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Exculpatory evidence is
evidence favorable to the
defendant in a
criminal trial that
exonerates or
tends to
exonerate the
defendant of guilt. It is the...
- contract, an
exculpatory clause is a
statement that aims to
prevent one
party from
holding the
other party liable for damages. An
exculpatory clause is generally...
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evidence in its
possession that
suggests the
defendant is not
guilty (
exculpatory evidence).: 4 On June 27, 1958, a 25-year-old
Maryland man
named John...
- the
legal system of the
United States, a
Brady disclosure consists of
exculpatory or
impeaching information and
evidence that is
material to the guilt...
- case,
primarily his
conspiring with the DNA lab
director to
withhold exculpatory DNA
evidence that
could have
acquitted the defendants.
Nifong was born...
- "Mistakes were made" is an
expression that is
commonly used as a
rhetorical device,
whereby a
speaker acknowledges that a
situation was
handled poorly...
- (criminal or
negligent homicide). Generally,
there is a
burden to
produce exculpatory evidence in the
legal defense of justification. In most countries, a...
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first to be exonerated, in 1989,
following conviction on the
basis of
exculpatory DNA evidence.
Debbie Dudley Davis, a 35-year-old
account executive, was...
- a copy of his
evidence file in 1993, he had
found that it
contained exculpatory evidence that was not
given to his court-appointed
attorney by the District...
- liability.
Motive can be
fully inculpatory or
exculpatory or only
partially inculpatory or
exculpatory. When one has
acted with a
specific motive, lawful...
