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Whether you get in legal trouble or not depends on if someone wants to press charges. (Which means if someone activly decides it's bad enough to get police involved)

Being sorry for something won't actually stop you from getting in trouble. You could still get in trouble for being an acomplace regaurdless of being sorry.

When it comes to legal stuff it's your actions that matter the most. If you've done damage to something or someone saying sorry doesn't erase the damage if lasting damage has been caused. As an example. Let's say someone cuts down someone else's tree without permission. Saying sorry may help put these people back on speaking terms or make the victem less mad but it doesn't make the tree magically reapear.

Apologizing doesn't erase the action so sometimes saying sorry is not enough to make up for something. 

Basically legal stuff isn't entirely like usual human to human interactions. The police can still come for you even if you say you're sorry. They care more about the actions then your intentions.

Before this scares you too much though being trully not able to understand the consiquences of your actions when you were doing them is a legal defense. Children and mentally challenged people are often let off easyer because of this (though with the mentally challenged thing it does depend on what type of mental thing they have and what the situation was).

Also, you only have to worry about legal trouble if you upset someone enough for them to get the law on you. Police and courts won't go after this sort of stuff without someone asking them to.