insist on somebody's innocence

There he lived, bitter and in ill health, though always insisting on his innocence.

His friends and family continue to insist on his innocence.

He has insisted on his innocence and vowed to fight back.

Until now, he had insisted on his innocence and vowed to fight the charges at trial.

But the three insisted on their innocence and prepared to go to trial.

It was no time to insist on my innocence of official connections.

In previous interviews, though, he has insisted on his innocence.

Everyone insists on his innocence, at all costs, even if it means accusing the rest of the human race and heaven.

I insisted on your innocence by making the door seem a little firmer than it was.

In the years since, with the help of many different lawyers, Ray has insisted on his innocence.