Instead, she argued that "those in power" at the time hold all culpability.
He said central bankers and regulators bear culpability too.
Lawyer-up, dig deep into your vast pockets and, above all else, hold the legal culpability line: no one is to sniff blood in the water.
So why is this considered acceptable, when any other public figure would be held to some degree of culpability for their fans' out-of-control and potentially violent shenanigans?
Amicus briefs submitted to the court by the American Medical Association, American Psychological Association, and others questioned whether youths should be held to the same standards of culpability as adults given research suggesting that their brains are not yet fully mature.
Repudiating the findings of a UN inspectors report submitted on Monday and held up by western capitals as finally removing all doubt of the culpability of his regime, Mr Assad insisted they could not be trusted.
The British Government, Mehdi Hasan continues, still scattershooting culpability, "helped turn Libya into a playground for jihadists" – as though the playground can be held responsible for the playground bully, as though space creates what happens in it.
While Slobodan Milosevic, as president of Serbia, held far more power over Serbs forces than Mr. Karadzic, prosecutors believe they can prove Mr. Karadzic's individual culpability.
"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.
