted and jailed on a similar charge, Mr Anwar was later exonerated.

In the end Audi was exonerated from any wrong doing, however the damage had been done.

But modern DNA tests have successfully exonerated some Virginia prisoners.

Second, lengthy legal procedures will surely make a political comeback impossible in time for 2012, even if Mr Strauss-Kahn is exonerated.

In the end he was fully exonerated of having known what was going on, but was fined for receiving money from the shop.

And even though the defendant was exonerated, he was ultimately victimized by the charges.

eg. The official report basically exonerated everyone.

You're going to be exonerated.

An Iraqi judge eventually exonerated me but only after I spent months in detention.

There is a tendency to believe that if you feel guilty enough, you will eventually be exonerated for having been naughty.

The accused were convicted, and were only exonerated on appeal.

When they did, those results exonerated the defendant, who was acquitted.

But Graff was court-martialed -- exonerated, yes, but retired from the military.

Mary MacKillop was excommunicated in 1871, but the Church later exonerated her.

Roucolle and the Pole were released at once, entirely exonerated but very angry.

Mr Jobs was later exonerated after a review by regulators.

"We believe we will be fully exonerated in these proceedings, " it said.

On that basis an innocent man was finally exonerated.

Now DNA exonerated Fredrick and it also implicated another man who was serving time in prison .

It is good news, albeit troubling, that hundreds of people have been exonerated in America in the past 20 years.

eye witnesses to the accident completely exonerated the driver

now that i ' ve been exonerated by your informant ,