Craig K. Agule is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy in the Department of Philosophy & Religion at Rutgers University–Camden. He studies ethics and the criminal law, with particular interest in questions about blame, forgiveness, and responsibility. Dr. Agule has written on the relevance of an agent’s past to her responsibility and on the relevance of our epistemically imperfect natures to both responsibility and the assessments of responsibility. He is currently working on hypocrisy, on the stability of the assessment of responsibility in cases of forgiveness, and on the culpability of criminal negligence. Throughout much of this work, Dr. Agule examines how blame and forgiveness place certain demands on our attention and interpretation and how those demands affect whether and how we should blame and forgive.