They had absolved him of wrongdoing on Friday; a day later, they said they could not impose the harsh penalty that goes with signing an incorrect scorecard — disqualification — because their earlier decision mitigated his culpability.
It is a searing chronicle of metamorphosis, and, owing in part to the performance of Abraham Attah, the Ghanaian actor who plays Agu, the film leaves the viewer little choice but to identify with a marauding underage soldier and to construe each incremental tragedy that befalls him as a basis for mitigating his culpability.
Instead — in a vanishingly fine distinction — she hoped to present his life in a way that might mitigate his moral culpability.
In what sounds like an attempt to mitigate his own culpability, Mr. London explained that he disclosed "no real significant information".
In cases of extreme service-related disorders, the veteran's service may be relevant to the determination of guilt or innocence because the disorder may negate the requisite intent of the crime or mitigate the veteran's culpability".
Scalia once again took a starring role on Wednesday, as lead author of the 8-to-1 decision in Kansas v. Carr, in which the court sided with the state in ruling that the Constitution doesn't grant the brothers -- and a third capital defendant in unrelated murders -- a right to a sentencing procedure that treats evidence that mitigates their culpability more charitably than it does other evidence.
There may be a desire to downplay the severity of the injury (more injuries characterized in SOII as Surface Wounds or Bruises, injuries classified in WC as Amputations that were classified in SOII as Cuts, Lacerations, Avulsions, or some other injury) or, in characterizing the event, shifting blame on the worker to mitigate an employer's sense of culpability.
Therefore, baseline crash risk in non-culpable drivers is biased upwards, with smaller effect sizes than would be found in a crash free control, and might mitigate the effect of tetrahydrocannabinol on crash risk in culpability studies.
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.
You always have to mitigate".
How to mitigate this trend?
