The phrase "acceptance of guilt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or psychological contexts to refer to the acknowledgment of one's wrongdoing or responsibility for an offense.
Example: "The defendant's acceptance of guilt was evident during the trial, as he admitted to his actions without hesitation."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of guilt" or "admission of guilt."
No expressions of regret or sorrow instead of candid apology and acceptance of guilt.
This acceptance of guilt lay unnoticed in my memory for 20 or 30 years".
That admission and Mr. Kelly's overall acceptance of guilt were enough to satisfy Ms. Valnord-Kassime's family.
The police might not have accepted liability, but paying £20,000 and my legal fees does seem to be an acceptance of guilt in my eyes, regardless of how they spin it in their press releases.
The return of the marbles is long overdue, would provide a welcome boost to an impoverished Greek economy, and would display some British acceptance of guilt for its imperial past.
The princess's acceptance of guilt turned the hourlong trial in the small suburban courtroom into a courteous argument over whether Judge Penelope Hewitt should exercise her right under the Dangerous Dogs Act to order the destruction of the pet, a 3-year-old English bull terrier named Dotty.
That has stifled the acceptance of wartime guilt that would be needed for regional reconciliation.
Belhaj is demanding an apology and an acceptance of British guilt.
Had a jury convicted Oswald for the murder of President Kennedy in a legal proceeding that was perceived to be fair and impartial, perhaps the public's acceptance of his guilt would have been universal.
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Because paying a traffic ticket is an admission of guilt or acceptance of a punishment, it can add points to your driving record and raise your insurance premium.
