What to think of the discouragement by the Clinton administration of the use of the word "genocide" during the mass murders in Rwanda or of the French arms shipments to the culpable government of that country?
Along with Cellino and Leeds, he was found culpable of ensuring that a payment reached Barry Hughes, an unlicensed adviser associated with McCormack.
Clearly, being the offspring of a tyrant makes them a special case, but no less morally culpable for that fact.
Second, both the theory and the rhetoric of criminal law often talk as if criminal liability is properly imposed only given proof of culpable wrongdoing proof that is supposedly provided and tested at a criminal trial.
Justice Eric Leach, reading the ruling on behalf of a five-judge bench unanimous in its verdict, said: As a result of the errors of law … and on a proper appraisal of the facts, [Pistorius] ought to have been convicted not of culpable homicide on that count but of murder.
49 Differences in risk estimates between culpability and case-control studies might have been partly due to the nature of the non-culpable group that acts as a control group in culpability studies.
Of course, not all of that trade is culpable, but the wrongdoing of a small group of hacks has caused a ripple effect.
Republicans added Obama to the list of those culpable, arguing that he and BLM activists were stoking violence against officers with their calls for reform.
And if that does turn out to be the case, then not only is Porter culpable for all of this, the people who did that are equally as culpable, as that is one of the cardinal sins in security.
Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has been notably restrained in the few comments she has made on the Rohingya clashes, generally saying that both sides are culpable and that the rule of law must prevail.
