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It doesn't matter. The burden of truth is supposed to be on the accuser. Consider if you will - a robber is caught by police in his own house. In this house,
by Navarr 6y ago
It doesn't matter.
The burden of truth is supposed to be on the accuser.
Consider if you will - a robber is caught by police in his own house. In this house, they found the items the robber stole. Should they:
a) take the items the robber stole
b) take everything
- relaxing 6y agoThanks to civil asset forfeiture laws, the police will in fact b) take everything.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoThat's probably covered by criminal forfeiture if the robber is convicted.
- kop316 6y agoIn a civil case like the one above, its based on a preponderance of evidence. Are you saying that when one device is fake, I should give the benefit of the doubt and assume no other is?
- srtjstjsj 6y agoAll the adapters were fake. Not the computers.