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decriminalize
to do away with legal penalties for
incriminate
to reveal guilt or make (someone) appear guilty
recrimination
an accusation made in response to one from another
culpable
deserving blame or responsibility for a fault or wrong.
culprit
a person who is responsible for a crime or wrongdoing.
mea culpa
a Latin phrase meaning "through my fault," used to admit guilt or responsibility.
onus
burden or obligation
onerous
describing something that is burdensome or difficult to endure.
exonerate
to clear someone from blame or fault, absolving them of responsibility.
approbation
approval or praise, often expressed formally.
reprobate
a person who is dishonest
reprove
to criticize or correct someone, often with a view to make them improve.