In the courtroom and throughout the process, Rubin was remorseful.
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Gunvalson was remorseful and agreed to watch what she said.
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Putnal was remorseful and was willing to accept his punishment.
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When we met two weeks later, he was remorseful and sad.
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Magistrate Raghoonandan said she did not believe that the defendant was remorseful.
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He was remorseful, paid for the damage and committed to changing his ways.
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Immediately after the rally, the apparent assailant was remorseful, and feared his imminent arrest.
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Kelley said at Friday's hearing before being sentenced that she was "remorseful" for her actions.
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Camp apologized and said he was remorseful, claiming it showed he was amenable to rehabilitation.
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The defense had asked for leniency for Wilkerson, saying that he was remorseful for his actions.
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" Brian Pierce, who represented Eubank in the trial, told the newspaper that his client was "remorseful.
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Jama said she is thankful the case is ending, but wasn't convinced Burchard-Risch was remorseful.
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Schmus did not speak at Monday's hearing but his attorney told the judge he was remorseful.
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I understand how he comes across but I do believe he was remorseful for what he did.
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She said she believed he was remorseful but that the impact on his victims couldn't be minimized.
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Before his client was sentenced on Tuesday, Mr. Reed's lawyer, Rick Merrill, said Mr. Reed was remorseful.
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The morning of the accident, he had been asked if he was remorseful, and he was not.
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In court, Jayne said her client was remorseful and "grateful" to close the case, the Citizen-Times reports.
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Fields, his attorneys contended, was remorseful for what he had done and did not mean to murder anyone.
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It would be one thing if she loved her husband and was remorseful about succumbing to occasional temptation.
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Still, Simpson said he was remorseful about what went down, acknowledging that Fromong was "traumatized" by having a weapon aimed at him.
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When I went in there, I immediately saw that he knew he had done wrong, he was remorseful, he cried the whole entire time.
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But his lawyer, William Dreyer, told the judge that Mr. Palmer was remorseful and "had no idea that he was knowingly aiding" the escape.
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Speaking out in court Wednesday, Weinstein said he was "remorseful" and that his empathy had grown over the past two and a half years.
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In her first appearance before Congress, Sandberg said she was remorseful about Facebook's response to the Russian disinformation campaign that took place on the platform.
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In a rambling speech in court, Weinstein said he was "remorseful" and that his empathy had grown over the last two and a half years.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, American Airlines spokeswoman Shannon Gilson said the company was remorseful and doing what they could to make it up to her.
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Valenzuela attorney Bobbi Falduto told Reuters her client was remorseful for his actions, blaming the murders of his friends on his deep problems with substance abuse.
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He was remorseful, apologized many times, insisted he was not anti-Semitic and committed himself to fighting anti-Semitism, earning the support of some Jewish leaders.
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Minutes before, Mr. Weinstein, who was sitting in a wheelchair, had said that he was remorseful but also "totally confused" about what had happened to him.
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" However, while he was "remorseful of my past behavior," he added "many of the accusations now made against me are either untrue or taken out of context.
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He was remorseful for killing White, as well as another man, Jesse Smyth, whose murder he pleaded guilty to in 1982 after his arrest in the White case.
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Jones admitted to being verbally abusive during the May 2009 incident and said he was "remorseful" and had suffered from being away from his son, the records say.
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Lawyer Steven Chopping said Zwane was "remorseful, ashamed and embarrassed" by his actions and had been jet-lagged, intoxicated, and confused when he'd become separated from his companions.
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Mr. Borden told the court that he was remorseful and was not a bigot, and he apologized to Mr. Harris and to the people of Charlottesville, WVIR said.
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Weinstein also addressed the court, saying he was "remorseful" but then went on to talk about his charitable deeds and compared the #MeToo movement to the Red Scare.
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At a news conference with his family and attorney hours after the outburst, Margraves apologized for his behavior, saying he was "remorseful" and "embarrassed" for losing his composure.
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" C.K. also said that he was "remorseful" for his actions, ending the statement by writing, "I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want.
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Prosecutors acknowledged that Coombes had suffered "a lifetime of abuse — verbal, physical and potentially sexual, at the hands of the deceased," but questioned whether she was remorseful for her actions.
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The Jerome Project, perhaps his best-known work, was inspired by glimmers of reconciliation with his estranged father, Jerome, who was remorseful when Mr. Kaphar encountered him at a family gathering.
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At the hearing, Kavanaugh was remorseful about that implication and said the entry was meant to suggest Renate was "one of us" even though she clearly came away with a very different impression.
