Exculpatory

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Exculpatory evidence is evidence that tends to prove someone is not guilty. For example, if Darren is accused of robbing a bank in Chicago on January 10 and he has evidence that he vacationed in Australia from January 9 –  January 11, this would be exculpatory evidence because if true he could not have robbed the bank.

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