Sentences with DISCULPATED
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"After reviewing the evidence, the judge disculpated the defendant of all charges."
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"The forensic analysis clearly disculpated the suspect from the crime scene."
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"The new witnesses came forward, providing crucial information that disculpated the accused."
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"The DNA test results conclusively disculpated the wrongly accused prisoner."
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"The confession of another individual disculpated the suspect who had been wrongfully targeted."
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"The alibi presented by the defendant disculpated him from being present at the scene of the crime."
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"The expert testimony provided by the defense attorney strongly disculpated his client."
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"The newly discovered evidence completely disculpated the person who had been wrongly imprisoned."
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"The unexpected confession by the real perpetrator disculpated the innocent man."
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"The jury carefully deliberated and ultimately disculpated the accused."
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"The police investigation uncovered new evidence that disculpated the primary suspect."
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"The defense team presented a strong case that ultimately disculpated their client."
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"The evidence fully disculpated the accused and they were released from prison."
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"The new witness statement disculpated the suspect and pointed to another person as the culprit."
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"The DNA test results disculpated the defendant and proved their innocence."
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"The surveillance footage provided an alibi that disculpated the defendant."
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"The confession of an alternative suspect disculpated the imprisoned man."
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"The eyewitness testimony disculpated the accused and led to the real perpetrator."
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"The forensic analysis disculpated the defendant and exposed the faulty investigation."
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"The video recording provided evidence that disculpated the defendant of the alleged crime."
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"The fingerprint analysis disculpated the suspect and confirmed their alibi."
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"The newly discovered evidence disculpated the wrongly convicted individual and sparked an investigation into the true criminal."
