culpa
101Culpa caret, qui scit sed prohibere non potest — (Civil law.) One who knows (the danger), but is unable to avert it, is without fault …
102Culpa est immiscere se rei ad se non pertnenti — A person is at fault who intermeddles in I things which do not concern him …
103Culpa lata dolo aequiparatur — Gross negligence is equivalent to malice …
104Culpa tenet suns auctores tantum — Guilt binds its own originator most …
105Culpa tenet suos auctores — Guilt binds only its own originators …
106culpa lata — …
107culpa levis in abstracto — ˌinəbzˈtrak(ˌ)tō, ˌiˌnab , bˈst noun Etymology: New Latin, literally, slight negligence in the abstract Roman & civil law : ordinary negligence arising from the failure to exercise the very high degree of care that men of good business or very… …
108culpa levis in concreto — ˌinˌkänˈkrēˌtō noun Etymology: New Latin, literally, slight negligence in the concrete Roman & civil law : ordinary negligence arising from one s failure to exercise such care in the interest of another as he exercises in his own affairs …
109culpa levissima — leˈvisəmə noun Etymology: New Latin, literally, slightest negligence Roman & civil law : negligence arising from the slightest fault : very slight negligence arising from the failure to exercise the most exact care which a most diligent father… …
110Mea Culpa (Part II) — «Mea Culpa (Part II)» …