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distinct from an
exculpation.
Justification and
excuse are
different defenses in a
criminal case (See
Justification and excuse).
Exculpation is a related...
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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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budget cutbacks, the U.S. Army
wanted to
avoid bad
press and
found ways to
exculpate Custer. They
blamed the
defeat on the Indians'
alleged possession of numerous...
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rather than
facing scrutiny in the legislature.
Other than Romanones, who
exculpated the
actions of the monarch,
disconformity towards the
Primo de Rivera...
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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...
- who had in the 1970s
engaged in "provocations"
intended to
provide an "
exculpation of Hitler's role in the
Final Solution". The
description of
Irving as...
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Operation North (Russian: Операция "Север") was the code name
which was ****igned by the USSR
Ministry of
State Security to the m****ive
deportation of Jehovah's...
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monks at
Saint Catherine's Monastery. For an
account intended to
exculpate him of blame, see
Erhard Lauch's
article 'Nichts
gegen Tischendorf' in...
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granted an
amnesty and on 2
August 1920, the
Reichstag p****ed a law that
exculpated crimes committed during the
Putsch and the
subsequent Ruhr
Uprising except...
