Phrases with «actual innocence»

"Actual innocence" refers to the situation where someone is completely innocent of a crime they have been accused or convicted of. It means that they did not commit the crime at all. Full definition

Sentences with «actual innocence»

  • A certificate of actual innocence is only available to those who were convicted of crimes that they were later found innocent of. (floridainnocence.org)
  • We use newly discovered evidence, predominantly DNA testing, to prove actual innocence. (floridainnocence.org)
  • A claim of actual Innocence in habeas proceedings can not be deemed a waiver of the attorney / client and work product privileges. (innocencenetwork.org)
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