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Credibly accused is not a thing. You're either guilty or not guilty and he hasn't been found guilty.
by blub 6y ago
Credibly accused is not a thing. You're either guilty or not guilty and he hasn't been found guilty.
- shoemakersteve 6y agoYes, the world is black and white. Definitely no grey areas in the legal system. Certainly no guilty people get off on technicalities.
- potta_coffee 6y agoWe live in an imperfect world and justice is imperfectly applied, but for all of us to have a shot at being treated fairly when it's our turn to sit in front of a jury, it's pretty important that we let the system do it's job.
- throwawayboise 6y agoAnyone who gets to the point of a criminal trial has been credibly accused. If the accusations weren't credible, the prosecutor would not bring the case. The standard for a criminal conviction is "beyond a reasonable doubt" which is a higher bar than "credibly accused" (and rightly so). "Not Guilty" does not imply "Innocent"