culpability

The first is that the NYT presented leaked documents and innuendo from unnamed sources about Lee's culpability.

If the victim has a duty to protect the information lost, and the victim is negligent, they have an orthogonal culpability as well.

> The first is that the NYT presented leaked documents and innuendo from unnamed sources about Lee's culpability.

I think you may be confusing morally culpability with legal culpability.

The driver was aware of their activities, so he is probably the only one with any legal culpability.

The law as it stands does not directly recognize culpability for sites that facilitate unlawful rentals.

There are very few circumstances wherein someone could be considered solely a victim, with no culpability for their circumstance at all.

It is not actually true that good outcomes from Snowden's actions eliminates all his culpability.

And I think both you and veonomsnake are grossly underestimating the culpability of Congress in all of this.

You're implying nobody has any real control over what their actions and thereby assigning killers and rocks about the same level moral culpability.

As well as ignoring the banks culpability here, you're doing the same thing the original starter of this thread wanted to point out.

After, if the reader was paying attention, they would clearly disagree, so you can claim no culpability for the act of misleading everyone.

As the OPM "hack" has demonstrated, the government has no interest and little culpability in protecting the vital and dangerous information it has collected.