The possibility of more direct culpability comes with his behaviour during the occupation of France.
But far more of the culpability has been assigned to BP, which was in charge of the drilling operation.
The question of nature versus nurture or choice is always manipulated in terms of ascribing more or less culpability to our sexual preference; finding the bugger and the buggered more or less responsible.
Mr. Ross plans to introduce a bill next week to reauthorize the commission, and he said a final report would better establish the historical record and more firmly determine 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.
No government has done more to recognise Hungarian culpability in the Holocaust, says Ferenc Kumin, a spokesman.
But if dealt with fairly and accurately, this subject needn't be any more taboo than the culpability of Polish gentiles in the Soviet-backed regime and at the pogroms of Jedwabne, Kielce and others.
One could say that elements of culpability could more easily be attached to someone who chose to live on a flood plain than to a soldier who, after several tours, ended up incapable of dealing with the practicalities of every day life, alcoholic and homeless.
Some have argued that research on implicit bias calls for revisionism of this sort (Vargas 2005; Faucher forthcoming).[31] Researchers working in applied ethics may be less concerned with questions about in-principle culpability and more concerned with investigating how to change or control our implicit biases.
The degree of Scott's personal culpability, and more recently, the culpability of certain expedition members, remains a matter of controversy among commentators.
