This admission -- contradicting an earlier declaration by Senator Hatch that his staff had been cleared of culpability -- came on the same day that the Senate police announced that they were hiring a counterespionage expert to investigate the theft.
At this point it's unknown whether the two men had been drinking before the accident, although the driver of the car was cleared of culpability after passing a drugs and alcohol test.
The chief grievance of Penn State's rioting loyalists was that Paterno had been denied a dignified exit — that, after decades of devotion to an institution that he had practically built, and in the absence of any clear evidence of culpability, he deserved to go out on his own terms, preferably with a parade.
We're here now," Rodriguez said in what amounts to perhaps his most clear admission of culpability in the Biogenesis scandal.
The Israeli military has cleared itself of culpability in one of the most controversial incidents in last summer's Gaza war: a missile attack that killed four children on Gaza beach and injured a number of others.
Israel has cleared itself of culpability in the killing of four Palestinian children in a missile attack on a Gaza beach during last summer's war, following an internal inquiry.
But IMHO, if he steers clear of any legal culpability, Christie will still run IF his big money jury -- Langone etc. -- sticks with him.
"The lines of culpability are not clear cut, absolutely not.
Yemen is really the most shocking case of our generation of a famine crime because the lines of culpability are so clear and there's no denying them," said the longtime Africa analyst, in London to promote his latest book.
Had Rooney left for Chelsea and helped them to the title, the narrative of culpability would be linear and clear.
"It's not entirely clear what the culpability of each of these actors are in many contexts, or if they should equally be held liable," said Woodrow Hartzog, a law professor at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala.
