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exculpate
exculpate -pat·ed -pat·ing [Medieval Latin exculpare, from Latin ex- out of + culpa blame] : to clear from alleged
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Exculpate
To clear from alleged fault or guilt to prove to be guiltless to relieve of blame to acquit
exculpated
freed from any question of guilt having suspicion of guilt eliminated
Exculpation, letters of
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Disculpatory
Tending to exculpate exculpatory
exonerated
same as exculpated
Lada
Sax.], a lath, or inferior Court of justice; also a course of water, or a broadway. Means purgation, exculpation. There were three kinds: (1) That wherein the accused cleared himself by his own oath, supported by the
Burglary
by misfortune or in his own defence, or in any other manner without felony,' and this kind of exculpation has been applied to unarmed burglary by high authorities. See 1 Hale, 481, 484; Archbold's Cr. Pl., 29th
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