Which doesn't make them not culpable for the things of which they are culpable.
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The two men in police custody are being held on suspicion of culpable homicide and attempt to commit culpable homicide, respectively, Delhi Police public relations officer Anil Mittal said.
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The public needs to know that the Republican Party is culpable for the present crisis, just as it was culpable for the Great Recession, even if it did not originate either.
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For referring her to the risky procedure, Stewart was convicted on charges of culpable-negligence manslaughter and conspiracy to commit culpable-negligence manslaughter by a jury in Hinds County, Mississippi in 2014.
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" As for the alleged injuries -- the City blames Thabo ... saying, "Any injury alleged to have been sustained resulted from [Sefolosha's] own culpable or negligent conduct or the culpable or negligent conduct of others.
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DOJ will continue to look for culpable individuals to charge.
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But I could see in his eyes, he wasn't culpable.
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She pleaded guilty to culpable negligence manslaughter earlier this month.
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Those who would excuse the pictures are just as culpable.
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They've blamed the party for being culpable in Trump's rise.
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To what extent YouTube is culpable is being heavily debated.
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Is the DNC culpable for leaving themselves open to this?
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Mr. Peterson was also charged with culpable negligence and perjury.
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We're all culpable in that dance we do around power.
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They were charged with crimes including culpable homicide, he said.
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Was she in any way culpable for this bad choice?
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They were charged with culpable homicide, negligence and child abuse.
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Their proposed statute would also hold the women seeking abortions culpable.
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Chief Tom Lewis will face one count of misdemeanor culpable negligence.
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Until it does, Twitter is a culpable enabler of Trump's trolling.
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Now, he faces charges including child neglect, perjury and culpable negligence.
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That doesn't mean, however, that she's not culpable in another way.
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To be clear, Amazon is not culpable in this particular lawsuit.
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They said in April they would charge Duduzane with culpable homicide.
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I felt culpable, because I had participated in that shunning somewhat.
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Pero de todas maneras ella se sintió culpable y pidió disculpas.
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And yet if something goes wrong, they are often held culpable.
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"The risk with any joint defense is that one defendant may be more culpable than another and the less culpable defendant could suffer as a result of a strategy designed to protect that individual," says Leonard.
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"The risk with any joint defense is that one defendant may be more culpable than another and the less culpable defendant could suffer as a result of a strategy designed to protect that individual," he explained.
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"The risk with any joint defense is that one defendant may be more culpable than another and the less culpable defendant could suffer as a result of a strategy designed to protect that individual," he explains.
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De ser declarado culpable, enfrenta una sentencia de 25 años en prisión.
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U.S. intelligence officials reportedly believe Prince Mohammed is culpable in Khashoggi's death.
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"Mr Vandemoer is probably the least culpable," Judge Zobel said during sentencing.
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Everyone on that board is as culpable as Kalanick in this mess.
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This brings us to how we should view those who are culpable.
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Hill, you are personally culpable for every single person using these oils.
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But let's assume Obama is correct to say both parties are culpable.
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Trump told CBS he considers Putin culpable because he is Russia's leader.
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If they were culpable in 28503/22019, they should be held accountable.
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Schuppli wanted to know if they were ultimately culpable for their actions.
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Do we favor identifiable and culpable communication or anonymous and immune expression?
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Let's be clear here: Rondo is the more culpable of the two.
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Yet the military itself is culpable, having for years underdiagnosed those problems.
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" Inch said there are "a lot of parties that are culpable here.
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I've seen the arguments (from the archdiocese) that he was not culpable.
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The jury found him culpable in 11 killings from 1973 through 13.
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In such moments, adults shouldn't look for the helpers but the culpable.
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In "Kintu," the patriarch himself is culpable, and the crime is negligence.
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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.
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He is culpable for its failings; its culture was created in his image.
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Okay, so I don't like to ascribe blame, because we're all culpable, right?
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Jackson said Friday on "First Take" he is culpable for the final results.
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Police have already filed a case of culpable homicide against the building owner.
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That makes them less culpable for their crimes and more amenable to rehabilitation.
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Mr Buhari's All Progressives' Congress (APC) and the PDP were probably both culpable.
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Why are global auditors carrying the can when others were surely more culpable?
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Casting entire communities culpable for the acts of a few in the community.
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After Shields was found dead that next Friday, Frankel began to feel culpable.
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But because Mr. Trensch's Evan is less tortured, he is also more culpable.
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Nevertheless, she holds Hemingway culpable for inflating his legend from the very beginning.
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No one person is culpable, just as no one person can fix it.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Coll was culpable and proud of what he had done.
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Would those who lied to her have been culpable if she'd killed herself?
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Other services were also named as culpable in spreading destructive, hate-filled content.
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The inspector general named him among those culpable in the mistreatment of Nowrouzzadeh.
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Accept that you are partly culpable for the way my life turned out.
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Lawmakers have already called for sanctions on Saudi officials found culpable in the murder.
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"Adults closely within Epstein's orbit — they are all culpable," Araoz's lawyer, Dan Kaiser, said.
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And it can be devilishly hard to prove that the Chinese state is culpable.
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The Justice Department itself may be partly culpable for many of the bad practices.
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Placido Carvalho and Samson D'Souza were charged with culpable homicide and grievous sexual assault.
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After Shields was found dead that next Friday, Frankel said began to feel culpable.
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The two senators pointed at U.S. immigration laws as being culpable in the death.
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It's just not true that we execute the people who are the most culpable.
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Speaking to CBS, Trump said he would consider Putin culpable because he's Russia's leader.
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Residents of Massachusetts, by the same token, aren't morally culpable for executions in Texas.
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Later, some questioned whether Kenyatta was as culpable as the case against him claimed.
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But prosecutors said that Mr. Bates, who is white, was guilty of culpable negligence.
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But that is not to say that the culpable always bear the cost alone.
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It said it would take responsibility if the investigation found the company was culpable.
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The president thinks that leftist resistance is as culpable as far-right white supremacy.
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They won't avoid asking critical questions for fear of offending a potentially culpable party.
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Pan Am were held culpable and negligent in failing to have adequate security measures.
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Pistorius initially received a five-year sentence for "culpable homicide", South Africa's equivalent of manslaughter.
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In their way, both Tyrion and Jon are culpable for what happened in King's Landing.
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Mesa must take concrete steps to ensure that culpable officers are disciplined, retrained, or dismissed.
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It's her blackouts and bouts of rage that hint at something more sinister, more culpable.
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American politicians have spoken of sanctioning any Saudi officials found culpable in Mr Khashoggi's murder.
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Pistorius was initially found guilty of culpable homicide and sentenced to six years in prison.
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The double-amputee sprinter initially was sentenced to five years in prison for culpable homicide.
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He pleaded not guilty to the charges of culpable homicide and negligent driving on Tuesday.
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Your opponents must not only be wrong but criminally culpable in our extreme political discourse.
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"She is absolutely culpable for the injuries that these girls sustained," Kaiser said of Maxwell.
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And since she was secretary of state, Clinton, according to her opponents, is also culpable.
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The New York Times: U.S. intelligence agencies believe bin Salman is culpable in Khashoggi's death.
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Toxic drinking culture, too, has become synonymous with Greek Life, with fraternities culpable in particular.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, however, said he believed Taliban insurgents were culpable on some level.
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Ayer, un jurado en Manhattan halló culpable a Harvey Weinstein de violación, entre otros cargos.
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Disinformation thrives in a vacuum The campaigns aren't the only actors culpable in spreading misinformation.
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Ships are especially culpable because they use bunker fuel to get from port to port.
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A medida que la protesta popular crecía, surgió un nuevo culpable: los medios de comunicación.
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The jury will then sort out whether one might be less culpable than the other.
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And now they accuse President Trump of malfeasance in Ukraine when they themselves are culpable.
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It makes him seem more culpable, vulnerable, spiritual and transparent than he might even realize.
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If police or jail officials didn't directly kill her, then they were somehow less culpable.
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Now, American Airlines and seven art handling companies are being held culpable under a federal complaint.
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Is the audience being played, culpable in some way for its own prurient interests and voyeurism?
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It shouldn't be, but at the moment one party is definitely more culpable than the other.
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It seems Iowans are equally culpable in whatever we did to make our planet so unhappy.
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But Big Pharma doesn't deserve all of the blame—the current publishing model is likewise culpable.
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The court overturned Masipa&aposs verdict of culpable homicide — or manslaughter — and convicted Pistorius of murder.
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These technologies could affect the most vulnerable, who are also likely to be the least culpable.
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Subsequently, Minister Oprea was charged with culpable homicide -- the rough equivalent of manslaughter in other jurisdictions.
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First, Pistorius wasn't completely acquitted on the original charge but had been convicted of culpable homicide.
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Neuroscience raises new questions about free will and whether we are always culpable for our actions.
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But Russia, however culpable in this instance, is a pillar of global sports and the Olympics.
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Mr. Modi was chief minister of the state at the time, and many consider him culpable.
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Tefft classified the drivers into those who were "culpable" for a crash and those who weren't.
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There was no particular moment when she crossed the line from permissible deferral to culpable silence.
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Conversely, the majority of respondents felt that blacks were viewed as "culpable villains" by law enforcement.
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This is not to say that Germans today are culpable for the actions of their forbearers.
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The answer was nuanced and complicated as it showed that some were more culpable than others.
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They have thus been culpable in the road to Brexit and the election of President Trump.
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Drinkwater, clearly struggling to keep up, was held culpable for at least two of the goals.
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Police in nearby Umzimkhulu are investigating the incident as a case of culpable homicide, News24 reported.
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Those 13 go on to find that juries often find victims culpable in their own assaults.
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In recent months, Takata has cooperated with the investigation, Ms. McQuade said, including identifying culpable individuals.
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Trump, in the wake of the shooting, said he thinks video game companies are somewhat culpable.
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No, but there's no denying that she's culpable in setting her own bar for Halloween extraordinarily high.
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Source: Public Domain Natasha Stewart was convicted of culpable negligence manslaughter in the case of Karima Gordon.
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He also faces three charges of culpable negligence, second-degree misdemeanors and perjury, a first-degree misdemeanor.
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Peterson has been charged with seven counts of felony neglect of a child, culpable negligence and perjury.
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Authorities filed a case of culpable homicide against temple authorities and two fireworks contractors, Kollam police said.
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Peterson is facing charges including culpable negligence, perjury and multiple counts of felony neglect of a child.
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His wife is mad, but she forgives him because she sees 'in his eyes, he wasn't culpable.
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But the court did not say there had been widespread rigging or that the president was culpable.
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You then said that booming rice production is "mysteriously" culpable for rising rice imports—in another country.
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"Mr Vandemoer is probably the least culpable," Massachusetts Judge Rya Zobel said during sentencing, according to CNN.
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More culpable is the Nigerian government, which underplayed the crisis as Boko Haram lost territory last year.
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Presidents have restricted entry of nationals of certain countries on the basis of affiliation or culpable conduct.
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Autostrade and its top managers are under judicial investigation, along with transport ministry officials, for culpable homicide.
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"UPS largely relied on its size and weak internal procedures to excuse blatantly culpable conduct," she wrote.
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And that while of course not every single German was on board, a great many were culpable.
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Do you think that Ticketmaster and StubHub, StubHub more and others like it, are culpable in this?
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Those responsible can be held strictly liable, meaning they are culpable, even if the deaths weren't intended.
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Ponte al día en el caso del productor de Hollywood declarado culpable de ataque sexual y violación.
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"The [Preston Crown Court] say the company is culpable for the injuries," prosecutor Prosecutor Barry Berlin said.
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The judge said he was not convinced that Mr. Spanier was as culpable as the other two.
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On the contrary, it somehow makes us feel culpable in the way these children have been displayed.
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On Wednesday, May was unequivocal, saying Russia was "culpable" for the attempted murder of the double agent.
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The question, "What is it to be human?" is not just narcissistic, it involves a culpable obtuseness.
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That means the US is partially culpable for the death and destruction of Houthi fighters and civilians.
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So I'm culpable in the editing process when I don't cut out stuff that could be problematic.
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It's not just the GOP — cable news is also culpable of lowering the bar for the president.
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Clinton's supporters say it is the ultimate act of sexism to hold her culpable for her husband's transgressions.
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That means the US is partially culpable for the death and destruction of Houthi fighters and even civilians.
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The left wants white America to see itself as profoundly culpable, as the bad guy in the drama.
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Barker, now 29, faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty Monday to culpable negligence manslaughter.
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A school investigation had already found the man culpable, and his accuser assumed he'd be thrown off campus.
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"The MMT has found that Andrew Left is culpable of market misconduct," a spokesman for the SFC said.
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Furthermore, in criminal law, a person is guilty only if they are culpable in both thought and action.
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Uno, Héctor Javier Villarreal Hernández, se declaró culpable un año después de la acusación de lavado de dinero.
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The company and its top managers are under judicial investigation, along with transport ministry officials, for culpable homicide.
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Following its enactment, 18 culpable officials were formally sanctioned by the U.S. under the widely heralded Magnitsky Act.
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The truth is that being less culpable becomes a minor factor when the trial penalty comes into play.
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" He neatly characterized the plight of the accidental killer: "People who are not culpable can nevertheless be responsible.
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Njeru blames dysfunction in the Kenyan justice system for the slow progress in securing convictions against culpable police.
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The U.S. has begun to punish Saudi Arabia and Trump has promised to deal severely with those culpable.
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Still, you might think the endless news stories about these schemes would make everyone's ignorance a little culpable.
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It's also, Matt tweets, the move most culpable for his spine and pelvis fusing together at age 43.
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That raises a question that hangs over the film: to what extent are they culpable for their crimes?
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Local officials have questioned whether the people who voted in the poll could be culpable in her death.
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British officials have said Moscow was culpable for the poisoning and expelled 23 Russian diplomats based in London.
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If not "we will all be culpable in leaving a greatly devalued landscape to future generations," he wrote.
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It is the first time a pharmaceutical company has been found culpable in helping cause the opioid epidemic.
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Recuerden: una persona con tapabocas es una persona responsable preocupada por los demás y no un apestado culpable.
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Earlier Friday, police said they were investigating company officials for alleged culpable homicide and criminal breach of trust.
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I don't think we should carry the bag of guilt in the heaviest way, but we are culpable.
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Fuera de serie El entretenimiento audiovisual ha funcionado como un culpable ideal de la violencia en nuestras sociedades.
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Con bastante frecuencia, el entretenimiento audiovisual funciona rápidamente como un culpable ideal de la violencia en nuestras sociedades.
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Doesn't that make The Times equally culpable in breaching relations with countries that share sensitive information with us?
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Popular social media platforms and other online venues are blatantly culpable for enabling the actions of the abusers.
