In his July 29 letter to the editor regarding the Mueller report, R. Eggers erroneously stated that “the concept of exoneration does not exist in United States law.” Yes it does, many times.

I’m disappointed the newspaper ran such a misleading front-page headline about the Mueller hearings. Anyone who watched the hearings knows that the entire concept of exoneration by a prosecutor ...

Dear Editor, Ravi Dev’s letter in SN April 17, brief and to the point for a change, is a great example of self-exoneration and passing the buck, while at ...

A ‘train’ going down the tracks. Lacy made no mention of a butt print in the carpet in a July 9, 2008, letter to John Ramsey, in which she reported that fresh scientific evidence had ...

New York State Trooper Anthony Nigro exonerated in deadly force trial; verdict supports police, highlights dangers; calls for sympathy, support amid anti-police sentiment.

An example of the exoneration letters received by some subpostmasters. Credit: ITV News David - who doesn't wish to share his surname - is in the minority who have received a letter, though it was ...

In a letter to the Maryland State Prosecutor, Sean Kennedy raises concerns about the exonerations of defendants which are based on falsified evidence and "undermine the public's faith in our ...

People caught up in the Post Office Horizon scandal are still waiting for letters from the Scottish government about whether their convictions have been quashed. When legislation automatically ...