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> It establishes civil liability, but does not indicate anything (or even that anyone has reached any judgement) about the relevant facts. Hence the word culpa
by FireBeyond 5y ago
> It establishes civil liability, but does not indicate anything (or even that anyone has reached any judgement) about the relevant facts.
Hence the word culpable, and not guilty.
- dragonwriter 5y agoMy point was that the claim was of limited relevance in context, not that it was false.
- kcatskcolbdi 5y agoYou immediately call it false in your response.
- dragonwriter 5y agoThat he was found culpable is irrelevant. That it was “of murder” is false. The grandparent was focussed on the discussion of culpability in the context of the segment that was quoted in the comment it responded to.
- pdpi 5y agoThe point is that "murder" and "civil law" don't go together. Murder as a concept is always a criminal law issue.