Index on Censorship unequivocally attributes culpability.
The social distribution of human decision-making would also mitigate individual's responsibility for a transgression, thereby producing dramatic ramifications for our practices of attributing legal culpability.
He is uniquely placed to publicly attribute responsibility and culpability where they truly belong, to white people and black people, on both sides of the Atlantic, complicit alike in one of the greatest evils in the history of civilization.
The lawyer, Joseph Sklarosky Sr., declined to comment further, and the nature of the culpability attributed to Ms. Brulo is unclear.
It reflected the fact that nothing about the provable facts of the case attributes any legal culpability for Tyler Clementi's death to Ravi.
Massey has denied culpability and attributed the explosion to an unpreventable surge of underground methane gas.
Although similar reasons were provided for preferences for NHS healthcare safety contexts, hospital associated infections were mostly associated with an NHS duty of care (trust), medication errors were attributed to NHS staff/system culpability, while NHS staff safety was associated primarily with workplace responsibility.
But many experts and local officials say the companies attribute too much to sabotage, to lessen their culpability.
Lawyers from the Georgetown Criminal Justice Clinic, white-shoe firms like Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, and D.C.'s Public Defender Service joined in the motion, which argued that the indictment had attributed crimes "collectively and indiscriminately" to defendants without offering evidence of individual culpability.
"It's attributed to all officers and directors, regardless of their personal knowledge or culpability," says Miller, attorney with Greenberg Traurig in Washington, D.C.
In the history, "West Wind Clear," published by the agency's Center for Cryptologic History, the authors, Robert J. Hanyok and the late David Mowry, attribute accounts of the message being broadcast to the flawed or fabricated memory of some witnesses, perhaps to deflect culpability from other officials for the United States' insufficient readiness for war.
