In public investigations in which a crime has been committed, exculpatory evidence for a suspect will select one: a. prove the guilt of the suspect. b. exclude any explanation other than the current theory of events. c. have no effect on the suspect since exculpatory evidence relates to theories of events. d. clear or exonerate the suspect.

Drag the statements to the religious movement they're identified with. (religious liberalism) (social gospel) (second vatican council) renewal should take place within the catholic church. others is the way to salvation. people need protection in the workplace. catholics should examine their views on the jewish faith. religious thought should be based on intuition and spirituality. the words in parentheses are the religious movements that the sentences need to be matched with.