| He also said he had consented to broad FBI searches in an attempt to exculpate himself from any anthrax charges. |
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| Therefore it should not be possible for the director to exculpate himself by consent of the company. |
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| Providing an explanation of behavior in terms of understandable epistemological conditions or causes subtly strives to exculpate the agent. |
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| An indictment is valid even if the grand jurors have no knowledge, in voting to indict, that evidence exists that would exculpate the defendant. |
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| The mother in her evidence tried hard to exculpate the father from any responsibility. |
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| This seemed to be an easy-to-resolve ambiguity, rather than anything that was going to exculpate anybody. |
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| But he was painfully anxious to exculpate himself from the guilt of having acted undutifully and disrespectfully towards France. |
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| Yes, contrary to popular belief, often testing is used to exonerate or exculpate possible suspects rather than implicate. |
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| With respect, I cannot exculpate the department and successive governments so easily. |
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| No sanction, however, may be imposed unless the member involved has been offered, by written invitation, the occasion to exculpate himself. |
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| A year later he also sought to exculpate himself in the pages of a ghost-written autobiography, Between the Lines. |
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| The results of a polygraph test, considered as conclusive, will possibly enable to exculpate a suspect from any homicide involvement. |
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| The Crown had to take that statement as a whole so that the version of facts that it contained at once implicated and tended to exculpate the appellant. |
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| The objective is to determine the truth and uncover all the facts, whether they serve to incriminate or exculpate the accused. |
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| And Darrow liked to exculpate rich men's sons. |
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| God is not mean. He's just and he can't exculpate the wicked. |
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| Of course, your unwariness does not exculpate your ex-intern. |
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| Despite efforts by loyal disciples like Ernest Jones to exculpate Freud from blame, subsequent research concerning his relations with former disciples like Viktor Tausk have clouded the picture considerably. |
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| Boniface VIII's personal failings, however, can in no way exculpate Philip IV the Fair and his ministers, who used forgery, defamation, intimidation, and finally violence against the Pope. |
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| By contrast, DNA can exculpate a suspect with absolute certainty. |
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| Nor, equally, did she try to exculpate herself. |
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| Trust will arise when the law permits an accused to take as many steps to exculpate himself as will be taken against him to prove that he is guilty. |
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| But that does not exculpate the perpetrators of last week's onslaught, just as the Versailles treaty does not excuse Auschwitz: whatever their grievances, nothing could excuse an attack of such ferocity and size. |
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| The consent of the 'victim' of what would otherwise be an offence is sometimes an excuse that will exculpate the offender from criminal liability. |
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