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We got Pat Monday on her way into LAX ... and Bobbi's aunt was remorseful and saddened by Max's passing -- last week he was found unresponsive on a bathroom floor with a syringe near his body.
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Now 32, Ramirez said in an interview with a local TV station last month that he was remorseful for his actions, but hoped his appeals would lead to a life sentence instead of an execution.
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Judge Carena Roller said while she believed he was remorseful and wouldn't do it again, the sentence "must have a chilling effect" on others who might consider "revenge porn" in the future, the Winnipeg Sun reported.
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Lawyers for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort asked a federal judge in Washington on Monday to impose a prison term "significantly below" the statutory 10-year maximum, saying he was remorseful for his misdeeds and facing deteriorating health.
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Mr. Ho told the court that he was remorseful and said he was heartened by letters of support from the inmates he had helped counsel who were either on suicide watch or studying for their high school equivalency exams.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lawyers for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort asked a federal judge in Washington on Monday to impose a prison term "significantly below" the statutory 10-year maximum, saying he was remorseful for his misdeeds and facing deteriorating health.
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According to the Montana man's lawyer, while he was remorseful for hurting the boy, he said he thought that Trump, who has made a point of defending the anthem from kneeling football players, would have wanted him to "make sure people are patriotic."
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Laufilitonga was remorseful and submissive as he felt the fierce force and the fury of Puakatau Vakauta and 'Eua.
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He was judged guilty, with the use of the Bible passage Exodus 22:18, and sentenced to death. As he was remorseful and asked for mercy, he was executed through decapitation and not by burning.
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Beloguzov was forgiving of Savitsky and proposed dropping the case. The public prosecutor was supportive of Beloguzov's proposal, and noted that Savitsky was remorseful and had no prior criminal record. Judge Anatoly Kovin decided to drop the case.
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She said she was remorseful, but the church still judged her guilty of sorcery, heresy, witchcraft, apostasy, and satanism, then turned her over to the secular authorities to be executed. She was beheaded and then burned in June 1749.
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He served 42 months in prison. Talking with OneZero in 2020, Armstrong was remorseful, stating he "was the guy who was at the root of this whole thing". He also said he has joined Life After Hate.Justia.com. US Court of Appeals, Cases & Opinions.
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He confessed about the crime before a magistrate later as he was "remorseful", Rai said.she was a rapper . After his statement, the police arrested Indrani Mukerjea, Sanjeev Khanna and Shyamvar Rai and recovered the remains of Sheena Bora's body from a jungle in Raigad district. Peter Mukerjea was arrested later.
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The Baltimore Sun reported in 1997 that it was not clear how truthful his claims were about how many people he had killed, although he said that he had killed up to 10 people. His attorney said that he was remorseful and that drugs and alcohol had changed his personality and made him violent.
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After the murder trial, DuBay went to his home in Knowlton. According to accounts at the time, he was remorseful over his role in the murder. He lived in poverty at his homestead, and in the last ten years of his life was under direct care of his children. He died there on January 11, 1887.
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The temple is known as Vimal Vasahi (Shri Adinath temple). He was remorseful and spent the rest of his life in religious discourse at Chandravati (near Abu road). Later, in 1230 AD, the two Porwad brothers – Vastupal and Tejpal, both ministers of the Vaghela ruler of Gujarat, came to Delwara. They also built the Jain temples designed after Vimal Vasahi temples near Abu.
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Christian thought Gist was remorseful for becoming involved with the British agents, but did not entirely trust him. Nevertheless, he kept him from harm and Gist later regained his popularity. Gist maintained that it was impossible for him to escape so he appeared to go along with the enemy purpose, a story that was accepted by Governor Henry and the Virginia council in December.
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Finally, Miazga's failure to apologize did not create an inference of malice, since Miazga was never asked whether he was remorseful. However, the court was split over whether Miazga was required to have a subjective belief in the guilt of the accused, and whether a lack of reasonable and probable grounds creates an inference of malice. Ultimately, the majority upheld the trial judge's decision.
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" Joe Winder of Geeked Out Nation rated the episode with 8.8/10 saying that it was a pretty good episode that moved things along. "In all it was a good episode and we learned interesting things about some of the characters. [...] Never thought Niles was so caring and he even was remorseful about what he did to Churchill. Never would have guessed that Viceroy was an Irathient wanna be.