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However, Kehoe received a sentence of life in prison while the less culpable Lee was sentenced to death.
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The framing of Jean as somehow culpable for his own death is not limited to the arrest affidavit.
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The charges include 7 counts of child neglect, 3 counts of culpable negligence and one count of perjury.
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El mes pasado el Chapo fue declarado culpable de asociación delictuosa para cometer homicidios y tráfico de narcóticos.
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It makes you feel culpable and guilty in the same way taking down a dignified Dark Souls monster does.
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The three charges of culpable negligence are second-degree misdemeanors, while the perjury charge is a first-degree misdemeanor.
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Because she was culpable over her "damn e-mails", in Mr Sanders's phrase, it is a more complicated case.
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The Australians were culpable in the second incident (one which Mr Jones, an Australian himself, recalled after Sunday's game).
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But many view the VCs who pushed Kalanick from his role are nearly as culpable for what's gone wrong.
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That policy said that companies which wish to receive cooperation credit must also turn over information about culpable individuals.
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Because human activities cause this environmental damage, our species is culpable for a crime we are committing against ourselves.
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If anything, it exacerbates the problem by perpetuating the myth that both sides are equally culpable; they are not.
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The company and nine of its employees are under judicial investigation, along with the transport ministry, for culpable homicide.
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Assistant State Attorney Jon Fuchs told told the jurors that Denise was as culpable in Mike's death as Winchester.
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Any Republican who cuts any deal with this president is equally culpable for the decline and fall of America.
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They filed a criminal complaint of culpable homicide and breach of trust; they did not formally charge the company.
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And while Clinton is criticized heavily, she is not singled out for being singularly culpable for events that occurred.
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Many conversations in the city focused on how harshly Ms. Jones should be punished, not whether she was culpable.
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If you're doing business with a site that helps people spread violent, racist ideologies, you are just as culpable.
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She says the main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is also culpable due to its traditional ties with Jamaat.
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If these persons are to be pitied, by implication, members of risk groups who 'infected' them must be culpable.
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In addition to culpable homicide, Dr. Mishra was charged with cheating, criminal conspiracy and corruption by a government servant.
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According to The Washington Post's fact checker, President Trump is culpable for more than 28500,6900 lies or misleading statements.
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I am proud of those who expose the culpable even at risk of their freedom or even their lives.
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He was charged in June 2016 with manslaughter by culpable negligence and attempted first-degree murder with a firearm.
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And [Facebook has] been almost entirely culpable for the disinformation crisis that helped justify this massacre—this ethnic cleansing.
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But Harris' illicit behavior with other women led authorities -- and maybe jurors -- to view him as more culpable, he said.
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Vandenburg's defense team tried to use that fact in his favor, arguing he should not be culpable for others' actions.
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When their corporate dollars are used to fund a platform of violent hate, they are just as culpable as Trump.
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Adding insult to injury, a department must undergo an elaborate, complicated process to discipline an officer found culpable of wrongdoing.
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Pistorius, 28, was found guilty of culpable homicide in connection with the Valentine's Day shooting of Steenkamp in his home.
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After Shields was found dead the Friday after Frankel felt ready to leave the relationship, she began to feel culpable.
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That will be multiplied by anything up to four, depending on the degree to which the firm is found culpable.
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The Shiite leader is still being held in Kaduna where he faces state charges, including culpable homicide and unlawful assembly.
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Together, the group of community organizers have also successfully expelled businesses and non-profits that they've deemed culpable of gentrification.
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Some will respond that Gates should get less time than Manafort because he is less culpable and decided to cooperate.
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They are culpable in the current situation, and they should be held to account for the North Korean nuclear threat.
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"We are all culpable," said Dr. David Deitz, a former insurance industry executive and a consultant on pain treatment issues.
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I think that in accepting that neither sufferer nor witness are culpable we can all find some semblance of peace.
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Many worry that the GOP and the president himself will be held culpable by voters for any government shutdown. Sen.
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Both the Liberals and Labor are culpable of getting political mileage out of people who place themselves at Australia's mercy.
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"Culpable" host Dennis Cooper of Black Mountain Media was the first to suggest offering a reward to advance the case.
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Jeff talks about it a lot, that these people are culpable for the systems they built, that created the situation.
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"The use of social media and smartphones look culpable for the increase in teen mental-health issues," she told me.
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Los críticos fueron desagradables (me declaro culpable), pero conforme las malas películas dieron lugar a las buenas, las reseñas mejoraron.
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Estados Unidos El jurado determinó que el productor es culpable de dos cargos e inocente de las otras tres acusaciones.
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So people who behaved in a way likely to upset a person they knew was suicidal might be partly culpable.
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In this scenario Francis would be guilty of self-deception and incuriosity but not as nakedly culpable as Viganò implies.
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Five members of the Florida jury believed his testimony and voted to acquit him of all charges, but one juror held out, acquitting him of a culpable negligence charge but leaving the judge to declare a mistrial on two counts of felony attempted manslaughter and one count of culpable negligence, according to the Herald.
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As he fielded guilty pleas throughout 2015, Davis thought about how he might offer leniency to the conspiracy's least culpable members.
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"The owner of the apartment would be culpable under the anti-pimping law, but only when they find out," she said.
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On June 20, Johnson pleaded no contest to aggravated manslaughter of a child by culpable negligence, the Pensacola News Journal reports.
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He is facing trial for murder, culpable homicide, unlawful assembly, disruption of public peace and other charges following the 2015 violence.
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Peterson retired from his position and faces charges of culpable negligence, perjury and seven counts of felony neglect of a child.
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Others would reply "culpable," Spanish for guilty, in response to any question, even before they'd been asked to enter a plea.
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After taking statements from hundreds of officials, investigators determined 38 people were "culpable" of breaking security rules, but didn't find malintent.
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Richardson, who was "full of bravado" after the attack, was convicted of culpable homicide at Edinburgh's High Court earlier this month.
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And arguing that the US government is morally culpable for its greenhouse gas emissions can be a tough sell to voters.
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As well as the company facing severe fines, the culpable company's German chief will also be fined up to $5.3 million.
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He also got millions in frozen Iranian assets after a U.S. court found Tehran culpable of funding kidnappings and other acts.
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Punta Gorda Police Chief Tom Lewis was charged on Wednesday with culpable negligence, a misdemeanor, in the death of Mary Knowlton.
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Prosecutors later withdrew one count of culpable homicide because the second woman's death was linked to natural causes, not the accident.
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"Absent extraordinary evidence of negligence at the time of the injury, I don't see how the schools are culpable," he said.
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"No me siento culpable de nada", dijo desde la terraza de su casa de dos pisos en la isla de Java.
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Criminal prosecutions appear unlikely, and outside of the courts, there is a poverty of options to hold the culpable to account.
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Almost always, officials found culpable of serious graft by party investigators later face a separate criminal investigation, trial and prison sentence.
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Su antiguo abogado, Michael Cohen, se declaró culpable de evasión fiscal, fraude bancario y violación de reglas de financiación de campaña.
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Trump is profoundly culpable, but he is not the only reason for America's dismal situation in the face of this epidemic.
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This does not mean that those returning are not culpable for their actions or that the country's deep wounds are healed.
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In other words, they perceived 13-year-old boys as adult men — and viewed black children as more culpable for crimes.
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It is absurd to suggest that historians inside the academy or in museums and national parks were culpable for these developments.
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Instead, it was a quirk of Mr. Sartorio's case that made the judge see him as less culpable than Ms. Huffman.
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El acuerdo de 2008 le permitió a Epstein declararse culpable de cargos estatales mucho menores; para las hermanas Farmerfue muy desmoralizante.
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With the contradictions of the characters pointedly not resolved, everyone is culpable; it becomes less of a whodunit than a whodidn't.
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Garret Graves, who argued that the U.S. isn't culpable for climate change because countries like China continue to pollute with impunity.
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El acuerdo de 2008 le permitió a Epstein declararse culpable de cargos estatales mucho menores; para las hermanas Farmerfue muy desmoralizante.
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El juicio al narcotraficante mexicano Joaquín Guzmán Loera terminó con la decisión del jurado en Nueva York, que lo declaró culpable.
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He feigns blamelessness in situations where he's entirely culpable and takes credit in circumstances where he has more to apologize for.
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De ser hallada culpable, la empresa y sus 52.000 empleados tendrían prohibido hacer negocios con el Estado canadiense durante diez años.
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It is my belief that the reason behind all culpable excesses lies in this depravation of the sense of the infinite.
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More than a year after the massacre, the former Broward County sheriff's deputy now faces child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury charges.
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After a nearly 50-day trial stretched over seven months, Pistorius was convicted of culpable homicide (much like manslaughter) in September 2014.
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It was the first time involvement in a camp was sufficient to be found culpable even without proof of a specific crime.
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They will tell you that Duterte doesn't want children in jail, he wants them safe from the predatory actions of culpable adults.
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First, he forced Frankie to leave the entire situation so the 23-year-old couldn't be culpable for any remaining crimes ahead.
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Zakzaky faces trial on charges of murder, culpable homicide, unlawful assembly, disruption of public peace and other offences following the 2015 violence.
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The question of how culpable Gypsy actually was in luring Godejohn to murder her mother is largely left for the documentary's finale.
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The fire began in a rooftop restaurant, and police have already registered charges of culpable homicide against the restaurant's manager and owners.
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Usman said Nigeria had no tolerance for abuses by army officers and soldiers, and anyone found culpable would be "severely dealt with".
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Its shares closed down 11.7 percent in Mumbai trading on Friday as police announced they had opened a case of culpable homicide.
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But the idea that a recipient is somehow culpable for the later-disclosed criminal activity of a donor seems rather thin gruel.
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As one often finds with negative aesthetic judgments of popular culture, the audience is seen as equally culpable as the creative team.
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These appetites, Mao suggests, are a morally serious matter: she's both culpable and vulnerable, a consumer at grave risk of being consumed.
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The next day, he was given chance to prove it: River, if found culpable, should have been thrown out of the tournament.
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The convictions were the first in which representatives of a multinational firm were found culpable in a human rights trial in Argentina.
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For this, most of the opprobrium is directed at the I.O.C., but some think that the United States is somewhat culpable, too.
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Mr. Scruggs argued in court that his client had acted under pressure from his teammates and was not culpable for his actions.
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If we cannot remember our past does it still belong to us, and are we culpable for the things we have done?
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" Trump used the news to buttress his case that Clinton was culpable of "corruption ... on a scale we have never seen before.
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After all, there are any number of cases in which people far less culpable than Carter got hammered with far longer sentences.
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He will be charged in court Thursday for spreading a dangerous disease, attempting to commit culpable homicide and for impersonating a doctor.
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The building's owner, Rihan, who goes by one name, was detained on suspicion of culpable homicide not amounting to murder, Mittal said.
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But even those who are deemed not culpable could end up paying more for coverage, a report from a consumer group finds.
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Is my entire organization implicated and culpable for "aiding and abetting" under the same provision for sanctioning the work of the program?
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Al concluir los procedimientos, se le declaró culpable de malversación de fondos públicos y cumplió una sentencia de tres años en prisión.
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Al concluir los procedimientos, se le declaró culpable de malversación de fondos públicos y cumplió una sentencia de tres años en prisión.
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Democrats had an obvious predisposition to find the president culpable; his own party had an equally obvious predisposition not to do so.
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But to be criminally culpable, prosecutors would need to prove that he deliberately broke the law as opposed to simply being confused.
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There are some people who are Muslim who are just as culpable as the far right, and their opinions are quite extreme.
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When trans women are being murdered, articles are littered with misgendering and assumptions alluding to the victim being culpable in their own death.
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Yes, after a nearly 50-day trial stretched over seven months, Pistorius was convicted of culpable homicide (much like manslaughter) in September 2014.
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Lawyers representing the families will argue companies that manufacture and sell assault rifles commonly used in mass shootings are culpable for the massacre.
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The decision comes two months after a different court overturned his 2014 conviction of culpable homicide and instead found him guilty of murder.
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The company has good reason to be wary — if regulators find out that it knowingly accepted misleading ads, it could be deemed culpable.
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"The fact that he successfully negotiated for immunity is consistent with the thesis that he was not seen as deeply culpable," he said.
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And the AI field has yet to figure out who is culpable when these systems fail and people are hurt as a result.
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"Of course I didn't yell 'you're a racist and a fascist' or 'you are complicit' or 'you're all culpable' at anybody," he wrote.
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In an essay this week, Holger Stark, its Washington bureau chief, called out America's press as culpable for the momentum behind his candidacy.
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The parents contend that the maker of the Bushmaster is no less culpable because it knowingly marketed a risky war weapon to civilians.
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Last year, a court in Mumbai reversed his conviction for culpable homicide in a hit-and-run of a homeless man in 2002.
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Not wanting to offend the residents of their state, both Ms. Healey and Ms. Rosenblum dismissed any suggestion of another culpable party: voters.
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But to say that the story is nuanced is quite different than insisting on the unlikely conclusion that the parties are equally culpable.
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On Judas What I've learned is that Judas is far less culpable of the things that he is accused of than people assume.
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It's just part of the story, and at the end of it, both sides are shown as being, more or less, equally culpable.
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Police spokeswoman Katlego Mogale said a case of culpable homicide was opened after "a 73-year- old man was involved in an accident".
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Janavs, 49, was one of four defendants who are "far and away the most culpable parents" in the admissions scandal, the memorandum states.
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It is unclear whether any of the 38 officials the report found culpable of violating security procedures still work at the State Department.
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While Fleury was certainly culpable for some of the scoring, the Penguins' captain, Sidney Crosby, said his teammates deserved some of the responsibility.
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But the politicization of this hearing happened a long time ago, and Republmicans are at least as culpable for it as are Democrats.
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Finally, on July 13, 2001, 56 years after the ship's sinking, the Navy announced that Captain McVay was not culpable for the disaster.
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They are all somewhat culpable — after all, the Clintons and Sanders backed a law that increased incarceration as one of its explicit goals.
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"The problem is that there are so many strains of enterovirus," and no one strain has been identified as more culpable than the others.
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Though Ford may not have felt fully culpable for the incident, he did at least make a peace offering in his own, dry way.
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Yes, technology has to be culpable too, and online space is also branded, but it can be and is used with a different intention.
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The United States has put him on a sanctions blacklist as a member of Putin's inner circle culpable for Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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" The upshot: Defendants who argue that they didn't understand the implications of their actions "are just as culpable as those who have actual knowledge.
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"He has been arrested for culpable homicide not amounting to murder," Tank said, adding others, including the landlord of the property are being investigated.
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After all, having run on a Trump ticket, Pence is the most culpable member of a party that has enabled Trump at every turn.
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Then on Friday, UN officials said the "very alarming situation" may be a war crime in which both sides of the conflict are culpable.
