No, you got me wrong. I meant "you should convict somebody based on hard proof. If you want to convict somebody based on likelihood, judges and juries - like al

No, you got me wrong. I meant "you should convict somebody based on hard proof. If you want to convict somebody based on likelihood, judges and juries - like all humans - have a big problem working with big numbers. To minimize hurtful bad decisions, and overcome this human flaw, we should set a fixed, very high probability."