McArthur never addressed the court nor did he express remorse.
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A child who bullied might express remorse but then relapse.
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They want to hear you acknowledge and express remorse for that.
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Transcripts from his hearings show that he attempted to express remorse.
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When people make mistakes and express remorse, forgiveness is rarely denied.
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In more than six hours of interviews, not once did he express remorse.
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But at no point did Manafort express remorse for his actions — something Ellis noted.
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The second time I saw Moreno-Ocampo express remorse was when I told him this.
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But it's anyone's guess if he will express remorse for his crimes, as Ellis recommended.
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He became one of the few top Nazis to express remorse for the regime's crimes.
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"He would be able to express remorse and fashion a productive life for himself," she said.
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" When she learned that Haskell apparently didn't express remorse, Cassidy Stay said, "Only God can help me now.
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Raniere did not express remorse about his claimed role in DOS nor even admit to it to me.
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The rapists didn't express remorse and described themselves as "inmates" instead of offenders, often blaming their victims, Pandey says.
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Players express remorse The Astros had a team meeting about the issue Wednesday night, players Alex Bregman and Jose Altuve said.
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She is likely to be asked to express remorse for her role in the program — a potentially delicate balance to strike.
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At the end of the video, Knight spoke dearly of his brother, Eric, whom he seemed to express remorse for treating badly.
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Mr. Cataldo said that for legal reasons, his client could not express remorse in court, particularly if her conviction is overturned on appeal.
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The sentencing combined with Manafort's failure to express remorse sparked immediate speculation about the possibility that Trump could pardon his former campaign chair.
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Those who tell the truth about what they saw or did would be granted amnesty from prosecution — even if they did not express remorse.
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Or, alternately, express remorse that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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She would then have taken urgent measures to confess her carelessness, express remorse and make a fulsome display of handing over whatever materials the investigators required.
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Hs words marked the first time that Sheila Marie Evans' family members said they have heard him express remorse for her death, reports the Akron Beacon Journal.
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It's also important to note that Abe won't be apologizing for the attack, with a close aide saying he will instead "express remorse," according to the Times.
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He did not so much express remorse as depict his actions as necessary to retaliate for what he perceived as an epidemic of black-on-white crime.
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And Mr. Cosby has yet to express remorse for his actions, though his own description of what he did to Ms. Constand is chilling to say the least.
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The extensive rules outlined by that office include requirements that the victims of the offense must be interviewed and the defendant should express remorse before issuance of a pardon.
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Over barbecue the night before Mr. Roof's statement, Alan and I had speculated about whether he would express remorse and plead for mercy, or maybe unleash a racist rant.
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At the same time, Wunderlist's creator Christian Reber took to Twitter to express remorse over Wunderlist's coming closure, and even suggested he would buy the app back if allowed.
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In our two-hour meeting, Madoff would express remorse for his crimes, just as he had in practically every e-mail leading up to the visit and every communication since.
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Manafort did not, however, explicitly express remorse for his actions at that time, something Judge T.S. Ellis III noted in his closing remarks on Thursday before handing down Manafort's sentence.
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With that on the table, they said the 30-year-old's best course of action during settlement talks would be to express remorse and demonstrate a willingness to change his behavior.
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In the interviews with filmmaker Jarecki, Robert Durst didn't express remorse for killing his neighbor Morris Black in a confrontation that led to Durst's first murder trial, where he was found not guilty.
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The only time Reyes's smile disappeared was when he was asked at the news conference about domestic abuse, which led him to express remorse for his actions for the second time in nine days.
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Infamous for his slew of antics, as he attempts to demonstrate maturation, he is as critics have described the 21-year-old, now "joyless" and highly aware of his need to at least express remorse.
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That year, Karan Thapar, the journalist who had asked Modi whether he wanted to express remorse for the Gujarat riots, found that no one from the B.J.P. would appear on his nightly show any longer.
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After Mr. Courtier was sentenced last week, Larnell Bruce Sr. approached the father of his son's killer to express remorse for how the crime had affected both of their families, and the two men shook hands.
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Trump didn't express remorse—he even obliquely declared that he will "never back down" on matters of principle—but the fact that Curiel went unmentioned was taken as a signal that Trump is prepared to move on.
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While many of my white peers on social media have begun to express remorse after reading these horrific stories on my newsfeed, I'm perplexed as to why it took them so damn long to finally acknowledge these issues.
