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How does charging someone require "guilty beyond all reasonable doubt"? Sounds like a conflation between charging with a crime and convicting someone. Aware he
by noobermin 9y ago
How does charging someone require "guilty beyond all reasonable doubt"? Sounds like a conflation between charging with a crime and convicting someone.
Aware he said "convict" but he probably meant "charge".
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- busterarm 9y agoImposition of any penalty is a conviction unless there is a voluntary plea. Charge is absolutely not what he meant, especially since that was a base he already explicitly covered.