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We do not derive pleasure from punishing people, but we have enacted procedures to do so objectively and appropriately when someone is truly culpable.
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In 2011, 94 people died in a fire at a private hospital in Kolkata, and six senior hospital officials were charged with culpable homicide.
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Thus far, he has not been able to do so and it becomes an academic argument as to whether he is culpable or irrelevant.
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Sky Bouche, 19, was charged with terrorism, aggravated assault with a firearm, culpable negligence and carrying a concealed and unlicensed firearm, among other charges.
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Beyond the surface fun of the film, Raimi is dealing with the moral ramifications of his heroine's decisions and whether she may be culpable.
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The ruling by the Seoul Central District Court on Thursday was the first time that the state was held financially culpable in the case.
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A film that traffics in depiction of stereotypes contains the rich possibility of exploring that with its audience, showing how they, too, are culpable.
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But nobody wants to be culpable for such an embarrassing failure in the first few months of renewed GOP control of the federal government.
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Three people at 1 Above have been charged with culpable homicide, and several municipal officials were suspended for failing to enforce fire safety codes.
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Experts say that both design and upkeep might have been culpable in the collapse, and some warned for years that the bridge was troubled.
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His lawyer had acknowledged Tanis was culpable, but had argued he should not be sentenced to life in prison, given his reduced mental capacity.
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It's the latest security incident to hit Instagram users, even if the Facebook -owned social media giant was not directly culpable for the lapse.
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Prosecutors described Hodge as one of the "most culpable" parents involved because he engaged in the conspiracy multiple times, as did Giannulli and Loughlin.
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"The staff and others in her category that are found culpable have been suspended and will be handed over to appropriate authorities," he added.
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If it didn't do this, and the sparking of its wires resulted in awful fires as they did last year, would it be culpable?
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A federal jury convicted Bulger of 240 counts that year, including racketeering and extortion, and found him culpable in 2000 killings, including McGonagle's death.
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Yo misma soy culpable de haber incurrido en algo parecido a ese tipo de periodismo atroz cuando le pregunté si tenía un lado oscuro.
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Chief Livingston placed the blame for the shooting squarely on "the irresponsible actions of a prankster," but Ms. Finch said the police were culpable.
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It's obviously something for any decent person to keep in mind, but it doesn't make passionate politics culpable for the ills of the world.
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She's just as culpable as Zuckerberg, in terms of how Facebook got into its current predicament, and she's far too associated with the ancien regime.
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Under a Texas law known as the Law of Parties, accomplices are held equally responsible, which means Black is as culpable as the actual gunman.
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The convictions of officers working for Italy's then–military intelligence agency, SISMI, who were also found to be culpable was overturned on state secrecy grounds.
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Once done, I finally understood why I felt culpable over Namir and Saeed's deaths and why I felt shame for failing them in later years.
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But the court's finding that juveniles are less culpable than adults and more capable of rehabilitation suggests that the justices should take the final step.
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Though he was initially convicted of culpable homicide and served one year in prison, prosecutors appealed and he was found guilty of murder in 2015.
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In each case, the unintended fatality sets off a chain of dramatic events, but the anguish of the culpable character receives at most cursory attention.
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Henry signed massive tax cuts into law during his tenure, and he isn't the only state Democrat culpable for stripping the state of needed funds.
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Ms. Thompson's book has already been in the news because she names state troopers and prison guards who might have been culpable in these deaths.
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His findings showed that people who drove after getting less than seven hours of sleep were at higher risk for being culpable for the crash.
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Read more: The producers of hit true-crime podcast 'Culpable' are offering a $100,000 reward and say their investigation is 'not stopping' after the finale
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Which means the NSA is actually, I believe, culpable in making the infrastructure of modern society and all the things we enjoy far less secure.
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The police hold that she is culpable because she started the fight that led to the shooting and failed to remove herself from harm's way.
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Who circumvents Congress to complete arms deals to benefit the same Saudis who are clearly culpable in the case of the dismembered Washington Post columnist?
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Specifically, the lawsuit claims Lyft continues to let "culpable drivers who have complaints of rape and sexual assaults lodged against them" continue driving for Lyft.
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That even if a person is culpable for a serious offense, sometimes we gain more, as a society, by not holding the person legally responsible.
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But a year later, a 20163-page report by the Computer Associates board, assisted by an outside law firm, found Mr. Wang culpable as well.
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Poco después, uno de los clichés favoritos era escribir que era un actor de reparto atrapado en el cuerpo de una estrella (culpable de nuevo).
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On a day that saw one person killed during the Charlottesville violence, the president did not need to play the "both sides are culpable" game.
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Rebels have been culpable, too, shelling a hospital on the government-held side of Aleppo last May, just hours before the Council resolution was adopted.
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Akufo-Addo, who last week named a special prosecutor to investigate graft, warned that his appointees would not be spared if found culpable of corruption.
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"LYFT continues to allow culpable drivers who have complaints of rape and sexual assault lodged against them to keep driving for LYFT," reads the lawsuit.
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The police have said she was culpable because she started the fight that led to the shooting and failed to remove herself from harm's way.
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" Another top prosecutor in Waco, Tom Needham, said that proving who, precisely, was culpable was very difficult because the shootout had been "a battlefield situation.
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The president can certainly offer his own reasons for why he did so, but the conduct provides additional evidence of a culpable state of mind.
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Pistorius was originally found not guilty of murder, but guilty of culpable homicide on September 12, 2014, and was sentenced to five years in prison.
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He was accused of neglect of duty and failure to meet Sheriff's Office standards, the report says, and was terminated after the committee found him culpable.
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Guilty of manslaughter After a nearly 50-day trial stretched over seven months, Pistorius was found guilty of culpable homicide (much like manslaughter) in September 2014.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said he is not convinced the Saudi government is culpable even though many of the 9/11 hijackers were Saudi citizens.
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He was initially convicted of culpable homocide and sentenced to five years in prison, serving one year before being released to house arrest in October 2015.
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Evergrande denied the accusations and Left was recently found culpable of market misconduct by a tribunal in a case brought by the Hong Kong securities regulator.
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Pistorius was sentenced to five years after being convicted of culpable homicide, a charge comparable to manslaughter, for shooting Steenkamp, a model and reality TV star.
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That means the US is partially culpable for the death and destruction of Saudi's enemies in the war — the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels — and even civilians.
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"The court observes that there is evidence that the NAM is culpable of...damaging buildings with threat to human life," the court said in Thursday's ruling.
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Turkey has given the administration documents but no formal legal request for extradition, and so far the Americans see no evidence that Mr. Gulen was culpable.
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It spurred discussion and musing over second chances and who was culpable for what and who was responsible for what in return in the wider sphere.
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Up popped a review of "The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and the Jews," a 1991 book by Mr. Farrakhan, which asserts that Jews were especially culpable.
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Even if Trump campaign aides knew that the Russian government had funneled the stolen documents to WikiLeaks, the campaign would not be criminally culpable, they said.
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Poll workers, the local authorities and local and state election officials may also be able to help immediately address intimidation, provided they are not culpable themselves.
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Burge Chancellor Absalom Breakspear (Jared Harris of Chernobyl and The Expanse) argues that his country must accept refugees because they're culpable in creating the fae's plight.
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Además, cuando esos líderes buscan un culpable en cualquier otro lado, tienden a apuntar con el dedo en las direcciones más predecibles, aprovechándose de viejas hostilidades.
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It heightens the asinine South Park humor by, in a way, making you culpable for all the horrible things you see done on in the show.
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Weinstein, que actualmente enfrenta cargos penales de abuso sexual y de violación, ha negado haber tenido sexo no consensuado con nadie y se declaró no culpable.
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Today, supporters of reparations cite the crimes of slavery, as well as 20th-century housing discrimination and racist laws for which the federal government was culpable.
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It "defies a fundamental, centuries-old precept of our legal system: People cannot be punished for crimes for which they are not morally culpable," he wrote.
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Hersl's attorney, William Purpura, argued that his client was a latecomer to the gun task force, making him less culpable than his colleagues, the station reported.
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It appeared that the Russian players felt victimized, presented not as the bearers of a country's hopes but already culpable for the failings sure to come.
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The guards were not culpable because "none of them expressed any belief that a stomachache could result in her death," Ms. Becker said in an interview.
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With opening statements expected Wednesday, prosecutors will have to prove to the jury that Bates' actions amounted to "culpable negligence," according to Bates' defense attorney, Clark Brewster.
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The growth of ISIS online has been well documented, but the plaintiffs in the case may still face an uphill battle to find the tech companies culpable.
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A court had initially convicted Pistorius of culpable homicide, but the Supreme Court in December overturned the conviction and handed him the more serious verdict of murder.
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"This bill would provide that a woman who receives an abortion will not be held criminally culpable or civilly liable for receiving the abortion," the legislation states.
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Failure to speak out against hate-filled actions or words matters, because in my opinion, if you remain silent, you're just as culpable for the toxic results.
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Children, the state court concluded, "are less criminally culpable than adults" and should never be sentenced to the irrevocable punishment of spending their entire lives in prison.
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There is a moral component to this position, that we should not allow machines to make life-taking decisions for which others – or nobody – will be culpable.
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The system is not designed to prevent fraud, and if fraud does occur, it is not designed to detect it, nor produce evidence of who is culpable.
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While it may be of little concern to fans, clubs in general are strongly opposed to something that would make them culpable for the actions of individuals.
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"Kansans are attributing more of their dissatisfaction with the state's current fiscal problems to the governor, while still holding the legislature somewhat culpable," Fort Hays pollsters wrote.
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The Senate bill carves out an exception to the law if foreign countries are found culpable for terrorist attacks that kill American citizens within the United States.
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Tansplainers often suggest remedies to stubborn "Irish problems" without any awareness that the British were not just present for those issues' institution but largely culpable for them.
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Will his trial, set for July, revive the national conversation of how culpable politicians are when their harsh words appear to inspire others to act with violence?
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"Culpable" has brought national attention to Christian's case, which is why the team has no plans to stop investigating until the Andreacchio family has closure, Bozarth said.
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"Everybody will breathe a sigh of relief, because people were earlier apprehensive that if they withdrew life support, they could be prosecuted for culpable homicide," he added.
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While the Queen might not be personally culpable of tax evasion, I certainly think as head of state, she has been deficient in cleaning up the mess.
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The judges found that Mr. Bemba was culpable for having "failed to prevent" the crimes committed by his subordinates, and for doing nothing to punish the offenses.
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His two most recent predecessors were depicted in the grand jury report as deeply culpable in having allowed known abusers to continue to have access to children.
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With the state of emergency in Flint, Michigan, approaching the one-year mark, the number of those believed culpable for the public health disaster continues to grow.
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It's not like Penn State University, Michigan State University and the University of Southern California — homes to terrible abuse scandals — are any less culpable than Catholic dioceses.
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On Monday morning, as her boss faced accusations that he's culpable for the violence, White House adviser Kellyanne Conway tried to craft an alternative explanation for it.
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He has not forfeited any compensation received while the fraud was inflating the bank's performance, nor has he endorsed clawing back the pay of other culpable executives.
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The C.I.A. has believed for weeks that Prince Mohammed was culpable in Mr. Khashoggi's killing but had been hesitant to definitively conclude that he directly ordered it.
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The agency still found Tesla culpable in the fatal crash, but blamed the video game for the driver's "lack of response" when the vehicle started driving dangerously.
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The severity of the judge's sentence might be justifiable if Stubblefield's having sex with D.J. not only was culpable but also both wronged him and harmed him.
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"He was required to certify to Congress whether or not MBS was culpable, in the context of the statute, for the death of Jamal Khashoggi," he said.
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Ariffin could also decide the women are innocent of murder, but guilty of a lesser crime such as causing death by negligence or culpable homicide, experts say.
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Deven Bharti, joint commissioner of the Mumbai police, said charges of culpable homicide and endangering the lives of others had been filed against the man, Sunil Shitap.
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Criminal complaints of culpable homicide have been filed against the owner and restaurant manager of 1 Above for failing to provide adequate emergency exits and evacuation instructions.
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It is a manifestation not just of individual anguish but also of a collective failure: if society is too painful to live in, perhaps we are all culpable.
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In June Cal Fire determined that PG&E's lines and equipment were culpable in sparking at least 12 fires last year, including the deadly blazes in wine country.
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By revealing Rose to be a just as, if not a more culpable villain, Peele managed to avoid the mistake that even some liberal feminists still fall into.
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In fact, as Luu's numbers prove, they're actually more culpable in operating systems that have to support a wider range of devices than what iOS has to support.
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The idea is that those who provide opioids to people who overdose and die are culpable for the deaths, because they provided the drug that got someone killed.
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The former school resource officer is facing 11 counts, including culpable negligence, perjury and felony child neglect in connection with the shooting, according to the state attorney's office.
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"We may not issue any clearance to operate," he said when asked to clarify sanctions that could be imposed on the mall or call center management if culpable.
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"The fact that, as best I understand it, he was the least culpable of all the coaches certainly says something about what the sentence should be," Zobel said.
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Pistorius initially was convicted of culpable homicide, but South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal in December overturned the conviction and handed him the more serious verdict of murder.
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On Monday, Cassie Barker, 29, pleaded guilty to culpable negligence manslaughter in the death of her daughter, Cheyenne Hyer, inside her patrol car in 2016, CBS News reports.
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If such things were allowed to happen in the past is proof of Washington's inept trade administration — and of a culpable negligence of America's vitally important economic interests.
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Barker, now 29, faces up to 73 years in prison after pleading guilty Monday to culpable negligence manslaughter for leaving her daughter to die in her patrol car.
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"We will use all of our powers to deal with those who are found to be culpable," the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) said in its annual report.
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Scot Peterson, 56, who was taken into custody, faces multiple counts of child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury, Broward County State Attorney Mike Satz said in a statement.
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According to CNN affiliate WCCO, Ploussard said that when jurors came to understand the definition of "culpable negligence," they decided Yanez had acted as any other officer would.
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"We may not issue any clearance to operate," he said when asked to clarify sanctions that could be imposed on the mall or call centre management if culpable.
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They argued they were not as culpable as European producers as they had only committed not to enter the European market as their part of an international cartel.
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He was banned for five years from the Hong Kong market last year, after a tribunal found him culpable of market misconduct over one of its research reports.
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Their decorations raised eyebrows because although those Navy attorneys weren't found culpable of wrongdoing during the case against Gallagher, their prosecution team was sanctioned by Navy judge Capt.
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It called for those deemed culpable in the fraud and in Magnitsky's death to be denied entry into the United States and their assets in the country seized.
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The "Culpable" team and the private investigators are still working on Christian's case, sifting through a flood of information from tips with the intention of releasing new episodes.
