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From my understanding choosing Absolve all of the sudden doesnt make any sense if you want the "A Man of Character" achievement concidering the other moral choices have arrest and condemn.
until you've unlocked the other two conclusions at that part of the game, there are a lot of conclusions but the first two must be done after you do an experiment in the gardens. You do need to find all the clues for all the conclusions but this does not mean you have to "discover" every thing you can interact with / comment on only things that lead to clues. I copy and pasted my saves a bunch of times (just force of habit on one save slot game) but hopefully you can still get missed achievements by replaying cases on the main menu after unlocking rather than replying the whole game.
Oh and moral choices don't effect "I never Guess")
Tbh I don't agree with the type of achievements they choose for this game because it encourages less individual playstyles.