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other wrong and have a
liability to
compensate the victim, they
should be
exculpated because of
special cir****stances that
operated in
favor of the defendant...
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criticize psychoanalysis for
providing an
unfortunate tendency toward the
exculpation of the criminal." Jürgen Brunner,
Matthias Schrempf, &
Florian Steger...
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Additional SS
trials and
convictions followed. Many
defendants attempted to
exculpate themselves using the
excuse that they were
merely following superior orders...
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irrelevant testimony was heard. The defendants'
witnesses sometimes managed to
exculpate them, but
other witnesses—including
Rudolf Höss, the
former commandant...
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courtroom scenes. One difference, however, was that
whereas Mason usually exculpated his
clients at a
pretrial hearing,
Matlock usually secured an acquittal...
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authorities about Rizal's true
stance toward a
revolution in an
attempt to
exculpate him.
Before his execution,
Rizal wrote a
proclamation denouncing the revolution...
- kiln culp- blame,
fault Latin culpa culpability, culpable, culprit,
exculpate, exculpatory, inculpable, inculpate, inculpatory, mea
culpa cune- wedge...
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distorted the real
human rights violations of the
Sandinista regime, and
exculpated those of the U.S.-supported insurgents,
known as the contras ... The Bush...
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apologist literature" (in
reference to
books by
Hausser and Steiner); and "
exculpating multi-volume chronicle" (in
reference to the
history of the SS Division...
- Loßberg. By
blaming an individual, the rest of the
German commanders were
exculpated,
which gave a
false impression that OHL
operated in a
rational manner...