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For Minian, Plyler, by its very casting of undocumented children as innocents, underscored the perception of undocumented adults as culpable—criminals to be arrested, detained, prosecuted, and deported.
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In April of that year, an explosion at the mine killed 29 workers, and a federal court found Blankenship culpable for failures to adhere to basic safety standards.
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Why does music get the blame when it is likely that the stresses of puberty and the difficult societal structures that must be endured in adolescence are culpable?
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As with eighties hooliganism itself, elements of casual culture have been exaggerated and glorified retrospectively, with mid-noughties films like Green Street and The Football Factory especially culpable.
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The police opened a case into culpable homicide and child cruelty, but they have moved slowly, interviewing her parents only twice and making no move to arrest them.
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This is all against the law, but to be criminally culpable, prosecutors would need to prove that he deliberately broke the law as opposed to simply being confused.
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Mr. Peterson has been castigated and, as of this week, criminally charged with endangering children and culpable negligence in connection with the attack that left 17 people dead.
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It's amazing to think the two competing narratives about Guess were ever reconciled, that she was a grown-up woman and yet not fully culpable for her actions.
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But the judge said he has a limited ability to impose "severe penalties" on the elected sheriff, who he considers "the most culpable" for violating the court orders.
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Mueller's report stated that there would be a "high burden to establish a culpable mental state" in Trump Jr. Read more: The Mueller Report's biggest revelations about Trump.
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The C.I.A. assessed that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, whom the White House has courted, was culpable in the strangling and dismemberment of Mr. Khashoggi.
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Terrible, costly mistakes like the Iraq war and the 2008 financial crisis destroyed the credibility of experts who are culpable for the failures but insulated from the consequences.
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Later this week Mr. Zuma will appear in court on unrelated culpable homicide charges: in 2014 he crashed his Porsche into a taxi in Johannesburg, killing two people.
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The main builder of the hydroelectric project, SK Engineering & Construction of South Korea, said on Friday that it would take responsibility if a formal investigation found it culpable.
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The Central Intelligence Agency, whose analysts draw on an array of hard facts and subjective judgments, are increasingly convinced that Prince Mohammed is culpable in Mr. Khashoggi's death.
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Thursday's settlement appears to resolve litigation that had raised novel and significant issues of law, including how culpable large companies and property owners are in mass-casualty attacks.
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Distracted driving has become a major health hazard, and while smartphones bear much of the blame, a 2018 AAA study found that built-in screens are culpable too.
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But as soon as they reach the age of 226, many of those children will become poor adults who will then be unceremoniously deemed culpable for their predicament.
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To be blunt, a lot of books and podcasts are fueled by voyeurism, and I am not comfortable with being culpable in the transformation of tragedy into entertainment.
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Por otra parte, el expresidente ucraniano Víktor Yanukóvych —exiliado en Rusia desde 2014— fue juzgado ayer en ausencia y declarado culpable de traición a la patria [en inglés].
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Fabric dumping, though less discussed than the clothes consumers throw out, is just as much a byproduct of fashion production, and just as culpable in the landfill crisis.
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Looming over his sentencing were larger questions, about who should be considered most culpable in the cheating scheme and about the role of universities in what had transpired.
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The idea is that those who provide heroin to people who overdose and die are culpable for the deaths, because they provided the drug that got someone killed.
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Now, Peterson faces charges including felony child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury in connection with the deadly shooting, and the victims' relatives are making no secret of their pleasure.
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They have pointed the finger at Shacknai's brother, Adam Shacknai, who was the first to discover Zahau's body but who according to police was not culpable in her death.
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Kim was found to be ultimately culpable for what investigators said were the worst atrocities carried out by a state against its own citizens since the Second World War.
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Other women entered ISIS territory as teenagers, and are now adults with multiple children themselves — their relatives cite this as evidence that they were forced, and are not culpable.
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Jason Chaffetz, would call upon Comey to divulge more information on how he could square his scalding of Clinton's decisions with his suggestion that she is not legally culpable.
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After a terrorist attack, pundits are quick to suggest that the entire Muslim community should apologize for the tragedy — as if every Muslim is in someway culpable for it.
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He ended his argument by citing one of Roy's texts in which he said he didn't want anyone to feel culpable if and when he took his own life.
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"We wouldn't have found these four suspects who were allegedly culpable for this incident if we didn't keep moving forward," she said during a memorial ceremony in Kuala Lumpur.
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In 2014, New York's financial regulator also began pushing for individual responsibility by urging one foreign bank to fire 13 culpable senior executives and traders and discipline 45 others.
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Top U.S. senators said on Tuesday they were more certain than ever after receiving a CIA briefing that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was culpable in Khashoggi's killing.
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Blankenship claims MSHA is at fault for implementing a faulty ventilation scheme and prohibiting coal dust scrubbers, with Manchin, who was governor at the time, and Obama also culpable.
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In 2014, after a trial that riveted South Africa, Judge Masipa found Mr. Pistorius not guilty of murder but convicted him of culpable homicide, the legal equivalent of manslaughter.
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"If he has information that is exculpatory, that means ex, taking away, culpable, blame, then we look forward to seeing it," Pelosi said in the interview that aired Sunday.
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The memo stated that companies would not receive any cooperation from the government if they did not fully disclose the facts about employees who were culpable for potential crimes.
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The actual killer was executed in 2002; Mr. Wood faces execution next Wednesday as a somehow equally culpable party, unless the state commutes his sentence to life in prison.
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"[Un] vicio de la justicia en México es que la investigación para esclarecer los crímenes no se centra en llegar a la verdad, sino en encontrar a un culpable".
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"The onus is on men to take the movement seriously and process it and think about whether they have been culpable or complicit in some way," Mr. Kwek said.
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The seven people who helped Mr. Chau reach the island have been arrested and charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder and with violating rules protecting aboriginal tribes.
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For those of us far from America's big cities, there is a sense that we're somehow culpable for Trump, that we don't get it, that we're behind the times.
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But they are culpable, he said, if they do not know that their actions are wrong (by, for instance, believing a dog instructed them to kill a human being).
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One of the most culpable root causes — one that we can quickly fix, if Congress and the medical community are willing to act — is the over-prescription of opioids.
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One of the most culpable root causes – one that we can quickly fix, if Congress and the medical community are willing to act – is the over-prescription of opioids.
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But his intended receiver, tight end Will Tye, was also culpable for the turnover, failing to make any effort to prevent the Eagles' Terrence Brooks from making the interception.
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En 2013, un tribunal guatemalteco determinó que era culpable de haber intentado exterminar a la etnia ixil, delito por el que se le sentenció a ochenta años de cárcel.
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En 2013, un tribunal guatemalteco determinó que era culpable de haber intentado exterminar a la etnia ixil, delito por el que se le sentenció a ochenta años de cárcel.
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The idea: If a person gives or sells drugs to someone else who dies of an overdose, then that person should be, legally, held culpable for the overdose death.
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It's quite possible that's true, and that Trump himself won't prove to be directly culpable in the collusion with Moscow that his own son seemed eager to carry out.
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Instead, Prosecutor Jan Bledsoe told the judge that Goodson's failure to put a seatbelt on Gray or seek medical assistance made the officer culpable in the young man's death.
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While the case will focus on the alleged activities of Jorge Horacio Messi, the Guardian says authorities believe Lionel Messi knew enough about his father's activity to be culpable too.
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The six-member Miami-Dade County jury also acquitted the North Miami police officer, Jonathan Aledda, of a single misdemeanor count of culpable negligence in the non-fatal 2016 shooting.
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He was criminally charged in early June with felony child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury in connection with the deadly shooting, according to a release from the State Attorney's Office.
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Starting in 2012, several acquittals called into question the court's "command responsibility" precedents, which held leaders culpable for war crimes committed in operations they had ordered but not directly led.
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Parents and guardians in violation of the ban will be held culpable and tried with a misdemeanor with up to 6 months of jail time or a fine of $500.
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The case can be tried in a civil court and he could be found to be somewhat liable or responsible or culpable in those acts because it's a lower threshold.
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What is odder, and much more culpable, is its failure to address the mismatch between its grassroots supporters and its policy agenda into which Mr Trump has tapped so effectively.
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The reason to contribute is not that doing business with a breeder automatically makes you culpable but that it's a way to support a cause about which you care deeply.
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I served in the White House when Warren, then a special House counsel, was pummeling treasury officials over treatment of Wall Street executives who were culpable in the financial crisis.
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Meridian police ruled his death a suicide after a 4703-minute investigation, but Christian's family and a podcast about the case, "Culpable," contend there's substantial evidence suggesting he was murdered.
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A fundamental principle of law is that to establish criminal behavior it must be demonstrated that a person committed a bad act, and did so with some culpable mental state.
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Others have said Trump's many digs at the Jewish community makes him partly culpable for the massacre of 211 people at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh last October.
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Ritchie rifled a shot past David De Gea in the 65th minute to punish a profligate United side who wasted several good chances with Anthony Martial and Alexis Sanchez culpable.
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AT&T is therefore directly culpable for these attacks because it is well aware that its customers are subject to SIM swap fraud and that its security measures are ineffective.
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"I think by condoning anti-Semitism the way he does, I'm afraid he's effectively culpable of that vice," Johnson told a leadership debate organised by the Sun newspaper and TalkRadio.
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The culpable negligence charge would require proof of behavior so reckless, like driving down a crowded sidewalk, that it could be inferred that the accused intended harm, Professor Hutchinson said.
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Culpable or not, he must be made to understand that a foreign power that interferes in American elections is, in fact, trying to distort American foreign policy and national security.
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Another controversial decision by Mr. Abrahams was his refusal to charge Duduzane Zuma with culpable homicide after he crashed his Porsche into a minibus taxi in 2014, killing two people.
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"Chernobyl" reminds us that environmental threats are distributed unequally: Powerful interests are protected, and the most vulnerable are the least culpable and least able to protect themselves — another horrible twist.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday she had come to the conclusion that Russia was culpable for the attempted murder of Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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Since some of the Sierra Leone's most powerful political figures were culpable in the degradation, the dire warnings by the country's environmentalists were guaranteed to go unheeded by the government.
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I don't think Cardinal Wuerl is as culpable as some of his critics say, but at some point a leader has to step aside to let the healing process begin.
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He's certain to deem them culpable for stymying Moore and to rage at them, if only to divert attention from how ineffectual his blessing of Moore turned out to be.
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Under this proposal, parents who tried to forge their children's abilities or disabilities would be found more culpable and receive longer sentences than parents who simply wrote Singer a check.
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The artists responded to an atmosphere of crisis by pointing to ways in which the institutions and structures of the art world appeared culpable and then sought to change them.
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"The three least culpable guys that I've seen come through are getting the harshest penalties," said then-federal judge Kevin Sharp at one of Young's co-defendant's sentencing hearings in 2014.
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While they concede the local party is culpable for its mistakes, they voiced frustrations that the DNC did little to tune in to the issues surrounding the technology before the caucuses.
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It's possible most of the blame is meant to be put on Kate's failure to get pregnant, with Miles made culpable because he ducked a fertility test appointment for two years.
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The United States and European powers say they share Britain's belief that Russia is culpable for the poisoning though they have given no indication of what they will do about it.
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"I think this office, based on (the) charging decisions, believed that he is culpable of doing that," Foxx said, referring to accusations that Smollett staged the attack and lied to police.
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The 2011 directive allows schools to use the preponderance-of-evidence standard, which means there must be at least a 51% certainty that allegations are true before someone is found culpable.
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BLUMENTHAL: But as a former prosecutor, you know that when there's an investigation into several potentially culpable individuals, the evidence from those individuals and the investigation can lead to others, correct?
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According to CNN affiliate WCCO-TV in Minneapolis, Ploussard said that when jurors came to understand the definition of "culpable negligence," they decided Yanez had acted as any other officer would.
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Robert Bentley's power, played out in public as prosecutors portrayed him as financially desperate, privately frustrated and criminally culpable for misconduct under the very ethics law he had helped to strengthen.
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U.S. and international lawmakers have balked at the Saudi attempts to explain away his death, and have vowed punishment if the kingdom's leadership is found to be culpable in the killing.
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It suggested that an American drone might have been culpable, furthering the recriminations days after an American bombing killed more than 60 Syrian soldiers in strikes that Washington said were accidental.
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The justices ruled that sentencing courts must make "individualized sentencing decisions" for such defendants because they are not as morally culpable as adults, and are more capable of changing over time.
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I'm sure the author doesn't want to appear culpable, like me and many other residents who have abandoned the local Bedford-Stuyvesant public schools for better schools, but she's no different.
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"I think this office, based on (the) charging decisions, believed that he is culpable of doing that," Foxx said, referring to accusations that he staged the attack and lied to police.
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In past cases focusing on unfair pay for the cheerleaders, the league successfully asserted that cheerleaders were employees of the team rather than the league, so the N.F.L. was not culpable.
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"This rule defies a fundamental, centuries-old precept of our legal system: People cannot be punished for crimes for which they are not morally culpable," they wrote in a 2018 brief.
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After all, App Annie and Sensor Tower aren't household names (unless you're an app publisher or marketer.) Apple and Google's responsibility Apple and Google, let's be fair, are also culpable here.
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"It hurts my heart to see it, but the culpable ones are the parents who subject their children to crossing the border, or who send them by themselves," Mr. Martinez said.
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Al Hoffman, a former finance chairman of the Republican National Committee who has been supportive of Mr. McConnell, said Mr. McConnell was culpable because he has failed to deliver legislative victories.
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La decisión del jurado de declarar culpable a Weinstein por ataque sexual en primer grado a partir de este relato es importante porque el testimonio de Haley no fue precisamente ideal.
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I congratulate Mr. Trump for having the backbone to stand up against the politically correct and for pointing out that all those involved in the troubles in Charlottesville were equally culpable.
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Más de diez años después, Uwanawich fue acusada de tres delitos de fraude electrónico; se declaró culpable en junio de uno de ellos, como parte de un acuerdo con los fiscales.
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Buhari said the government was investigating circumstances that led to the girls' abduction and warned that "any agency, person or group found to have been negligent or culpable" would be punished.
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"Among all of the participants who stomped and beat on Mr. Patterson, this defendant was not the most culpable," said the judge, Danny K. Chun, of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn.
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It was Bach and his team at Microsoft's Xbox division that were ultimately culpable for a huge defect with the Xbox 360 game console, known as the "Red Ring of Death."
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Enfrenta una sentencia de tres meses si se le declara culpable de violar la ley chhaupadi, que condena como delito el acto de presionar a una mujer para que se recluya.
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If a drug user happens to take a fatal dose inside their walls, clubs are seen as being culpable, especially if it is claimed the drugs were bought at the venue.
