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I find it interesting that all cases resulted in a conviction. I wonder whether that might be related to the fact that all of these are cases that went to appe
by manarth 10y ago
I find it interesting that all cases resulted in a conviction.
I wonder whether that might be related to the fact that all of these are cases that went to appeal.
I'd assume that convictions were more often appealed than findings of innocence, but I have absolutely nothing more than blind faith to assume that, so corrections most welcome.
- twinkletwinkle 10y agoFairly certain the prosecution can't appeal innocence, right? Wouldn't that just entail being tried again?
- manarth 10y agoFrom what I understand, it depends on jurisdiction. It's allowed in some countries.