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This change of sentiment was most probably due to the upcoming 13th general election. Zulkifli Nordin also states that his statement was made during his days in PAS and he was remorseful for his actions. He also added he had made a lot of mistakes during his tenure as a PAS member and also as a lawyer for Anwar Ibrahim. One of those mistake is the remarks he made to the Hindu community in Malaysia.
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Beloguzov was sent to a hospital in Chile. Savitsky surrendered to the manager of the station, and 11 days later was placed on a flight back to Russia, where he was placed on house arrest until December 8 or 9. On 8 February 2019, Savitsky was at a preliminary hearing at the Vasileostrov District Court of Saint Petersburg. Savitsky was remorseful and was willing to accept a criminal punishment rather than rehabilitation.
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In 1892, the family moved to Abilene, Kansas, which Eisenhower considered his hometown. As a child, he was involved in an accident that cost his younger brother Earl an eye, for which he was remorseful for the remainder of his life. Dwight developed a keen and enduring interest in exploring the outdoors. He learned about hunting and fishing, cooking, and card playing from an illiterate named Bob Davis who camped on the Smoky Hill River.
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Grossman was executed by lethal injection at 6:00 pm EST on February 16, 2010. After being visited in the morning by an aunt and two female friends, he spent his final afternoon praying with his spiritual advisor, Rabbi Menachem Katz.Story from WTSP in Florida In a final statement, Grossman said he was remorseful and said he accepted responsibility for murdering Park. He worked with Rabbi Dr Arthur Segal via mail with the process of Mussar Jewish Spiritual Renewal transformation.
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Brown was placed on death row at San Quentin State Prison. On February 4, 1982, a Riverside County jury convicted Brown of first- degree murder with the special circumstances of first-degree kidnapping and first-degree rape, oral copulation, and first-degree sodomy. During sentencing hearings, his defense attorney argued that Brown was remorseful and presented evidence of psychiatric problems, including sexual dysfunction. Brown claimed that he had been physically abused by his aunt as a child and spanked by his mother.
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During the battle, Abu Nasr al-Husayn—the Ikhshidid general and brother of the Ikhshidid ruler, Muhammad ibn Tughj—was killed. Ibn Ra'iq was remorseful at the sight of Husayn's dead body and offered his seventeen-year-old son, Abu'l-Fath Muzahim, to Ibn Tughj "to do with him whatever they saw fit". Ibn Tughj was honored by Ibn Ra'iq's gesture; instead of executing Muzahim, he gave the latter several gifts and robes, then married him to his daughter Fatima.Gil, 1997, p.318.
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On 19 March 2013, Hinds was found guilty and sentenced to five to ten years imprisonment for the murder of Nicola Furlong. Hinds is currently serving his sentence at Fuchū Prison. His release was originally projected for November 2017, but his parole was delayed after authorities deemed that he had "failed to convince authorities that he was remorseful for Nicola’s murder." Blackstone was sentenced to and served three years in a Japanese prison for the sexual assault of Furlong's friend.
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The ACLU became involved on behalf of Goddard and the anonymous posters. Most of the specific statements outlined in the Saltsman's lawsuit did not rise to the level of defamation as alleged. The majority of local anonymous posters named in the lawsuit via their online nametag perceived this lawsuit as merely an avenue to learn their identity. The case was dismissed with prejudice in December 2012 after Goddard agreed to post a statement that the boy was remorseful about his role in the aftermath of the Steubenville High School rape case.
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The Committee asked the Australian Government to "review the case and remedy the human rights breach". In February 2016, Blessington lodged an appeal to be released from prison given he was only 14 at the time he committed the murder. Blessington claimed "he found God", that he was remorseful for his actions and was a changed man. Despite these claims, Janine's family reported that nearly three decades on from the murder, it had not received any formal apology or letter from Blessington expressing such remorse and did not believe he had changed.
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In "Reinforcements from the Future", Cole was the only one who believed Ransik was remorseful for his part in creating the MutOrgs. Following the defeat of the Orgs he would give up his powers along with his teammates, but they would later reclaim them in order to battle the Warstar Armada alongside the Megaforce Rangers, who also fought with the aid of Cole's Red Lion Zord. As the Red Ranger, Cole fights with the ferocity of the Blazing Lion. He is also equipped with the Red Lion Fang, Lion Blaster, Falcon Summoner, the Falconator, and the Animarium Armor.