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And indeed law students are taught that prosecutors must prove not just that a defendant did something bad, but also that his frame of mind made him culpable when he did it.
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Peterson, who was a school resource officer, is facing charges of child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury in connection with the deadly shooting, according to a release from the State Attorney's Office.
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They're not likely to get a friendly hearing on the question of whether 18-, 19- and 20-year-olds are less culpable than adults from the newly composed high court, Levick said.
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Evans Kidero was one of 11 government officials and businesspeople named by Kenya's senior prosecutor as "criminally culpable" for mismanaging and embezzling public funds, the prosecutor's office said on its Twitter feed.
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The report recommends that action be taken against those found culpable in the misappropriation of money and that NOCK account for the money received annually from Nike on behalf of the athletes.
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"This milestone decision (on Mutua) reiterates IPOA's commitment to professionalise the National Police Service through holding to account culpable officers and exonerating those who are falsely accused," IPOA said in a statement.
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In September 2014, Judge Thokozile Matilda Masipa of the High Court in Pretoria found Mr. Pistorius not guilty of murder, but she convicted him of culpable homicide, a charge equivalent to manslaughter.
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The Supreme Court of Appeal changed the 29-year-old's conviction to murder in December after the state prosecutors appealed the athlete's prior conviction of culpable homicide in the Pretoria High Court.
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And in that void of knowledge, it makes no sense either to level charges that will lead to more violence or to damn as culpable those who have not called for violence.
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Huffman, who was seen as one of the least culpable players in the extensive college scandal, is the first of dozens of parents and college officials to be sentenced in the investigation.
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Brown's lawyers had said she was a victim of sex trafficking, who feared for her life and did not have the mental capacity to be culpable in the killing because she was .
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Also culpable is the long tragic history of misguided U.S. policy that has pursued expediency above principle, and, when convenient, was seemingly always prepared to sacrifice democratic ideals for short-term accommodation.
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That's why he worried about potentially being considered culpable for the actions of passengers engaging in illegal activity no matter if he knew it or not, a common concern among rideshare drivers.
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The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Appeals Tribunal (SFAT) said that HSBC's private banking unit was "culpable of material systemic failings in its marketing and sale of derivative products" in that period.
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Natalia Compagnon enfrenta la posibilidad de hasta cuatro años de prisión pues ayer fue declarada culpable de delitos tributarios, en un escándalo que afectó seriamente la popularidad de su suegra, Michelle Bachelet.
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Western members of the Security Council, led by the United States, said Russia already had signaled that it would oppose the panel's continued existence if the report found the Syrian government culpable.
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That means the US is partially culpable for the death and destruction of Saudi's enemies in the war — the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels — and the thousands of civilians who have been killed.
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Following the dismissal of charges against Mr. Smollett, Mr. Geragos and Ms. Glandian said Mr. Smollett had told detectives the truth, and suggested that the Osundairo brothers were culpable for the attack.
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While it is illegal under federal law to publish a discriminatory housing ad, the law typically holds only employers and employment agencies, and not passive ad publishers, culpable for discriminatory job ads.
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And there is talk, although still tentative, of the European Union's renewing targeted sanctions on people culpable in the violence that has driven the Rohingya from Rakhine, a state in western Myanmar.
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Several current and former prosecutors and criminal defense lawyers said that if the officials at the Trump Organization were aware of what the payments were for, they could possibly be criminally culpable.
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If they did not step forward and bring it to light when it happened, they are culpable in allowing it to happen to the next person, and should be ashamed of themselves.
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Clinton's culpable intent early in her tenure because at that time she was learning the ropes at the State Department and might have been instructed not to use her personal email system.
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El jurado declaró culpable a Weinstein del cargo de violación en tercer grado —que existe cuando un atacante tiene relaciones sexuales con alguien sin su consentimiento— a partir del relato de Mann.
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It also fits the government's arguments that Greece's creditors — its European partners and the International Monetary Fund — are more culpable than the United States (or the Greek government) for the country's woes.
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And in a very big sense, we as fans will remain culpable in an arrangement that makes it impossible for the players we supposedly love to succeed after the games are over.
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This comports with an extremely disturbing tendency of Trump's: Denying responsibility for things of which he is fully culpable, while claiming full praise for things in which he was only partly involved.
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The Supreme Court of Appeal upgraded the 29-year-old's conviction to murder in December after the state prosecutors appealed the athletes April conviction for culpable homicide in the Pretoria High Court.
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More important, though, is that seeing Dorothy's murder would also have meant seeing her killer, which isn't as powerful as the idea that all of the pimps are culpable in her death.
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Pistorius was freed from a prison in the South African capital Pretoria last year after serving only one year for culpable homicide, but an appeals court then upgraded the conviction to murder.
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Just because Bland killed herself does not mean the people who let it happen — the people who forcefully took her in and were charged with watching over her — were any less culpable.
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Several fishermen and one other man who allegedly helped Chau get on the island are charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder and with violating rules protecting aboriginal tribes, the Times reports.
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Police charged 25-year-old Jeanee Dunn of Oxford and 203-year-old Bridget Austin of Abbeville with manslaughter by culpable negligence, more than a year after Durley Bratton died in April 2017.
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The US Supreme Court has declined to hear a case regarding whether Yelp is culpable for removing defamatory reviews from its site, resolving a case that could have affected web platforms' legal protections.
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In The Wall, the defenders unfortunate enough to be found culpable of breach are sent out into the ocean on a small boat with limited supplies, which is almost always a death sentence.
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Jonathon Aledda, a four-year veteran of the department, faces charges of attempted manslaughter, a third-degree felony, and culpable negligence, a first-degree misdemeanor, according to the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office.
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Granted, this first ad debuted at a rather awkward time: Republican Congressman Trey Gowdy issued the findings of his investigation into the Benghazi attacks Tuesday, finding no new evidence that Clinton was culpable.
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Aside from invoking the term "whore," a word laden with gendered judgement, Kim wagged her finger at a woman only culpable of hanging out in a bathroom (and having a really cool purse).
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Poland's Senate has passed a bill establishing prison terms for anyone who besmirches the nation's good name by using the phrase "Polish Concentration Camp," or suggests that Poles were culpable during the Holocaust.
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Shortly after it was released, opposition leader Tony Pua, who was part of the PAC, told a news conference that Najib, should at least be held culpable for the mismanagement at the fund.
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Haughton's daughter, Yasmeen, brought multiple suits against Armslist, arguing in part that the site was culpable for being a platform where Haughton could purchase a gun he would otherwise be barred from buying.
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Drivers whose errors, actions, or lack of actions, led to a crash were deemed culpable, whereas those involved in crashes caused by external factors, such as brake failure or poor infrastructure, were not.
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The archbishop may not be as culpable as other bishops who more systematically covered up sexual predation, and in at least one case he took action that was initially thwarted by the Vatican.
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Policies enacted by the Italian government, many backed by the European Union, make the continent's leaders as culpable as the traffickers who put the young women on the boats in the first place.
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In Kansas, he said, defendants are not culpable if they do not know what they were doing (by, for instance, killing a human being under the delusion that they are killing a dog).
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The allegations in the Florida case came in response to a court document filed by the automakers last week that pointed to Takata's plea deal to argue that the supplier alone was culpable.
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"We're dealing with the symptoms of the root cause, which is the lack of a rational immigration policy from Washington, and both sides are culpable," said Dee Margo, the mayor of El Paso.
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To the Editor: If a car dealer sold you a car, collected your money and then turned around and sold the same car to someone else, the dealer would be culpable of fraud.
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In other words, New York City government is culpable in continuing to pursue policies that further community displacement, and in that light, a summit such as this can serve to distract from that culpability.
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But gender politics and the privilege of masculinity to experience the culture of male predator/female prey as normal, or observe other disparities such as the pay gap as inevitable, are just as culpable.
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"We are told that Mr. Blaine has been delinquent in office but blameless in public life, while Mr. Cleveland has been a model of official integrity but culpable in personal relations," the supporter said.
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It nourishes our conviction that the other tribe is full of deeply bad, and therefore morally culpable, people, whereas members of our tribe deserve little if any blame for the bad things they do.
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In the second trial that ended Monday night, jurors deliberated for about three hours and cleared him of the felonies, but convicted Aledda of one misdemeanor count of culpable negligence, the Miami Herald reported.
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In December, the appeals court sided with prosecutors, concluding that the manslaughter conviction, called culpable homicide in South Africa, had been based on a misinterpretation of laws and an erroneous dismissal of circumstantial evidence.
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KOLKATA, India (Reuters) - Indian police on Friday opened a case of culpable homicide against the company that had been building an overpass which collapsed in Kolkata, killing at least 23 people and injuring dozens.
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His son Duduzane, who faces culpable homicide charges in a different case, and a few of his supporters including a former cabinet minister and ANC politicians traveled to Pietermaritzburg to support their former patron.
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"SCA further held that this was an inappropriate case in which to develop the common law of murder and culpable homicide," the ministry said, adding the outcome meant assisted suicide remained "illegal and prosecutable".
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But if Democrats do not control either the House or the Senate, I fear Trump will try to avoid any meaningful U.S. censure of Riyadh or its top leaders, if they are proven culpable.
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Asked on Monday whether Mr. Clarke, who was not charged, had been investigated in connection with Mr. Thomas's death, Mr. Chisholm said he believed his office had charged the people who were most culpable.
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One of the lawyers, Benjamin L. Crump, announced on Twitter that Mr. Raja had been found guilty of both counts against him: manslaughter by culpable negligence and attempted first-degree murder with a firearm.
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Pero tampoco te sientas culpable si algún día prefieres dormir un poco más en vez de salir a correr; de hecho, hay estudios que sugieren que el sedentarismo es promovido por nuestro propio cerebro.
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The suit is hardly a slam dunk: Among the obstacles will be establishing relationships between emissions and weather events, and surmounting the industry's claim that the consumers of fossil fuels are no less culpable.
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The producers of Culpable feel so strongly that Andreacchio didn't commit suicide that they have offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible for Andreaccio's death.
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It was for them proof that the slings and arrows that women have endured for eons are now weaponized to not just topple, but to convict culpable men at the apex of their game.
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According to those prosecutors, Janavs is one of the "most culpable parents" because she, like Lori Loughlin and former CEO of PIMCO Douglas Hodge, engaged in the scheme repeatedly with more than one child.
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The other three "most culpable" named in the memorandum are Douglas Hodge, former chief executive officer of Pacific Investment management Company (PIMCO), one of the world's largest money managers, and Elizabeth and Manuel Henriquez.
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"Big household-name American companies are just as culpable as the outsourcing companies of abusing the program," said Norman Matloff, a professor at the University of California, Davis, who studies the H-1B program.
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But the Fox spokesperson did not respond when asked whether Dobbs, who did not condemn or even push back on what Farrell said, was culpable for the comment his guest made on his air.
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A sentencing memo described Janavs as one of four defendants who were "far and away the most culpable parents" and "repeat players, who engaged in the conspiracy again and again, over years," CNN reported.
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Having invaded on faulty claims that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction and was culpable in the 9/11 attacks, America's war in Iraq cost hundreds of thousands of lives and trillions of dollars.
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Mueller's report stated that there would be a "high burden to establish a culpable mental state" in Trump Jr. In other words: It seems he simply did not know he might be committing crimes.
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Although West Yorkshire Police is not in any way culpable for Ms. Pionko's death, the question remains whether or not policing for sex worker safety within the managed area has been neglected or mismanaged.
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It was all designed to find out what he knew in a criminally culpable way, and I also want to say something, Mark, you and I go back some 20 years, during the Clinton impeachment.
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Cassie Barker, 29, who pleaded guilty on Monday to culpable negligence manslaughter for the 2016 death of her daughter, Cheyenne Hyer, is due to have her second child, the Biloxi Sun Herald first reported exclusively.
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Most crucially, it would require aspiring white women rappers to be a lot more aware of their surroundings, to be culpable and accountable for the decisions they make about their art and their public images.
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According to a statement from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Peterson was arrested Tuesday and faces seven counts of neglect of a child and three counts of culpable negligence and one count of perjury.
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The drive, who was receiving treatment in hospital, is suspected of running an illegal business transporting liquefied petroleum gas canisters, police said, adding that he is suspected of culpable driving causing serious damage or injury.
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Jacob Bozarth, a producer on "Culpable," said the writers and producers of the show decided to contribute money for a reward after months of investigating left them determined to figure out what happened to Christian.
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What it will do is restore the fundamental moral anchor of the criminal law: it will require prosecutors to prove that an accused person has some culpable mental state before stripping them of their liberty.
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Por su parte, Paul Manafort, exjefe de campaña de Trump, fue declarado culpable en ocho cargos [en inglés]: cinco de fraude fiscal, dos de fraude bancario y uno por ocultar cuentas bancarias en el extranjero.
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Starting February 18, over 13 prints from both Mexican and international artists will be on display in Ayotzinapa: A Roar of Silence, an exhibit calling global attention to the disappeared students and Mexico's culpable government.
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Sin embargo, tuvo que dejar de trabajar con Harvey Weinstein, el productor de Hollywood que ha sido imputado por violación (ayer se declaró no culpable) y que fue denunciado por varios casos de acoso sexual.
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The fishermen and one other man who the police say helped Mr. Chau reach the island have been arrested and charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder and with violating rules protecting aboriginal tribes.
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Weinstein fue declarado culpable de dos de los cinco cargos —ataque sexual en primer grado y violación en tercer grado— y absuelto de los otros, que incluyen violación en primer grado y agresión sexual depredadora.
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Tras la audiencia más reciente de García Luna el 21 de enero, su abogado reiteró que se declara no culpable y afirmó que "niega rotundamente haber aceptado sobornos" (de los traficantes) e irá a juicio.
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" Oklahoma AG Mike Hunter said that drug "companies are culpable for the tragic, heartbreaking number of Oklahomans who have become addicted or who have died as a result of the opioid epidemic in our state.
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The felony charge in Javier's death was based on his being "killed in the same manner as her first child, Angelina, due to her own culpable negligence and without lawful justification," according to the affidavit.
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As we rightly call out the bigots and the racists in our midst, let's also be fierce in our acknowledgment that some on the "other side" are equally culpable in their attempts to divide us.
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"Many pilots feel the training was inadequate, and therefore it appears to me that Boeing, the F.A.A., the airline training centers and possibly the unions themselves are culpable for the incident that happened," he said.
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They are offered impossible choices: Do they condemn their partners and thereby destroy the legacies and legitimacy they have helped to build, and if they do not, do they become culpable in those partners' misdeeds?
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Meanwhile, Congress is culpable when its members accept money from the NRA, through a system of legalized bribery that corrupts lawmakers, and prevents them from passing any sensible gun regulations, including gun bans for suspected terrorists.