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"It takes a big man to know when you are wrong, admit it, express remorse and apologize, and Donald Trump did just that," Pence, Indiana's governor and the GOP's vice presidential nominee, told a crowd at Liberty University.
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" Schumann, who is now an assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh, says there are three "core" elements of a good apology: Express remorse, by saying "I'm sorry" or "I apologize," as well as regret, by saying "I feel terrible" or "I regret it.
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Earlier this week, sociologist David Karp explained to Vox his five-point checklist for helpful public apologies: Specifically acknowledge the harm done, admit your role in it, express remorse, explain which behaviors you'll stop in the future, and share your plan for making amends.
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If Beijing follows its usual playbook, it will feign an investigation into what happened to Li -- perhaps continuing to express remorse for the way he was treated -- and then work hard to gloss over the incident and hope that his death fades from collective memory.
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" (The BitClub website now has a disclaimer saying investments are not available to investors in the US or the Philippines.) At one point, one of the defendants appeared to express remorse, referring to selling shares in BitClub without using the money to purchase mining equipment as "not right.
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Yet when Mr. Blankenship emerged last year from his one-year sentence for conspiracy to violate mine safety laws, rather than express remorse or contrition over the tragedy, he announced a run for the United States Senate, in a state where coal has been as much a cultural identity as an economic one.
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Dan Abramov, the React software engineer at Facebook, eventually returned to Twitter to apologize on behalf of the React team for not being as "loud and clear about it as we should have," while Ken Wheeler, an open source library author, also returned to Twitter to express remorse for his role in the affair.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "After Murder, a Second Chance" (editorial, April 1), about Judith Clark, who was sentenced to prison for her role in the 1981 Brinks armored car robbery that resulted in the murder of two police officers and a guard: For 35 years, Ms. Clark has done everything a human being could do to repair, repent and express remorse.
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Hillel Halkin. Commentary Magazine. March 2009. Several writers described it as part of the Israeli "shooting and crying" tradition (where soldiers express remorse about their actions but do not do anything concrete to remedy the situation), but Folman disputed this.
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A remix album, entitled Remixes for the Damned, was later released in 2008. The album stalled commercially, debuting at no. 42 on the Billboard 200 charts and selling only 13,000 copies. Patrick would later express remorse over his decisions in making the album.
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During the trial, Allison decides to take the stand and confesses to what she did. She does not express remorse at the time nor does she express any regret later. She says that she felt relieved to get everything out. Beverly and Garson are frustrated by her decision, since it condemns both Allison and Beverly to prison.
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October 22, 1985 According to Orange County lawyer Jeff Walsworth, White had expressed remorse for the killings in February 1984. White reportedly stated that it would always cause him inner turmoil. Inspector Falzone said the contrary, however, commenting that at no time did White express remorse in any form at the deaths of Moscone and Milk.
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When asked his religious beliefs, he identified as an atheist, prompting the judges to add another three years. A further three were added after he refused to express remorse for the Archduke's death and blamed Austria-Hungary for starting the war. His brother Veljko was sentenced to death and hanged. Čubrilović was initially sent to serve out his sentence in Zenica.
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Nelson also notes that in 1943, he included in the Kingdom Army men such as D. L. Moody, the Booths of the Salvation Army, and A. B. Simpson, whom he earlier would have excluded. Nelson, 421. But he never renounced his claim to be Elijah; nor did he ever express remorse for those who had died on the Coronet thirty years earlier.Nelson, 421.
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Willow and Buffy express remorse for the princess; dying before she could really live her life. After everyone leaves the museum, a class clown breaks the seal on the mummy while trying to steal it. The princess wakes up, for the curse is broken, and pulls the student into her coffin. She mummifies him by a kiss on the lips.
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Abbott's second book, My Return (1987), was not as popular as In the Belly of the Beast. In 2001, Abbott appeared before the parole board. His application was denied because of his failure to express remorse, his lengthy criminal record, and disciplinary problems in prison. On February 10, 2002, Jack Abbott hanged himself in his prison cell using a makeshift noose constructed from his bedsheets and shoelaces.
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The Israeli internal security service, Shin Bet, discovered this, and the cell's members, including Adiv, were arrested in December 1972. In 1973, the members of the cell were tried, convicted, and given varying prison sentences. Adiv, who had refused to express remorse for his actions, was sentenced to 17 years in prison. At his request, he was placed in the same wing of his prison that Palestinian security prisoners were held in.
