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The standard is beyond a reasonable doubt, not probable. So that's the correct way to describe the evidence.
by hwillis 5y ago
The standard is beyond a reasonable doubt, not probable. So that's the correct way to describe the evidence.
- rhino369 5y agoNot really. Reasonable doubt refers to the totality of the evidence. A piece of evidence that probably supports a guilty verdict does not undue other evidence just because it doesn't rise the level of reasonable doubt by itself.