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Trump isn't the first conservative to argue that because there was some violence initiated by counterprotesters as well as marchers, both sides are equally culpable (or that it's impossible to tell who was "really" at fault).
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" We're told the family's stance is this -- "They are making a victim who suffered, and still suffers, culpable for her trauma while showing a blatant disregard for the victim and the human aspect of the story.
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Existential survivor guilt — in which the survivor feels culpable or contaminated merely for having survived — is resistant to logic, as from a rational point of view the innocence of the survivor is often not in question.
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A panel of labor judges in Espirito Santo state ruled that Telefonica, publicly traded as Vivo in Brazil, was culpable after workers toiled in slavery-like conditions during the building of a cellphone tower in 2014.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle expressed increasing confidence on Sunday that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is culpable in the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, even as the president defended the young leader.
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S. Chandrakumar, a police inspector in the temple town, said the police had begun investigations of 17 people, including the temple leadership, on allegations ranging from culpable homicide to violating the orders of a local authority.
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Fox News contributor Mike Huckabee slammed NBC for canceling Megyn Kelly's show after her on-air remarks about blackface on Halloween, with the former Arkansas governor suggesting others at NBC are more culpable for their actions.
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It is about the ways our culture is at fault for putting her there in the first place—the American healthcare system is as culpable for Khakpour's rapid decline as the tick that initially bit her.
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It's not that the players we hold in such contempt weren't culpable in the losses we remember them for—it's that the level of blame assigned to them is almost always disproportionate to their baseball crimes.
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The industry is culpable for identifying actresses as essential marketing tools, naming "faces" and "ambassadors" of varying degrees who are contracted to wear their clothes in ad campaigns, and on certain red carpets, and so on.
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The United States could impose sanctions on the prince if he were found culpable in the killing, Corker said, but there should be a collective response with U.S. allies that are looking to Washington for leadership.
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She pointed to Bruce Webster, sentenced to death in 1996, who has also made claims of intellectual disability, and Daniel Lee, who like Ortiz, received the death penalty while a more culpable co-defendant did not.
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NEW DELHI — The chief of the Indian medical college where dozens of sick children died this month after the oxygen supply ran out has been arrested on charges of culpable homicide, the Indian authorities have said.
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Government officials have brought charges of culpable homicide in the case of the motorcyclist, and officials in Gorakhpur said they were opening an inquiry into why so many children had died in the past two days.
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On Wednesday, Judge Gershwin Drain of the US District Court in Detroit said 36-year-old Phanideep Karnati, the recruiter, was "guilty" but "a little less culpable" than others who were sentenced for the same crime.
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"There is no alternative conclusion, other than that the Russian state was culpable for the attempted murder of Mr Skripal and his daughter, and for threatening the lives of other British citizens in Salisbury," May said.
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Noor is being charged with third-degree murder -- "perpetrating an eminently dangerous act and evincing a depraved mind" -- as well as second-degree manslaughter -- "culpable negligence creating unreasonable risk," according to the Hennepin County Jail website.
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And as Vox's Lopez explained, Purdue is seen as particularly culpable for the current epidemic due to its helping to launch a culture of overprescribing supposedly-safe painkillers: Purdue also had a significant role beyond OxyContin.
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But after the financial crash of 2008, the well dried up, for the Wall Street workers culpable and for the clubs where they'd previously drop thousands — sometimes tens of thousands — of dollars in a single night.
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" Wives, she added, "are offered impossible choices: Do they condemn their partners and thereby destroy the legacies and legitimacy they have helped to build, and if they do not, do they become culpable in those partners' misdeeds?
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It was the law firm, not AMP, which chose to remove the name of Meller on grounds that he was not culpable and that including his name "would attract unnecessary attention" from the regulator, the submission added.
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The organizations that were part of these lawsuits maintained that choosing any sort of accommodation made them morally culpable for the use of contraception by their employees, and that it was a violation of their religious rights.
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"Give us the strength, God, to resist the empty, patronizing words that protect the culpable and defame the innocent and dishonor the slain," Ms. Guidry said in a prayer that received a loud "Amen" from the audience.
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Britain's Mark Cavendish, culpable for the crash, chipped away at Viviani's lead in the standings, as did charging 123 champion Lasse Norman Hansen of Denmark, but Viviani showed admirable composure in the heat of an attritional battle.
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Oyo's commissioner of police, Shina Olukolu, told reporters on Monday that anyone found culpable would be prosecuted to "serve as a warning to others who may want to operate such houses that serve as illegal detention centers".
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This is important because it leads to the conclusion that where the investigators left the matter — there was some classified information mixed in with Clinton's work emails but not in a criminally culpable way — is fairly banal.
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Left, founder of U.S.-based short-seller Citron Research, was banned in 2016 after he was found culpable of market misconduct in connection with the publication of a research report on Chinese property developer China Evergrande Group.
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Throughout the interview with Vanity Fair, Sackler repeatedly insisted that his family and its company, Purdue Pharma, are not at all to blame for the opioid epidemic, and he reportedly got upset at suggestions that they're culpable.
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After being gifted a trial judge willing to accept his confused and contradictory account of why he killed his girlfriend, Judge Thokozile Masipa acquitted Pistorius of murder and charged him with the lesser crime of culpable homicide.
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The British government has asserted that the Russian government is responsible for the chemical weapon attack on Sergei V. Skripal, 66, and his daughter, Yulia, 33, and that President Vladimir V. Putin may have been personally culpable.
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The arrest of Mr. Peterson, 56, on seven counts of felony neglect of a child, as well as culpable negligence and perjury charges, was the most significant step yet to hold someone responsible for the mass shooting.
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Photo: Keith Srakocic (AP)On Monday, an Oklahoma judge found Johnson & Johnson culpable for having sparked growing rates of opioid misuse and overdose deaths in the state, ordering the company to pay out $572.1 million in damages.
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Prosecutors didn't get nearly what they wanted ... they recommended 21 months, calling her one of the "most culpable parents" charged in the case who refused to accept responsibility for her actions until months after she was busted.
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While the Cuban government denies any wrong-doing and has not been found culpable, it is undoubtedly an unusual set of circumstances reminiscent of Russia's Cold War–era microwave beam attacks on the U.S. embassy in Moscow.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said that Russia was culpable for the attack and urged allies to join in condemning Moscow for the first known offensive use of a chemical weapon on European soil since World War Two.
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Prosecutors said the Talcahuano death was that of a 23-year-old man run over by a military vehicle, and that a soldier had been charged with culpable homicide for the shooting of a man in northern Coquimbo.
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Prosecutors said the Talcahuano death was that of a 23-year-old man run over by a military vehicle, and that a soldier had been charged with culpable homicide for the shooting of a man in northern Coquimbo.
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To date, the legal precedent has effectively shielded culpable officers from justifiable prosecution, had a deleterious impact on communities impacted by racial profiling and has had the collateral effect of conferring blind faith rather than guaranteeing blind justice.
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While the President admits to uttering the information to the Russians, reportedly in a bragging manner, those who may not have provided the information on the cause-effect of the sharing are equally culpable for his actions. 5.
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When Hillary Clinton lost a presidency to a white man far less qualified, far less prepared and far more volatile, it became clear that women were perhaps just as culpable as men in the fight against systemic inequality.
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"Russia's response doesn't change the facts of the matter - the attempted assassination of two people on British soil, for which there is no alternative conclusion other than that the Russian State was culpable," it said in a statement.
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Drivers who spent less than four hours asleep in a 24-hour period are also at a significantly greater risk of being culpable in a single-vehicle crash than in one that involves another vehicle, the study showed.
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But he was right and he was courageous when he pointed out that the media reporting has been culpable in covering up the truth of cultural rot and dysfunction that has allowed the growth of a subset underclass.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the senior Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee who over the weekend said he believed Prince Mohammed was culpable in Mr. Khashoggi's killing, criticized Mr. Mnuchin's decision to meet with the royal.
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Women who have affairs with married men, whether those women are Ms. Daniels or Mr. Trump's second wife, are held more culpable as seductresses than the men who, like Mr. Trump and Mr. Giuliani, actually broke their vows.
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As recently as last week, officials said, the United States government had not determined who was culpable for the attacks, in which some victims reported hearing a piercing sound and others experienced symptoms consistent with traumatic brain injury.
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An internal, 3-year State Department investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's private emails has found 38 people culpable, and those still at the department could be disciplined with letters in their files, the AP reports.
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The divisions played out in the starkly different responses across the party after Mr. Trump insisted that left-wing counterprotesters were as culpable as neo-Nazis and white supremacists for the bloodshed in Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend.
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Buhari, on a visit to Dapchi last Monday, said the government was investigating circumstances that led to the girls' abduction and warned that "any agency, person or group found to have been negligent or culpable" would be punished.
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As a result, when it comes to climate change, a banker who works in one of these buildings could be just as culpable as a suburbanite with a McMansion full of cavernous unused spaces and four-car garages.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday that the Russian state was culpable for the attempted murder of Sergei Skripal, a former double agent who betrayed dozens of spies of Britain's MI6 foreign intelligence service, and his daughter.
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El mandatario Andrés Manuel López Obrador estará hoy en Badiraguato, Sinaloa, donde nació el capo que acaba de ser declarado culpable de narcotráfico en Estados Unidos, para anunciar planes de desarrollo; López Obrador pidió "no estigmatizar" la zona.
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"Margaret" centers on a teen-ager, Lisa Cohen, played with remarkable range by Anna Paquin, whose life is upended when she is partly culpable in the death of a pedestrian near her home, on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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Many of the star players in the Simpson trial are still trotted out to weigh in on current court cases, including the trial of Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius, who was convicted of "culpable homicide" for killing his girlfriend.
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Although there is no evidence she was present when any of the killings, bombings or robberies happened, prosecutors argue that her support for the men during their 14 years underground make her fully culpable of all of their crimes.
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He was accused e of neglect of duty, failure to meet Sheriff's Office standards and failure to follow body-worn camera recording protocol, according to the report, and was terminated after the Professional Standards Committee found he was culpable.
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The case against Zschaepe hinged heavily on the question of whether judges would hold her equally culpable for the killings as her two dead accomplices, even though there was no evidence she had been physically present during the attacks.
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Although there was no evidence she was present when any of the killings, bombings or robberies happened, prosecutors argued that her support for the men during their 14 years underground make her fully culpable of all of their crimes.
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"I am able to put the legal aspects of my mother's death behind me and ensure that those culpable for her death have been responsible for their actions quickly and without equivocation, "she said in a statement on Thursday.
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Bouche faces charges of terrorism, aggravated assault with a firearm, carrying a concealed firearm, culpable negligence, possession of a firearm on school property, possession of a short-barrelled shotgun, interference in school property and armed trespass on school property.
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In addition to seven counts of felony child neglect, Peterson is charged with four misdemeanor counts of culpable negligence and perjury in a criminal complaint that carries a maximum prison sentence of nearly 97 years if he were convicted.
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Just a day after caving to the demands of his party and making a statement that explicitly blamed white supremacists for the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, this weekend, Trump reverted to his earlier position that "both sides" were culpable.
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I would like to see those culpable pay a price for what they have done and I certainly cannot see how a government like that could continue to have any kind of legitimate administration over the people of Syria.
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Notably, Mr. Bemba was convicted even though he was far away from the militia fighting under his orders and was not present during any of the war crimes; the court said he was culpable because of his command responsibility.
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Standard Chartered Plc has said it will try to claw back bonuses from up to 150 senior staff if they are found culpable of breaching internal rules around risk-taking during the tenure of former chief executive Peter Sands.
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They promised that if I told them who wrote the letter and passed it on to me, and how I spread it around, then I would not be held culpable and it would not be held against my family.
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Garner's death was ultimately ruled a homicide, but a state grand jury determined that Pantaleo was not culpable for his death and declined to indict him in December 2014, prompting a fresh wave of protests across New York City.
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Of course, the two big countries that are sparring over the meaning of those attacks, and who is culpable, are the US and Russia: [Friday] in Moscow, Russia is going to be hosting talks on the war in Afghanistan.
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We hope a trial of these two dangerous men would lead to the capture of others, equally culpable, who seek to hide amid frightened refugees, and to an end to the impunity that allowed the Islamic State to spread.
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The inquiry, started more than three years ago, found that 38 current or former State Department officials were "culpable" of violating security procedures in a review of about 33,000 individual emails sent to or from the server that Mrs.
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Given the opportunity, Mr. Shepard said, he would gladly interview a serial killer — a bad analogy, he admitted, because it implies that he believes Mr. Affleck is somehow culpable, and he has no position either way on that matter.
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One Scientist's Quest to Bring DNA Sequencing to Every Sick KidFor thousands of children who suffer from mystery maladies, the practice of systematically scouring the entirety of their genetic code for the culpable mutation has yet to become routine.
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Researchers from Airwars, a non-profit group monitoring the casualties from airstrikes in Syria, said on Tuesday that they had identified 220 incidents between September 214 and December 224, 217 alone in which Russian aircraft were reported to have been culpable.
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Researchers from Airwars, a non-profit group monitoring the casualties from airstrikes in Syria, said on Tuesday that they had identified 330 incidents between September 30 and December 31, 2015 alone in which Russian aircraft were reported to have been culpable.
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Like the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)(here and UK Bribery Act(here, the Brazil Clean Company Act[here] allows for extraterritorial reach in some respects, meaning any company doing business in Brazil can be punished, along with its culpable executives.
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"Given that Mr. Leary was the youngest, least experienced, and least culpable employees who worked at NECC, with no criminal history of any kind, the sentence impose was fair, reasonable and just," said his attorney Paul Kelly in a statement.
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HONG KONG, Aug 26 (Reuters) - U.S.-based short-seller Citron Research was culpable of market misconduct with the publication of a misleading stock research report in June 2012, Hong Kong's Market Misconduct Tribunal's (MMT) said in a statement on Friday.
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What's next: The Democratic Party of Sacramento County came down on Schubert on Twitter shortly after her announcement, calling her and her supporters culpable in Clark's death, and a Facebook event is scheduled for protesters at the Sacramento Police Department.
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And whether or not they were solely culpable in the McCarron affair because of their dubious track record of busted draft picks and constant upheaval, the Browns aren&apost getting the benefit of the doubt in the court of public opinion.
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They can try to disassociate themselves from him, but they and their party are as culpable as anyone for creating a path in American politics that allowed him to win election and to govern in the way that he does.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Former South African president Jacob Zuma's son Duduzane will stand trial for culpable homicide over a fatal car accident in 2014, a Johannesburg judge said on Friday, rejecting a request to dismiss the case for lack of evidence.
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Both a player and an umpire were dinged 153 days and $215 for the same offense, one of the few occasions where an umpire has been held to be just as culpable as his conflict partner and his penalty was publicized.