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During his battle with the player and the other boys, Chef will express remorse by saying things like "I'm sorry, boys" and "what have I done?" While there were vague references to the Super Adventure Club and his death, there were no references to the Darth Chef suit. After being defeated, Chef regains control over his mind and tries to tell the boys, but he is then killed by Clyde and the New Kid.
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A non-apology apology, sometimes called a nonpology, backhanded apology, or fauxpology, is a statement in the form of an apology that does not express remorse. It is common in politics and public relations. Saying "I'm sorry you feel that way" to someone who has been offended by a statement is a non- apology apology. It does not admit there was anything wrong with the remarks made, and may imply the person took offense for hypersensitive or irrational reasons.
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People may express remorse through apologies, trying to repair the damage they've caused, or self-imposed punishments. In a legal context, the perceived remorse of an offender is assessed by Western justice systems during trials, sentencing, parole hearings, and in restorative justice. However, there are epistemological problems with assessing an offender's level of remorse. A person who is incapable of feeling remorse is often diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, as characterized in the DSM IV-TR.
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Choomahs are very violent in nature and attack people when provoked. Choomahs apparently reproduce and evolve extremely quickly, as they have learned to speak English and express remorse for their prior violence at the end of Choomah Island 3, whereupon they fly off to an unknown destination, the leader opining: "You know what? I'm really gonna miss this planet". The extent of their prior association with King Laranox remains unclear, but the recurring Bumble Brutus appeared to answer directly to Laranox.
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She demands that he express remorse for killing her sister Martha. He admits killing Martha, declaring he was right to do so because her blackmail drove his first wife Mary Alice to suicide, a confession Felicia captures on a hidden camcorder. When Susan, unnoticed by Felicia, enters the house, she calls the police, then diverts Felicia, disconnects the IV, and removes some of Paul's bindings. Felicia returns and attacks Susan, but Paul breaks free and seizes her by the throat.
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And they both show themselves willing to seduce and ruin women: Eliza Williams in Willoughby's case, and Lydia Bennet and Georgiana Darcy in Wickham's case. However, it appears that Willoughby is not completely without a conscience because he did express remorse and guilt concerning his actions toward Marianne, and showed himself to be capable of falling in love. In contrast, Wickham was very calculating in his behaviour and never demonstrated any regret regarding his treatment of Georgiana or Lydia, or embarrassment about his lies to Elizabeth.
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Sokoudjou was defeated by fellow UFC veteran Renato "Babalu" Sobral at Affliction: Day of Reckoning via submission due to an Anaconda Choke in 2:38 of the second round. Sokoudjou defeated the South-African kickboxer Jan Nortje at Dream 9 by TKO (strikes) in round 1 of the Dream Super Hulk Tournament. Sokoudjou was heavily criticized for his post-fight actions where he landed a barrage of extra punches after the referee had already stepped in to stop the fight. Sokoudjou did, however, express remorse for his actions, and apologized to Nortje for the incident.
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It was subsequently posted in PDF form on the website prisonsfoundation.org. In the memoir, he actually does express remorse for his actions, explains why he didn't apologize during the final trial, criticizes the law system in the USA, gives full context of what he did say at the trial and to detectives, and apologizes to both his family and the Sweeney family. An episode of Murder Among Friends, titled '"Friend Fatale," on Investigation Discovery profiled the murder of Jason Sweeney on May 17, 2016, less than two weeks before the 13th anniversary of Sweeney's death.
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In a parliamentary submission on 27 June, Dakuvula declared that the bill, having already become a cause of division and dissent, would not promote reconciliation. The secrecy with which the bill was drafted, and the haste with which it was being pushed through parliament, contradicted the government's assertions that it was an instrument of reconciliation, he considered. He said that the bill gave victims no incentive to forgive, and that it did not require wrongdoers to express remorse or apologise. The bill's compensation provisions, he said, were completely inadequate.
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As Colin bleeds out, he shoots Ira dead; before he expires, Ira also asks to be pulled out, indicating someone else has been controlling him as well. Tasya is removed from the machine connecting her to Colin, while Girder is revealed as Ira's possessor, and also removed from her machine. This time, during the debriefing, Tasya remembers killing and mounting the butterfly, but does not express remorse for the actions, suggesting while the state of her mind is unclear, she has lost the empathy she demonstrated previously in the story.
