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You're correct, I misspoke. It doesn't affect my point though, that the prosecution can bring a case without first having won the case. I've corrected the initi
by joshuamorton 6y ago
You're correct, I misspoke. It doesn't affect my point though, that the prosecution can bring a case without first having won the case. I've corrected the initial comment.
- nobody9999 6y ago>It doesn't affect my point though, that the prosecution can bring a case without first having won the case. Huh? How would a prosecutor get to try (and attempt to prove) a case if they don't bring the case to the court in the first place? Perhaps I'm missing something here?
- joshuamorton 6y agoExactly. They can bring a case before having proven it beyond a reasonable doubt.