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Mori, who has already fielded complaints about stadium construction delays and had to replace the Games logo after a plagiarism row, said main stadium operator, the Japan Sports Council (JSC), and Sports Minister Hiroshi Hase were culpable for the latest incident.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, and others are sponsoring a bipartisan bill that would make it clear that immunity should not apply in cases where nations are found culpable for terrorist attacks that kill Americans on American soil.
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I think Sanders is the least culpable of the trio for her role in all of this deception because she was simply repeating what the president of the United States told her when she asked him about the Cohen payment.
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" Echoing Ms. Bee's monologue, Ms. Miller said that Mr. Fallon did not deserve all the blame, and that NBC was more culpable for providing Mr. Trump a platform as the star of its reality shows "The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice.
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But the Republican controlled Congress and specifically the Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE-led House of Representatives are equally culpable.
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In September 2014 — after a lengthy and highly publicized trial that was likened to the 1994-95 trial of O.J. Simpson in the United States — Judge Masipa convicted Mr. Pistorius of culpable homicide but found him not guilty of murder.
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KOLKATA, India — The police in Kolkata on Friday filed a criminal complaint of culpable homicide and criminal breach of trust against the company that was building an elevated highway that collapsed on Thursday, and then detained eight of the company's executives.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A South African court on Friday found Duduzane Zuma, son of former president Jacob Zuma, not guilty of culpable homicide and negligent driving over a fatal car crash, saying prosecutors had failed to prove their case beyond reasonable doubt.
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Mr. Schuette has led the state's investigation into the state workers culpable for the water contamination, which has resulted in 13 public officials charged with criminal offenses that range from "willful neglect of duty," a misdemeanor, to involuntary manslaughter, a felony.
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En uno de los casos más recientes que han llegado a los tribunales, una enfermera de Illinois fue sentenciada a doce años en prisión después de declararse culpable de enviar 12.000 dólares en bitcoines al sitio Sicilian Hitmen International Network.
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When asked whether he would use his news conference with Mr. Putin to denounce Russia for its behavior, Mr. Trump acknowledged that his own director of national intelligence, Dan Coats, and other senior officials had told him that Russia was culpable.
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The court found that Mr. Pruett was culpable under Texas' infamous "law of parties," whereby anyone who "solicits, encourages, directs, aids, or attempts to aid" a person who commits a crime is equally liable, no matter small his or her role.
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By far the best thing about the Trump campaign was watching many of those culpable for the Iraq war go ballistic trying to stop the neophyte, who kept pointing out that Americans had been deceived into the historic debacle with Iraq.
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Professor Hutchinson noted that the criminal statutes under which Mr. Peterson was charged for his behavior during the shooting, neglect of a child and culpable negligence, were not specifically drafted for law enforcement officers and are usually applied to parents.
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This week, the choices he made on that day in February 225 led the police to charge him with seven counts of felony neglect of a child for not doing more to protect students, and with culpable negligence and perjury.
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But thanks to the judge, we will have a window on the world of the old fossil fuel companies that for generations have powered the global economy but that are now held heavily culpable for climate change and its consequences.
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In this one it's considerably more culpable than that, and while Sanders may be mildly less ridiculous than Sean Spicer, it would be good for both the country and her immortal soul if she felt more social pressure to resign.
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Based on that and the scope of the crown prince's control of Saudi Arabia, the C.I.A. went from believing the crown prince, above, was culpable in the killing to believing he ordered the brutal hit job, according to American officials.
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Burke podría sentenciar a Weinstein a un máximo de veintinueve años en prisión, si decide imponerle la sentencia máxima para los dos cargos de los que se le declaró culpable e instruye que las condenas se cumplan de manera consecutiva.
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While Trump remains president, and as his acolytes begin running, this hyper-partisan scenario in which politicians are undeniably innocent in the eyes of their party and undeniably culpable in the eyes of the opposition will undoubtedly continue to play out.
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The prosecutors had argued to the judge that Mr. Hodge was uniquely culpable, engaging in the admissions scheme more often and over a longer period of time than any other defendant, and doing so from a position of immense privilege.
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They include: imposing a limitation on public mandates; forbidding nepotism; reinforcing scrutiny over the financing of public parties and the use of public money; imposing stronger penalties against culpable politicians; as well as creating a public bank to finance political parties.
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Despite the broad range of people apparently involved -- and the likelihood some will face charges far harsher than solicitation of prostitution -- Snyder singled out the johns, many of whom are married or have children, as especially culpable in sex trafficking.
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Lingering doubts about what actually happened -- and whether Ellison is culpable -- do seem to be dragging down the congressman; he had a narrow 5-point edge over a little-known Republican in the attorney general's race in that same poll.
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Chief Executive Bill Winters said on Tuesday the bank could recover the bonuses of up to 150 senior staff, if they are found culpable of breaching internal rules during a freewheeling lending era under his predecessor Peter Sands, who left last June.
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While Laplanche was clearly viewed by the board as culpable in the troubled loan sale, his behavior didn't rise to the level of forced resignation—until he failed to cooperate in a timely and transparent fashion with the investigation, the sources said.
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Updated December 3, 2015: Oscar Pistorius has been found guilty of murder by an appeals court in South Africa, nearly two months after he was released on house arrest following his conviction on a lesser charge of culpable homicide, the BBC reported.
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Not all were in agreement that he was culpable for the failings of Caldbeck, who was revealed in an explosive report last week to have harassed or preyed upon numerous female founders who'd met with Caldbeck in a professional capacity over the years.
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For those unaware of the 2018 scandal's intricacies, the documentary plays like an informative thriller, doling out blame to Facebook, Cambridge Analytica, its parent company Strategic Communication Laboratories, and the many culpable individuals therein, while maintaining a well-researched and tense narrative.
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Campbell: The next steps will largely depend on whether the IG merely points out perceived wrongdoing that must be corrected inside DOJ and the FBI, or whether he actually recommends criminal charges against department employees found culpable of potentially breaking the law.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian police said on Saturday they had filed a culpable homicide case against three people as the death toll from a building fire in India's Gujarat state rose to 20, with students attending coaching classes accounting for all those killed.
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The view of many of the protesters who gathered on Wednesday waving placards reading "BLIAR," and of relatives of some of those who died in the conflict, is that he is culpable for taking Britain into a disastrous war on false pretenses.
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"Your job as a prosecutor is to go as high up the chain of the organization as you can and prosecute the most culpable people and put an end of their criminal conduct," said Joyce Vance, a former U.S. attorney in Alabama.
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Tenderfoot has also worked on popular true-crime podcasts "Atlanta Monster," its follow-up "Monster: The Zodiac Killer," and "To Live and Die in LA."At a dead end in a tight-lipped town, 'Culpable' took a different approach to gather information.
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PARIS — The International Criminal Court convicted a Congolese politician, Jean-Pierre Bemba, of war crimes and crimes against humanity on Monday, finding him culpable for a devastating campaign of rape, murder and torture in the Central African Republic in 2002 and 2003.
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Trump last year faced intense backlash when he said "both sides" were culpable for the events in Charlottesville, which ended when a man drove a car into a crowd of counterprotesters, killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer and injuring dozens of others.
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Because U.S. intelligence agencies had no clear evidence that the Cubans were involved, DeLaurentis was instructed to tell Vidal that her government was culpable for failing to uphold the Vienna Convention requiring host governments to provide for the security of embassy personnel.
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He also ordered targeted sanctions against the head of Iran's judiciary, Sadeq Larijani, a powerful figure whom the administration holds culpable for the violent crackdown on the protests, as well as against an Iranian cyberwarfare unit that it accuses of internet censorship.
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"This has been a heartbreaking case," Judge Joseph Marx said in sentencing the former officer, Nouman K. Raja, for the two counts a jury found him guilty of last month: manslaughter by culpable negligence and attempted first-degree murder with a firearm.
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" The UK Foreign Office said in a statement that "Russia's response doesn't change the facts of the matter — the attempted assassination of two people on British soil, for which there is no alternative conclusion other than that the Russian State was culpable.
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He finishes the story by laying out the master's lesson: "It's not my duck, it's not my bottle, it's not my problem," he says, meaning that he won't bestir himself to act for good if he's not morally culpable in the problem.
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Un supervisor en Chula Vista, California, se declaró culpable en 2015 de cometer perjurio ante un oficial federal y de siete imputaciones de voyerismo en video, pues admitió que había colocado una cámara de video en un desagüe del sanitario de mujeres.
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Cora was the most culpable actor in the scheme to steal opposing catchers' signs via a video feed and communicate them to the Astros' hitters, coordinating the effort with several players starting early in the 2017 season, according to M.L.B.'s report.
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HONG KONG, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's Court of Appeal on Friday rejected activist short seller Andrew Left's bid to appeal a tribunal ruling that found him culpable of market misconduct over a research report involving China Evergrande Group, his lawyer said.
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Después de once semanas de juicio, el jurado en el proceso en contra de Joaquín Guzmán Loera empezará hoy a deliberar si declara culpable al narcotraficante mexicano de cargos como conspirar para delinquir y traficar, así como de homicidio, en una corte neoyorquina.
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The U.S.'s top diplomat added that while Assad is suspected of carrying out the attack, countries like Russia and its leader President Vladimir Putin were also culpable, the latest sign the Trump administration is growing more willing to put pressure on Russia.
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The British government says that "there is no alternative conclusion other than that the Russian State was culpable for the attempted murder of Mr Skripal and his daughter" and has appealed to the public for help with any more information on the two men.
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"In choosing to accept this settlement, I am able to put the legal aspects of my mother's death behind me and ensure that those culpable for her death have accepted responsibility for their actions quickly and without equivocation," daughter Melissa Rivers said in a statement.
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At the root is a debate over use of a standard known as the preponderance of evidence, which means that a student accused of sexual assault can be deemed culpable if a school decides there was a 51% chance the student really did it.
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The New York Times notes security clearance renewal could become more difficult for any current officials found to be culpable and that any former officials hoping to return to government service with this culpability on their records may face increased scrutiny during the application process.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Two Indian men were acquitted on Friday of the culpable homicide and rape of a British teenager in Goa eight years ago, a case that raised questions about the safety of tourists in the coastal resort and claims of police negligence.
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"Strictly speaking, because murder wasn't a separate charge but was tied in with the culpable homicide charge, it's not considered technically ... as reconsidering a case where there has been a complete acquittal," said Phelps, a senior lecturer in law at the University of Cape Town.
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Last month, all 21 members of the USA Gymnastics board were forced to resign as a result of pressure from the USOC, but many of Nassar's victims have called the committee an equally culpable institution for having looked the other way for so long.
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And FedEx is taking two million packages out of the USPS networkFedEx hasn't been the target of a USPS-related tweetstorm by President Trump, but analysts say the Memphis, Tennessee-based package giant is culpable for the Post Service's "unusual" decline in package volumes.
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Terry was partially culpable for Sunderland's second goal – deflecting Fabio Borini's shot past Thibaut Courtois and into the back of the net – before he received two yellow cards in quick succession for a raking tackle on Jermaine Defoe and a wild chop on Wahbi Khazri.
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Four more city officials charged in toxic water crisis Four more city officials charged in toxic water crisis With the state of emergency in Flint, Michigan, approaching the one-year mark, the number of those believed culpable for the public health disaster continues to grow.
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Days before the vote, Umar told Reuters that a PTI government would not rule out asking China for a bailout instead of turning to the IMF, which he held partly "culpable" for the economic crisis because it allowed the last government to skip reforms.
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"I remain concerned that incoming C.E.O. Tim Sloan is also culpable in the recent scandal, serving in a central role in the chain of command that ought to have stopped this misconduct from happening," Representative Maxine Waters, a California Democrat, said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON — American intelligence officials are increasingly convinced that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia is culpable in the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, an appraisal that poses challenges to a White House intent on maintaining a close relationship with the kingdom.
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Zakzaky and his wife, Zeenat, who has been in prison with him, will travel with a delegation abroad to ensure he returns for his trial in the Nigerian state of Kaduna, where he faces charges including culpable homicide and unlawful assembly, a Nigerian court said.
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Welcome to impeachment in the Trump era, where the president cheers on his attorneys as they blow right past any suggestion that they themselves were direct witnesses — if not culpable — in a scheme that helped make their client America's third chief executive to be impeached.
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They are seeking to expand a 2014 ruling by a lower court that found the Netherlands culpable for the deaths of 19953 of the 8,000 men and boys who were killed after leaving a United Nations compound that was run by Dutch peacekeeping troops.
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Subsequent fiascos — the rise of Al Qaeda and then the Islamic State, the crisis of unregulated financial capitalism followed by the bailout of culpable bankers — confirmed that this elite was too entrenched to be displaced by its failures and too arrogant to learn from them.
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Thirteen people were found guilty of gross negligence of safety measures and charged with "culpable homicide" after a November 2012 apparel factory fire on Dhaka's outskirts that killed at least 117 people and spurred others to jump from the building to escape the flames.
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In 1997, Zimbabwe's prosecuting attorney arrested Mr. Smyth on a charge of culpable homicide in the death of Guide Nyachuru, a 16-year-old boy who was found dead at the bottom of the swimming pool of one of Mr. Smyth's camps in Zimbabwe.
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Después de que el Chapo fuera declarado culpable en Nueva York, la defensa del capo mexicano ha planteado la posibilidad de apelar por un nuevo jucio luego de que Vice News revelara que algunos de los integrantes del jurado desobedecieron las instrucciones del juez.
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They might in fact be even more culpable, since they've spent years as some of the primary architects of the very financial systems that have blithely encouraged the downward pressure on not just salaries, but benefits, vacations, parental and family leave, retirement benefits and more.
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"It's beyond credible that the district attorney doesn't see that trainers who medicate horses obviously know that they are injured and sore, so they should be criminally culpable if they then force them to race to their deaths," Kathy Guillermo, PETA's senior vice president, said.
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At the opening of tonight's Democratic debate in the Michigan city, both Clinton and Sanders demanded that Michigan Governor Rick Synder resign over the crisis, and later said that culpable officials at the EPA and elsewhere should lose their jobs—and perhaps even go to jail.
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"The culpable mental state required for first-degree-felony injury to a child is that the defendant knowingly engaged in conduct that was reasonably certain to cause serious bodily injury or death," Parker County Assistant District Attorney Jeff Swain wrote in an email to the Star-Telegram.
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Popular racial stereotypes that portray black people as dangerous, threatening criminals seep into the public conscience and the media, reinforcing some police officers' perceptions of black children as older and more culpable than they are, and making it more likely they will shoot black people to death.
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"If people want to call for impeachment, it needs to be publicly known that Pence is as corrupt and culpable as Trump, and that he's not a better option," said the DNC source, who says the party has up until now not done enough to highlight that.
