Exoneration (noun)

1. The act of exonerating or the state of being exonerated.
2. The clearing from blame or guilt.

Origin:

Late latin exoneration-, exoneratio, from latin exonerare to discharge, from ex- + onerare to load.

Examples:

1. The exoneration of the falsely accused man was a victory for justice.
2. He was seeking exoneration from the charges brought against him.
3. The DNA evidence led to his exoneration.
4. The committee's exoneration of the company was controversial.
5. The exoneration of the soldier was a relief for his family.