| And Hammond was unable to present a letter that would have exculpated him of one of the more serious charges — because it had mysteriously disappeared when his office was burglarized. |
| It is true that the personal and professional consequences for a doctor who is subject to civil proceedings may be severe, but why should the negligent be exculpated? |
| Pacifiers have been the subject of recurring panics over the last century—and they have been exculpated pretty much every time. |
| He suggested that the prosecutor assigned to the case, Snezhana Kopcheva, had exculpated the violations of the energy companies. |
| The German government publicly exculpated her in 1930, and the French dossier documenting her activities reportedly indicated her innocence. |
| Such evenhanded sentiments, along with the abstraction of the terms of analysis that exculpated individuals while blaming the system, were both appealing and prescriptive. |