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"American intelligence officials are increasingly convinced that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia is culpable in the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, an appraisal that poses challenges to a White House intent on maintaining a close relationship with the kingdom," the Times reports.
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But in the context of the previous edits from Lucas, each one making Solo less culpable, the edits have had a sort of Streisand effect on the scene in making it more important, more talked about, and more integral to Star Wars canon than was originally intended.
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Tom Edwards, the BBC's transport correspondent, wrote on the broadcaster's website, "This shambles is an embarrassing mess for the capital and it has already descended into finger pointing and a blame game over who is culpable for wasting 46.4 million pounds of public money" (about $60 million).
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Por su lado, Macri afirma que el miedo a un futuro gobierno kirchnerista fue el culpable de la turbulencia financiera tras las elecciones, así como a los problemas que ha habido en la economía desde que asumió el cargo hace más de tres años y medio.
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In a letter to Senate leaders obtained by CNN, a group of tech companies including Twitter and Pinterest urge the Senate to make alterations to the bill that would clarify what they believe to be ambiguity around what encompasses "culpable knowledge" from a platform of trafficking activity.
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Rehusarse a escuchar a Bolton o a otros que no han declarado, como Mick Mulvaney, el jefe de Gabinete en funciones de la Casa Blanca, significa que los senadores decidirán si Trump es culpable o inocente sin acceso a la versión más completa de los hechos.
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Por su lado, Macri afirma que el miedo a un futuro gobierno kirchnerista fue el culpable de la turbulencia financiera tras las elecciones, así como a los problemas que ha habido en la economía desde que asumió el cargo hace más de tres años y medio.
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I believe that at this age, when you are almost out of school and a year away from being a legal adult where you are expected to be culpable, you should be more than capable of grasping onto the simple concepts of consent and sexual assault.
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Joaquín "el Chapo" Guzmán Loera fue declarado ayer culpable de narcotráfico, lavado de dinero, homicidio y conspiración para delinquir después de tres meses de juicio en una corte neoyorquina; la condena prevista tan solo por uno de los diez cargos que enfrentaba es prisión de por vida.
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CIA Director Gina Haspel gave leaders of several U.S. Senate committees a closed briefing on Tuesday on the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, leading some senators to say they were more certain than ever that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was culpable in the crime.
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SpaceX, the private firm that provided the Falcon 9 rocket for the mission, was subsequently absolved by these findings, though the rocket company was never really considered culpable (that said, SpaceX made comments after the failed mission without the prior approval of US intelligence experts, which didn't look good).
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Duduzane was also due to appear at Randburg Magistrate's Court in Johannesburg this week to face charges of culpable homicide over a fatal car crash in 2014, when his Porsche 911 crashed into a minivan taxi, killing one woman and seriously injuring another who later died in hospital.
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Former deputy Scot Peterson, 56, was fired and charged Tuesday with 83 criminal charges, including seven counts of child neglect, three counts of culpable negligence, and one count of perjury, in connection to what the Broward State Attorney's Office described as his "lack of response" to the Feb.
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The 'Teen Mom' alum was leaving Mastro's in Bev Hills Friday night when asked about Jenelle's road rage video, and while she thinks what Evans did was wrong ... she believes MTV producers and its parent company, Viacom, are just as culpable for putting the cast in harm's way.
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"I remain concerned that incoming CEO Tim Sloan is also culpable in the recent scandal, serving in a central role in the chain of command that ought to have stopped this misconduct from happening," said Maxine Waters, the top Democrat of the House Financial Services Committee, in a statement.
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Medwed said he believes You was much more culpable in Urtula's death than Carter was in Roy's — prosecutors allege You physically abused Urtula and was present as he died, whereas Carter's relationship with Roy took place mostly through text and phone exchanges and they had limited physical interaction.
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Mr. Pompeo, the former C.I.A. director, described the matter as "the disappearance of Mr. Khashoggi" — a striking contrast to a growing assessment among American intelligence agencies that the Washington Post columnist was killed, and that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia was culpable in the death.
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La fiscalía mexicana informó que Javier Duarte, exgobernador del estado de Veracruz, se declaró culpable de los delitos de crimen organizado y lavado de dinero como parte de un acuerdo para reducir su condena, que quedó en nueve años de cárcel y el embargo de 41 de sus propiedades.
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Duduzane was also due to appear at Randburg Magistrate's Court in Johannesburg in March to face charges of culpable homicide over a fatal car crash in 2014, when his Porsche 911 collided with a minivan taxi, killing one woman and seriously injuring another who later died in hospital.
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Thomas Endara, por ejemplo, nos escribió un correo electrónico en el que lamentaba los sucesos, pero aclaraba que se trataba de "un asunto aislado" y afirmó: "Muchos hemos adoptado venezolanos con el único afán de ayudarlos mientras el verdadero culpable de esta catástrofe entienda que debe dejar el poder".
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"For these people, it will be the first time a judge will be able to take into account the qualities that made them, as children, less culpable than adults who commit the same crimes," said Katherine Mattes, director of the criminal litigation clinic at Tulane University Law School in New Orleans.
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Chad and its leaders were utterly blindsided as there was no sense whatsoever that this nation has harbored or even encouraged terrorists -- certainly no more culpable than such nations as Iraq, Pakistan, Sudan, or for that matter Chad's neighbors Mali, Niger and Nigeria, none of which were included on this list.
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The evidence contradicts the idea that the most culpable senior managers or those who caused the biggest penalties were held accountable, or that discipline was merely delayed until after public knowledge of fraud, or that employees were kept at their companies so they wouldn't turn on their employers in future litigation.
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El jurado que determinará si el mexicano Joaquín Guzmán Loera es culpable de narcotráfico y homicidios por su liderazgo del Cártel de Sinaloa quedó definido ayer, con medidas de protección y secretismo para prevenir posibles represalias contra quienes lo integran (los testigos que declararán ya cuentan también con protección especial).
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The Washington Post reported Saturday that as many as 130 former Clinton aides have been contacted by State Department investigators in recent weeks, with many being informed that they have been found "culpable" for transmitting information that should have been classified at a higher level than it was originally sent.
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In the case of Daniel Lee, the first man scheduled for execution, members of his victims' family have been pleading with the government to resentence him to life without parole, the same sentence his far more culpable co-defendant received; even the trial judge and lead trial prosecutor oppose this execution.
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"Such a threshold requirement excludes from discretionary punishment many of the most culpable offenders, such as the 'wanton and malicious pirate' who intentionally infringes another's patent—with no doubts about its validity or any notion of a defense—for no purpose other than to steal the patentee's business," Roberts wrote.
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Just last week, two men in Miami-Dade, Florida, were arrested and charged with aggravated child abuse, child neglect and culpable negligence after a 2-year-old child was allegedly left unattended, picked up a loaded firearm that was left on the bed, and shot himself in the stomach (he survived).
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Pistorius was found guilty of culpable homicide, which in South Africa refers to a negligent or unintended killing; Mthethwa, on the other hand, has been found guilty of murder with intent in the form of dolus eventualis, which means he foresaw that his actions might lead to Kumalo's death but continued anyway.
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It questioned whether British Cycling was fit to run the sport, found it culpable of "bullying" and said that the board had "sanitized" the findings of the internal investigation into accusations of sexism and bullying made by Jess Varnish, a cyclist who was dropped from the elite program before the Rio Games.
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The Sanders campaign doesn't need to feel morally culpable for the phenomenon to say things like this — it just needed to realize that this could become a liability for the campaign (not least by turning off the political press), and therefore it's something the campaign should either fix or look like it's fixing.
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But afraid of his wrath, confused by their base, and hopeful that some good can still be wrung out of this crisis, they talk themselves, daily, into small acts of cowardice and silence, and then they find themselves committing big ones, as they are too invested, too culpable, to change their tune now.
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The hearing may be the final chapter of the widely watched trials that marked a fall from grace for the athlete, nicknamed "Blade Runner," the first double-amputee to compete in the Olympics After a nearly 50-day trial stretched over seven months, Pistorius was convicted of culpable homicide (much like manslaughter) in September 2014.
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"Taking into account the high burden to establish a culpable mental state in a campaign-finance prosecution and the difficulty in establishing the required valuation, the Office decided not to pursue criminal campaign-finance charges against Trump Jr. or other campaign officials for the events culminating in the June 9 meeting," the report states.
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"Taking into account the high burden to establish a culpable mental state in a campaign-finance prosecution and the difficulty in establishing the required valuation, the Office decided not to pursue criminal campaign-finance charges against Trump Jr. or other campaign officials for the events culminating in the June 9 meeting," Mueller's team explained.
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"We also wish to send a very strong message to athletes representatives, doctors, coaches and all athletes support personnel that those found culpable or proved to be encouraging our athletes in this line of sporting subterfuge will be charged as prescribed by the law of the land," AK said in a separate statement on Thursday.
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The attorney for Lee— the inmate scheduled to be put to death first under the new procedure and who has been on death row since 1999 — argued that "executing (Lee) would be a grave injustice" given the "unreliability of the evidence" and that "his indisputably more culpable" co-defendant, Chevie Kehoe, received a life sentence.
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A U.S. Military Academy at West Point and Harvard Law School graduate, Pompeo is probably best known for his work investigating the terrorist attack that killed four Americans at the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya and concluding in a report and in public comments that then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was culpable.
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Doubting the competence of the detectives, she fixates on a neighbor, a plumber named Keith Denton, who did some work for Rachel and was the last person known to have seen her alive, stalking him unabashedly until the police, finally, bring him in, even though it is Nora herself who suddenly and increasingly seems culpable.
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Members of Penn State's Beta Theta Pi chapter have been accused of being literally culpable in the death of Timothy Piazza, a 20-year-old who died of alcohol-related causes when his "brothers" subjected him to a night of drinking and did not help him after he fell down a flight of stairs.
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Yo quería que encontraran culpable a Weinstein y lo encarcelaran, no como venganza —aunque lo tiene bien merecido— sino como una advertencia para que los hombres como él sepan que la era de la impunidad se acabó, que hay personas dispuestas a escuchar a las mujeres y que a veces lo que decimos tiene consecuencias.
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Bleeding Out makes a compelling case that there is a path forward, calling for a more focused, balanced, and fair strategy that leverages not just the police but also social service and public health agencies, as well as activists and community leaders, to directly confront the few people in communities culpable for the majority of urban violence.
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"Taking into account the high burden to establish a culpable mental state in a campaign-finance prosecution and the difficulty in establishing the required valuation, the office decided not to pursue criminal campaign-finance charges against Trump Jr. or other campaign officials for the events culminating in the June 9 meeting," Mueller's prosecutors said in their report.
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So that would be the generous conclusion: Trump is too stupid to see that Russia is culpable for the hacking, too weak to stand up to his own intelligence agencies over it, too naive to understand the difference between Russian flattery and Russian assistance, and too clueless about foreign policy to even formulate an agenda for US-Russian relations.
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Just a day after the president was pressed by Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina over his controversial comments, Trump told reporters Thursday while flying on Air Force One that he does not believe that the members of the KKK, white supremacists, white nationalists, and neo-Nazis in attendance were fully culpable for the rally's tragic outcome.
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And while theologians and philosophers debate whether things called souls exist and what their nature is, the idea of the soul — part of a being that can be saved or damned, formed toward good ends or evil ones — is at the root of how Apes thinks about what it is to be a sentient, morally culpable being.
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Michael Cohen ayer se declaró culpable de mentirle al Congreso de Estados Unidos [en inglés] sobre un emprendimiento inmobiliario del presidente estadounidense en Rusia y las negociaciones relacionadas con ese proyecto, que continuaron hasta junio de 2016, bien entrada la campaña presidencial en la que se sospecha que hubo intervención de Moscú a favor de Trump.
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American officials have believed Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman culpable for weeks and supported their new conclusion with two sets of intercepted communications: his calls in the days before the killing, and a call afterward by a member of the kill team, who told an aide to the prince to "tell your boss" the mission was accomplished.
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Fue una intensa semana para los colegas que cubren la política estadounidense: El caucus de Iowa fue muy accidentado, el discurso anual de Donald Trump dejó en evidencia el clima político del país y en el juicio político el Senado decidió exculpar al presidente estadounidense (conversamos con el único senador republicano que votó para declararlo culpable).
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In its place was a high-decibel defense of his original position, to which he added the claim that while there were "bad people" and "very fine people" on both sides, the "very, very violent" protesters on the "alt-left" who came "charging in without a permit" were at least as culpable as the neo-Nazi protesters.
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The founding fathers had recognized that "the ultimate tyranny was war carried on illegally by the executive without the knowledge or consent of Congress," and that issue was at the heart of Article IV. While few disputed that the bombing of Cambodia was a serious constitutional violation, several members argued that presidents in earlier administrations were equally culpable.
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Almost 2,700 lawsuits have been filed against Purdue Pharma asserting that in its marketing of OxyContin it failed to warn doctors and patients about the risks of addiction, and hundreds of those suits name members of the Sackler family as culpable because they were officers or board members of the company, which is based in Stamford, Conn.
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Those reports, which came out on the day of Jean's funeral, cited a police search warrant that had been issued in the hours after the shooting, leading Merritt to argue that police "immediately began looking to smear [Jean]," saying it is part of a pattern that has seen police departments and media position black victims as being culpable for their own deaths.
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According to the Waco Tribune, Garland spent much of the May 31st meeting being questioned by attorney Jim Dunnam, going so far out of his way to dodge blame that he claimed to have no knowledge of, or even interest in, who is culpable for what has become one of the more disgusting coverups in the history of college athletics.
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I am less persuaded, however, by the argument that what leading Republicans have done since Donald Trump was elected president has been somehow more disastrous and morally culpable than their original surrender, and that conservatives who declined to vote for Trump but otherwise still voted Republican in 2016 should look at what's happened since and begin voting lock step for the Democrats.
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The luminaries who traveled to New York to make the case that Florida's real estate market wasn't speculative at all included its governor, its leading newspaper publishers and a phalanx of at-risk developers and overextended bankers — 'the very men,' Knowlton writes, 'who were most culpable in creating the speculative boom in the first place, a boom that they now insisted didn't exist.
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" Ms. Pelosi, also appearing on "Face the Nation," suggested that Mr. Trump — who is blocking key witnesses like Mick Mulvaney, his acting chief of staff, from testifying — make his case for himself, while delivering a brief lesson in Latin: "If he has information that is exculpatory, that means ex, taking away, culpable, blame, then we look forward to seeing it.
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So even though the evidencesuggests that Gray wasn't wearing a seat belt in a moving vehicle, cried for medical care, and former Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts admitted that officers wrongly ignored Gray's cries for help, the lack of video evidence makes it all the more difficult to prove that an individual police officer or six of them were culpable for the death.
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