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Hall believed that Ned was remorseful about the kiss, and he wanted to show Brad and Lauren that he had moved on by entering into a new relationship. Hall also explained that Ned still cares for Lauren and he turns to her for advice, but he has put any romantic feelings aside, so they can form a friendship instead. Hall also admitted that he thought it was "a bit weird" of Ned to feel that way about Lauren in the first place. Ned is surprised by Brad and Lauren's engagement, as he knows how "fragile" their relationship has been since the kiss.
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Prior to his death, he donated the guns he used in the murders to the Museum of the Revolution in Moscow, and left behind three valuable, though contradictory, accounts of the event. A British officer who met Yurovsky in 1920 alleged that he was remorseful over his role in the execution of the Romanovs.Yakov Yurovsky, a biographical sketch adapted from However, in a final letter that was written to his children shortly before his death in 1938, he only reminisced about his revolutionary career and how "the storm of October" had "turned its brightest side" towards him, making him "the happiest of mortals";Rappaport, p. 216.
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She learned that she had been adopted at birth. She investigated the matter further until she was able to make contact with the woman again and discover that this was her biological mother, who had been forced to give her up because Cindy's father had died before she was born and she wasn't able to raise a child alone. Later she married, and her husband figured out that she had a child out there somewhere. He lovingly responded to an ad in the papers Cindy placed to find her mother, and although the woman was remorseful about the situation and reluctant to claim her daughter, Cindy wanted her back in her life and the two reconciled.
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In December 2015, the Supreme Court of Appeal overturned the culpable homicide verdict and found Pistorius guilty of murder, believing Pistorius should have known that firing his gun would have killed whoever was behind the door, regardless of who he thought it was. On 6 July 2016 Judge Thokozile Masipa sentenced Pistorius to six years in prison for murder, although the prosecution has called for 15 years, the minimum prison sentence in South Africa for murder. Masipa argued that Pistorius had already served 12 months in prison for the culpable homicide conviction and was remorseful for his killing. In November 2017, the South African Supreme Court of Appeal added 9 years to the sentence, for a total of 15 years, following a government appeal.
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He was said to have model behaviour during his period of incarceration and had inspired other inmates to do so. Z also reportedly learnt how to play a guitar and harmonica in prison. In addition, consultant psychiatrist Dr Lim Yun Chin, who counselled Z after his crime, stated that Z was remorseful for what he had done, and he acknowledged that this would be something he will have to struggle with for the rest of his life. Dr Lim had also went onto the stand at the original trial to testify on behalf of Z, that the boy's IQ of 93 made him prone to adult manipulation (in this case, Anthony Ler's) and confirming to the court that Z did not have any abnormality of mind.
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The main profession of Nishaadas was fishing and hunting. When a Nishaada had killed one bird from a pair, the other bird was remorseful of its loss and was in pangs of pain, observing this deep pain inspired the sage Valmiki to write the life history of king Rama of Ayodhya and his dutiful wife queen Sita, who lived in separation due to her capture by deceit by the egoistic demon-like king Ravana. This poetic mythology is revered in India as a guide to highest ideals of human-life, is known as the Ramayana, or the record of king Rama's life.Ramayana by Valmiki, Gita Press publication, Gorakhpur, India In Ramayana, the king of Nishaadas, named Guha, was a very close friend of Rama.
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Many of those who taught Arabic in the Semitics departments of universities came to Ehrlich for instruction, and among them was Professor Richard J.H. Gottheil of Columbia University, son of Gustav Gottheil, who claimed that Ehrlich had admitted to changing his faith to Christianity in Germany and was remorseful for it. This declaration was never signed by Ehrlich, but only by witnesses "claiming" this event took place in the late 19th century. During his years in the United States, Jewish scholars and students sought him out, but Ehrlich surely paid a frightful price for that New Testament translation he did at a young age with Delitzsch. Many regard this translation as a beautiful piece of modern Hebrew composition, but it cost him and he was to pay for it throughout his life.
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He has made a mistake concerning her and he was remorseful and did everything in his power to do penance for it, even marrying a rape victim - in order to give her a happy martial life which would otherwise be denied to her. (Back then and even now, some people tend to think that if a women is raped then her life is done with- in regards to marriage and otherwise) Vamsi and his parents (indirectly) mention that Sivaji made an unintentional mistake under influence, for which he tried making amends, but Seetha has made plenty of mistakes, knowingly and she has even caused turmoil to another lady's (Ganga) marriage. How is she any better and can't she really forgive Sivaji? Seetha, concerned for her husband and regrettable of her actions, goes to Ganga's father and begs him to tell her about Sivaji's whereabouts, which he finally does.
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