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No - he may or may not be a war criminal, depending on whether he committed war crimes. You don't need to be a convicted criminal to be a criminal.
by planckscnst 6y ago
No - he may or may not be a war criminal, depending on whether he committed war crimes. You don't need to be a convicted criminal to be a criminal.
- Daho0n 6y agoIf you can be a criminal before you are convicted, aren't you de factor guilty until proven innocent? I'd say that "being a criminal" doesn't have a lot of meaning if it isn't meant as in the eyes of the law and hence you should be innocent until proven guilty.. or do I misunderstand?
- goldcd 6y agoThat might be your opinion, but I think you'd be excused sitting on the jury for sharing it.