The most obvious examples are revealing a defendant's previous convictions or otherwise implying guilt.
"But, in mitigation, took account of various factors in the player's favour including his admission of guilt, his previous good disciplinary record and his conduct at the hearing".
After traveling to Purgatory, Castiel regained his sanity, but still carries a lot of guilt about his previous actions.
It's hard not to resent my previous organisation for the years of guilt and anger.
The guilty pleas from the banks are seen as highly significant as banks have settled previous investigations without an admission of guilt.
Others lamented the party standing "shoulder to shoulder" with the Conservatives to keep Scotland in the union the previous year, suggesting that Labour had suffered guilt by association.
The "Molineux rule" remains a principle of American law: The state generally cannot use a previous crime to imply a defendant's guilt.
Patients with lung cancer might feel more guilt and shame resulting from previous smoking.
Previous categories have alluded to feelings of guilt because of the time involved in delivering sessions.
