complicit in, with or by?

Complicit in your own undoing, you elected the folks that made it happen.

That doesn't make Cavendish a doper, nor complicit in Michael Barry's misdemeanours.

But -- like the Eric Lewis cartoon above - I still feel somehow complicit in the near remorseless hegemony News Corp has asserted over my country and culture.

But these are the kids you say should take care of her, right? The person who should encourage her kids to be a family is actually complicit in tearing them apart.

If you and I who have the advantages of education and exposure remain distant and unengaged we are actually complicit with the injustices around us.

As in the USA, the accountants, politicians and regulators were hopeless or complicit by doing nothing to prevent the inevitable disaster.