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Decades after his arrest, the name "Son of Sam" remains widely recognized as that of a notorious serial killer. Many manifestations in popular culture have helped perpetuate this notoriety, while Berkowitz himself continues to express remorse on Christian websites. Neysa Moskowitz, who previously had not hidden her hatred of Berkowitz, wrote him a letter shortly before her own death in 2006, forgiving him for killing her daughter, Stacy. In a sad twist of fate, Moskowitz lost all her children at young ages (Jody, age 9 or 10, possibly a suicide; Stacy; and Ricki, about 38, of scleroderma, circa 1999).
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During the trial of the men accused of murdering Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, the only defendant to express remorse was Nedeljko Čabrinović, who expressed his regrets for what he had done and apologized to the children of the victims. Princess Sophie and her brothers were told about Čabrinović's apology and wrote a letter to him. In the letter, they said they had heard about his apology and stated that his conscience could be at peace because they forgave him for his role in the murder of their parents. Sophie and Max signed the letter, but Ernst refused.
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Effective apology statements focus on the harm done to victims while minimizing descriptions of the offender's context, motivation, or justification. The statement apologizes for the offender's own actions, such as "I'm sorry I said that", and not for other people's reactions to those actions ("I'm sorry people were offended"). Sincerity matters, and the measure of sincerity is usually the recipient's view of the offender's emotional state, plus a credible commitment to not cause the same problem in the future. Effective apologies clearly express remorse and may name efforts of restitution that the offender commits to undertake.
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Some wanted her to be fully prosecuted for the crimes. However, though Kasabian had been an accomplice to the murders (their driver and lookout) and she had not prevented the crimes or contacted the police or the sheriff afterwards, she had not entered either residence and was not thought to have physically participated in any of the murders. She had been described as reluctant and extremely upset during the events of both nights, even challenging Manson ("I'm not you, Charlie. I can't kill anyone"), and she was the only member of the group to express remorse and sympathy for the victims.
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Torto refused to explain why he had carried out his hate-crimes and did not express remorse for the deaths and injuries he had caused. Detective Chief Inspector David Garwood, who had led the investigation, said: "Robert Torto clearly had a mission in mind and that was to attack people from a number of different communities with crude yet dangerous homemade accelerant devices. ... I am convinced that had Torto remained undetected he would have attacked again, which may have resulted in the further loss of life." The judge at the trial, Peter Beaumont, ordered Torto to be detained indefinitely under the Mental Health Act.
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Nonaka served as Minister of Home Affairs through the Tokyo subway sarin attack of 1995, and drew attention for his personal apology to a suspect falsely accused of poisoning his wife and neighbors with sarin. In 1998, at the request of Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto, Nonaka travelled to China to express remorse to victims of the Nanjing massacre. Later that year, in response to a demand for further apologies by Chinese premier Jiang Zemin, Nonaka described the issue as a "finished problem." In 1998, Nonaka was named Chief Cabinet Secretary under Prime Minister Keizō Obuchi, where he wielded an unusual amount of power in this role.
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Japan has formally issued apologies for its military occupations before and during World War II, but that has done little in helping to improve its relations with its neighbors, especially China, North Korea and South Korea. They still insist that Japan has yet to formally express remorse for its wrongdoings in the 20th century, despite some formal statements of regret from Prime Ministers Hosokawa Morihiro and Murayama Tomiichi. Japan's official stance claims that all war-related reparation claims have been resolved (except with North Korea). Unofficial visits to the controversial Yasukuni Jinja by past Prime Ministers belonging to the Liberal Democratic Party and the exclusion or generalization of some elements of Japan's military history in a number school textbooks have also clouded the issue.
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Nevertheless, subterfuge seems to come too readily to him as we see in 2.2 when he makes a false offer to assassinate the King to test Onaelia, again in 3.3 when he pretends to agree to murder Sebastian and Onaelia to placate the Queen and finally in 5.1 when he tells the King that the murder has been carried out. Scene 3.3 shows a further unedifying side of Balthazar when he bursts in on the King and stabs a servant and refuses to express remorse as the servant is a mere groom. On a different note, the character is also used to comic effect, especially in 4.2 when he acts out bawdy dialogue with Cornego. His last significant act is to dissuade the faction from attempting to assassinate the King, before being reduced to a minor role in the closing scene where he only has five short speeches and plays no significant part in the denouement.
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