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What is non culpable homicide?
Culpable homicide is the unlawful killing of a human being which does not amount to murder.
How can you use the word culpable in a sentence?
Only he was culpable of committing such a crimeSource: writingbella.com
A sentence for culpable?
The word "culpable" means "blameworthy" or "deserving the blame" (note that it sounds like culprit), therefore a sentence choice could be: The stolen diamond ring in his wallet proved that he was culpable. Or, to make things simple, you could say: He was culpable.
A sentence using the word culpable?
In that car accident, both drivers were culpable to some extent. She was angry with her husband, but that doesn't mean she's culpable in his murder. The teacher's purse was stolen but there's no proof that one of her students is culpable.
When was El culpable soy yo created?
El culpable soy yo was created in 2008-11.
What is an antonym for culpable?
Innocent.
Mi Madres es Culpable?
"Mi madre es culpable" as in "My mother is guilty"? Culpable is an adjective that does not change according to gender, so it's culpable whether you're talking about a male or female. It does change with number, however. So to say "My brothers are guilty" you would say "Mis hermanos son culpables". 2010-09-20: However, culpable is usually used as referring to the phrase "to blame". So, mi madre es culpable is probably: "My mother is to blame".
What actors and actresses appeared in El culpable - 1995?
The cast of El culpable - 1995 includes: Alan Nadal Piantini
Which two forms of culpa can be distinguished?
There is jno such legal term as "culpa." If you are asking about "culpable" it is defined as: Culpable is a term in criminal law that refers to the blameworthiness of the accused. An accused is culpable when he or she is sufficiently responsible for criminal acts or negligence to be at fault and liable for their conduct.
How do you use a slow learner in a sentence?
culpable
What word means im responseable for it?
Culpable.
What is another word for guilty?
convicted
